Our crews.Since 2011.
Stonebridge Exteriors started with one truck, one trailer, and a rule that has not moved since: the people who quote the work are the people who do it. Four crews now, all on our payroll, all working the same Texas Hill Country towns we live in.
Building since 2011 · 4 crews, no subcontractors · 2,800+ Hill Country exteriors · every warranty in writing
GAF Master Elite
Certified installer, warranties registered
Owens Corning
Preferred Contractor
BBB Accredited
Accredited business
Licensed & insured
Certificate sent before we start
Three thingswe do not bend on.
Everything else on a job site is negotiable. These three are not, and they are the reason the rest of the work holds up.
In-houseOur crews, our payroll
No brokered jobs, no crew you have never met turning up at seven. The lead who tears your roof off is on our payroll and finishes what he starts.
DocumentedPhotos of what you cannot see
Decking, ice-and-water at the eaves, step flashing, boots, vent cuts. Every layer photographed before the next one covers it, and the set is yours.
LocalWe live under this weather too
Hail in spring, hard sun all summer, wind-driven rain coming up off the Balcones. Our crews are twenty minutes away when it hits, not two states away.
Local fromday one
We started after one bad hail season, watching out-of-town crews nail new shingles over soft decking and be three states away by the time the ceiling stained. Everything about how we work is a reaction to that.
2011
One truck, one trailer
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2015
Gutters and siding come in-house
Rather than hand the trim work to a sub, we hire and train for it.
2019
Master Elite certification
Every warranty registered with the manufacturer from here on.
Today
Four crews, one owner
2,800+ exteriors across the Texas Hill Country, and the owner still walks every roof.
Why we built itbackwards
“I spent eleven years on other people’s crews. The pattern never changed — the man who sold the roof was never the man on it, and by the time a valley leaked he had moved to the next county.
So we run it the other way round. I am on every roof at some point in the week, the crew lead is on it all week, and the workmanship warranty carries my name. That is a real thing when your name is also on the truck.”
Founder & crew lead
Our crew.Your neighbors.
No subcontractors. The people who measure your roof, build it, and pick up the phone two winters later are all on our payroll.
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The weather here is hard.Build for it.
A scope, not a number
Shingle class, underlayment, flashing details and vent count, all named on the page before anyone signs.
Detail up close
Six nails a shingle, step flashing tucked behind the siding, ice-and-water shield turned up the wall.
Leave it cleaner
Magnets over the yard twice, and the crew lead walks the finished roof with you before the trucks go.
High standards.Every job.
Four rules the crews do not get to bend, on a repair or a full replacement.
On time
The start date holds
If we say Tuesday at seven, the trucks are in the driveway Tuesday at seven. Materials land the afternoon before so nobody is standing around waiting on a delivery.
Detail
The layers nobody sees
Ice-and-water shield at the eaves and in every valley, drip edge under the underlayment at the eave and over it at the rake, step flashing woven course by course into a sidewall.
Reachable
A person, not a queue
Someone in the office picks up during working hours, scopes come back inside a day, and the storm line is answered around the clock through hail season.
Clean
Magnets, twice
Beds and shrubs covered before tear-off, dumpster on the driveway rather than the lawn, and the whole yard swept for nails before we leave and again the next morning.
Good for theHill Country
A roof looks after one house. How it gets built, and where the old one ends up, looks after the rest of the Texas Hill Country.
Tear-off recycled
Asphalt tear-off goes to a road-paving recycler in San Marcos rather than to landfill.
Cool-roof shingles
Reflective granules and a vented attic that actually moves air, which is most of the battle in a Texas August.
Local supply houses
We buy through Hill Country suppliers and hire crews out of the towns we work in.
Repairs we do not bill
A few roofs a season for neighbors who cannot carry the work, quietly and without a press release.