Commercial Roofing & Flat Roof Systems for Dripping Springs Hill Country Business

Commercial Roofing Systems We Install & Repair

Most Dripping Springs commercial buildings need two systems working together. Here's what we install.

Prices are estimates and vary based on building size, rural access conditions, roof complexity, and system combination. Metal + flat hybrid buildings require separate system pricing for each section. We provide detailed proposals with exact numbers.

Types of Dripping Springs Buildings We Serve

From craft beverage production to Hill Country hospitality—we roof every type of commercial building in and around Dripping Springs.

What does commercial roofing cost in Dripping Springs?

It depends on building type, roof system, and access conditions. TPO and EPDM flat roof systems run $5-$8 per square foot installed. Standing seam metal—the dominant commercial material in Dripping Springs—runs $8-$14 per square foot. Many Dripping Springs commercial buildings combine metal and flat sections: a standing seam metal tasting room or event hall with a flat-roof kitchen, storage wing, or mechanical area attached. A 4,000 sq ft winery tasting room with a 1,200 sq ft flat-roof back-of-house might run $35,000-$60,000 depending on materials. We provide exact pricing after on-site assessment.

We run a winery/brewery/distillery. Can you work around our production schedule?

Yes—and we understand why this matters. Beverage production can't stop because a roof is being replaced overhead. Contamination risk, temperature control, and equipment sensitivity all dictate the work schedule. We've roofed tasting rooms while production continued in the back, replaced flat sections over fermentation areas during seasonal shutdowns, and phased metal roof projects around barrel storage access. Tell us your production calendar and we'll build a plan around it.

My event venue has bookings every weekend. Can you work weekdays only?

That's standard for Dripping Springs venue work. This area hosts more weddings and events per capita than anywhere in the Hill Country. We schedule all venue projects Tuesday through Thursday—no exceptions. We've completed full roof sections between weekend events without a single booking disruption. We also clean up completely each day so your venue is photo-ready if a couple visits for a walkthrough midweek.

Is standing seam metal the best choice for Dripping Springs commercial buildings?

For most Dripping Springs commercial buildings, yes. Standing seam metal dominates here for good reasons: it handles hail better than any membrane, it matches the Hill Country aesthetic that customers expect, it lasts 40-60+ years, and it sheds water quickly on the slopes common in this terrain. The exception is flat or low-slope sections—tasting room kitchens, mechanical rooms, storage wings—where TPO or modified bitumen makes more sense. Most Dripping Springs commercial projects involve both metal and flat systems on the same building.

My commercial building is on rural acreage with a long driveway. Is that a problem?

No. This is the norm in Dripping Springs, not the exception. Wineries, event venues, and agritourism operations sit on 10-50+ acre properties accessed by unpaved ranch roads. We bring equipment staged for rural access—we've delivered materials down caliche roads, across cattle guards, and onto properties with no traditional loading dock. We assess access before quoting so there are no surprises on installation day.

Do you handle Hays County commercial permits for Dripping Springs?

Yes. Commercial roof work in Dripping Springs requires City of Dripping Springs and Hays County permitting depending on location—some commercial properties are in the city limits, others in the ETJ, others in unincorporated Hays County. Each has different requirements. We determine which jurisdiction applies to your property and handle all permit applications, inspections, and compliance documentation.

My building is part winery and part event space. Does that complicate the roofing?

It means you have a hybrid building with different roofing needs under one structure—and that's common in Dripping Springs. The tasting room or event hall typically has a steep-pitch metal roof for aesthetics and span. The production area, commercial kitchen, or storage wing often has a flat or low-slope section. These two systems meet at a transition that requires precise flashing. We handle both systems and, critically, the connection between them. One contractor, one warranty, no finger-pointing.

How quickly can you respond to a commercial roof emergency in Dripping Springs?

We have crews in the Dripping Springs-Bee Cave-Wimberley corridor regularly. For active leaks threatening your business—especially beverage production areas, commercial kitchens, or event spaces with upcoming bookings—we typically respond within a few hours. We carry emergency tarping and temporary repair materials. Call our 24/7 emergency line.

Can you roof an agricultural building that's been converted to commercial use?

Yes. Dripping Springs has more agricultural-to-commercial conversions than almost anywhere in Central Texas. Old barns become event venues. Ranch buildings become tasting rooms. Equipment sheds become commercial kitchens. These conversions have non-standard framing, mixed materials, and structural loads the original building wasn't designed for. We assess the existing structure, recommend the right system for its current commercial use, and install with attention to the quirks of converted agricultural buildings.

Should I coat my existing commercial roof or replace it?

If your building's flat roof section is structurally sound but the membrane is aging, a silicone coating can add 10-15 years at roughly 30-40% of replacement cost. If you have ponding from inadequate original slope, multiple active leaks, saturated insulation, or storm damage at flashings, coating won't solve the underlying problems. For metal roofs showing rust or fastener wear, coatings can extend life significantly if the panels are structurally sound. We assess honestly and recommend what makes financial sense for your specific situation.

Do you provide maintenance contracts for Dripping Springs commercial buildings?

Yes. On rural commercial properties, storm damage often goes unnoticed longer because there's no adjacent tenant or passerby to spot a problem. Regular inspections catch hail dents on metal panels, membrane damage on flat sections, flashing separation at metal-to-flat transitions, and debris accumulation in valleys and gutters. We offer semi-annual and annual programs with photo documentation. A $300 inspection prevents a $10,000 repair—especially on rural properties where a small leak can go unnoticed for weeks.

What warranties do you offer on Dripping Springs commercial roofs?

Every project includes our workmanship warranty plus the manufacturer's material warranty. For qualifying projects, we can secure NDL (No Dollar Limit) warranties covering both materials and labor for the full warranty period—typically 15-25 years for membrane systems and 30-50 years for standing seam metal. Given Dripping Springs' hail exposure and the investment most commercial property owners have in their buildings here, strong warranty coverage is essential.