Based in Johnson City, Texas · Residential & commercial
Roof it. Fence it.Clear it. Build it.
TTH Construction works across the Hill Country — roofing, welded pipe fence, land clearing, and custom barndominium and tiny home builds. Since 1998 on Texas roofs, and a crew that can take a raw lot all the way to a finished building.
$1M/$2M liability & workers’ comp · Free estimates · Insurance claims handled
Where we work
Hill Country &
Highland Lakes
We work out of Johnson City. West from Austin along 290 through Dripping Springs, Johnson City, and Fredericksburg — and north into the Highland Lakes at Marble Falls, Horseshoe Bay, and Kingsland. Ranch roofs, fence line, and build sites in between.
- Austin & surrounding
- Dripping Springs
- Wimberley
- Henly
- Blanco
- Johnson City & surrounding
- Round Mountain
- Stonewall
- Hye
- Fredericksburg
- Marble Falls
- Horseshoe Bay
- Kingsland
The basics
- Phone
- (512) 586-9477
- Hours
- Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm
Saturday & Sunday by appointment - Office
- 2936 Ranch Road 1323
Johnson City, TX 78636 - Work
- Roofing · fence & land · construction
- Roofing
- Operates as TTH Roofing
- Insurance
- $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate,
plus workers’ comp — COI on request - Registered
- City of Austin contractor registration
- Claims
- We handle insurance claims start to finish
- Warranty
- 5-year labor warranty on roofing
What we do
Four service lines, one crew
Roofing, ranch fence and land work, renovation, and ground-up construction. TTH Roofing is our roofing division — same company, same phone number, same crew, whether you need a roof replaced or a barndominium built from a bare pad.
TTH Roofing
Our roofing division · residential & commercialComposite shingle
The most common roof on Hill Country homes. A range of colors and impact ratings, matched to the pitch and the exposure of the house.
Standing seam metal
Concealed-fastener panels for houses, barns, shops, and outbuildings. Built for long spans and full sun, with no exposed screws to back out.
Flat & TPO
Single-ply membrane for low-slope and flat commercial roofs — shops, offices, and additions that shingle cannot cover.
PVC
Heat-welded membrane for flat roofs that take grease, chemicals, or heavy foot traffic. The right call where TPO is not.
Renovation
Homes & commercialExterior transformation
Painted brick, new windows, new porch roofs and trim. Dated red brick and white grid windows come off looking like a different house entirely — without moving a wall.
Demo & remodel
Commercial build-outs and interior remodels — demo, framing, finish. Same crew, working to your timeline and your lease dates.
Fence & land
Ranch & acreageWelded pipe fence
Built on site and welded in place — entrances, cross fence, corrals, and perimeter runs. Pipe fence outlasts wire on Hill Country ground and holds a line straight through rock and roll.
Land clearing
Cedar, mesquite, and scrub pulled out at the root with a track loader, not just cut off at the ground. Clearing for pasture, building pads, fence lines, driveways, and defensible space around structures.
Construction
Ground up, customBarndominiums
Custom barndominiums from pad to finish-out — shell, roof, interior, and the metal work in between. Designed around how you actually use the building, not a catalog plan.
Custom tiny homes
Purpose-built tiny homes for guest quarters, ranch housing, short-term rental, or a first structure on raw land. Built to your layout and finished the way you want it.
The part you never see
Rotten decking gets cut out and replaced before anything goes back down. Then synthetic underlayment, then shingles. A roof that goes on over bad decking looks the same from the driveway and fails in the first real storm.
Living quarters
inside a working barn
A custom build going up inside an existing steel barn — framed, decked, and finished out as full living space without giving up the barn around it. Same approach we take on a standalone tiny home or barndominium.
Same house.
Different house.
Red brick painted out, every window replaced with black frames, new standing seam porch roof and trim. No walls moved — the whole change is skin, glass, and roofline.
Pulled by the roots,
not just cut down
Brush cut at ground level grows back within a season. We take mesquite and scrub out at the root with a track loader, so the pasture stays open instead of turning back into brush in two years.
Storm damage
We handle the insurance claim
Hail and wind claims are where most owners get stuck. You do not have to learn the process. We take it from the first inspection through the final invoice, and we deal with the carrier so you are not the one arguing over line items.
Start a claim inspection- Damage documented Photos, measurements, and a written condition report on the whole roof — not just the obvious spots.
- We meet your adjuster On site and on the roof, so what gets written matches what is actually damaged.
- Itemized scope A full scope of work against the claim, so you know what is covered and what is not before we start.
- Fully insured $1M per occurrence, $2M aggregate general liability, plus workers’ comp on every job. Ask for the certificate and we will send it.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises
You will know what the job is, what it costs, and when we start — before anyone picks up a tool.
Free site visit
We come out, walk the roof, the fence line, or the build site, and document what is actually there.
Options in writing
A full consultation on every approach that fits the job, priced so you can compare them side by side.
Build
Materials delivered, crew scheduled, site cleaned at the end of each day.
Walkthrough
We walk the finished job with you before we call it done. On roofing, the five-year labor warranty starts here.
Free quote
Tell us about the project
Five questions. We will call you back to set up a site visit — usually the same business day.
Storm damage or an active leak? Call instead, we will move you up.
(512) 586-9477Request sent
We have your details and will call you back to set up the inspection. If it is urgent, call (512) 586-9477 and we will move you up.