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Roofing in Leander, TX

Ruddy's Roofing drives out to Leander from our Round Rock shop. When you call, Frank answers, his son Jake comes to look at the roof, and you pay nothing for the visit.

A railroad town
since 1882.
No call center:
Frank answers.
Jake is the one
who comes out.
5.0 stars on
97 Google reviews.

The white wooden Leander Presbyterian Church and its steeple under a deep blue sky

Why Leander Roofs Take a Beating

Leander saw hail up to 3 inches across on May 16, 2025. The town is young too: 63 percent of its homes were built in 2010 or later.

What We See Most Around Here

Pitted shingles where the hail stripped the granules away.
A ridge cap or two torn loose by a gusty afternoon wind.
Loose shingles scattered across the driveway after a storm.
Granules washed into the gutters by the rain after a hail storm.

What Happens When You Call

From Leander, the steps are simple: call, Frank answers, and Jake comes out.

Worth a Call When You Notice

Shingles or caps lying in the yard or the drive.
Dark shingle grit at the foot of a downspout.
Hail came down and no one has checked the roof.
Do not sign anything a door knocker hands you. It is a contingency agreement.

1Call Frank.
The owner answers our phone. Our contact page has a form if you would rather send a note.
2Choose a Day.
Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
3Jake Inspects.
Jake checks the full roof, slope by slope, points out the hail damage, and chalks a few hits.
4The Price, in Writing.
You see a written price before any work, and there is no money due to start.

The stone front of the Leander Public Library with its metal roof and flagpole

What Shapes Your Plan

Your price comes from the size of the roof, how steep it is, and the shingle you choose. When a storm did the damage, a claim may cover much of it, and we go through that with you before you file.

After the Visit You Will Know

Whether the roof needs work, what kind, and what it will cost, all in writing. A roof in good shape gets a plain answer from Jake and no bill for the trip.

Your Roof's Year in Leander

May has brought more of Leander's hail reports since 2000 than any other month of the year.

Fall

Leander has had hail in October and November since 2000, though not often. Look for: loose tabs and ridge caps that lift in the wind.

Winter

The 2021 winter storm left 8 inches of snow just west of Leander, the Weather Service logged. Look for: shingles blown off by a winter front.

Spring

On May 16, 2025, stones up to 3 inches across fell about 3 miles west-northwest of Leander. Look for: dark, bruised patches on the shingles.

Summer

Leander summer heat bakes a roof day after day, and shingles can be up to 175 degrees, no matter the color.

Why Leander Homeowners Call Us

Leander homeowners who call Ruddy's Roofing get Frank on the line and Jake at the house, with one crew lead since 2014.

You Get Frank

The owner answers the phone himself. One homeowner found us after a large roofer nearby went to an automated system and nobody picked up anymore.

Jake on Your Roof

Frank's son Jake comes to look at the roof and then runs the job. He points out the hail damage he finds and puts a chalk mark on a few hits.

Our Own Crew

We are not a storm crew passing through. Our main crew does the work, and its lead has been with Frank since 2014, the first year of the business. With the crew we use, we have never had any issues. I won't use anyone else.

From Our Google Reviews

Robin

I heartily recommend Ruddy’s Roofing. Every detail was handled and taken care of beyond my expectations.

Leander, Up Close

Leander lies in southwestern Williamson County, and it grew up along the railroad.

The arched bridge over the South Fork of Brushy Creek in Leander under a cloudy sky

A Railroad Town

Leander began in 1882, when the railroad passed Bagdad by a mile to the west. It was most likely named for Karl Leander, the railroad's station manager.

Mostly Houses

About 82 percent of Leander's homes are single-family detached houses, per the Census Bureau, most of them under a shingle roof.

Mostly New Homes

About 63 percent of Leander's 27,000 homes were built in 2010 or later, and the median home dates to 2013, per the Census Bureau.

Sources: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, U.S. Census Bureau, NWS Austin/San Antonio, Texas State Historical Association. Checked September 24, 2026.

Leander Roofing Questions

How Big Was the 2025 Hail Storm in Leander?

The largest stone was 3 inches, about three miles west-northwest of Leander, on May 16, 2025. That 3-inch stone is the biggest reported at Leander since 2000. If your roof has not been checked since, call Frank. The look is free.

How Did Leander Get Its Name?

Leander began in 1882, when the railroad bypassed Bagdad a mile to the west. It was more than likely named for Karl Leander, the railroad's station manager. Frank answers the phone when you call, and Jake drives out to Leander to look at the roof at no cost to you.

How Old Are Most Homes in Leander?

The median Leander home was built in 2013, per the Census Bureau. About 63 percent of the homes in town went up in 2010 or later. A newer roof still takes hail, so have Jake look it over after a storm.

When Does Leander Get the Most Hail?

May is the peak month for hail in Leander, per the federal storm record since 2000. April is next, then June. Late spring is when to keep an eye on the roof, and a look after any hail storm costs you nothing.

Are Most Leander Homes Single-Family Houses?

Yes, about 82 percent of Leander's homes are single-family detached houses, per the Census Bureau. Call and Frank answers the phone himself, and Jake comes out to Leander to look at the roof at no charge. Jake walks the whole roof, not just the spot you see from the ground. If the roof is fine, that is what we tell you.

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