4 Roofs

44 people have reviewed 4 Roofs on Google, and between them they leave it at 5.0 out of 5 — 83rd by review count among the 99 roofers listed for Austin.

Measured against the 4.94 weighted average for the whole list, that is 0.06 above the trade. Nearly every roofer in Austin scores between 4.5 and 5.0, so read the 44 before you read the 5.0.

How to reach them

4 Roofs lists Austin as its base, and publishes the number below. We are not affiliated with this company, we do not take a commission on anything you arrange with them, and we did not ask their permission to list them — everything on this page is public.

Call (512) 520-5884
Their own number, from their public Google listing. It does not come to us.

What the state register shows

No entry in the Texas sales tax permit register matched this name closely enough for us to print a start date. Firms register under a legal entity name — a surname, a holding company — that frequently bears no resemblance to their trading name, so an absence here means our matching was strict, not that the company is unregistered.

You can search the register yourself, free, at data.texas.gov, and it is worth doing before you sign anything.

The same company on Yelp

4 Roofs also has a Yelp listing: 4.5 out of 5 from 76 reviews, against 5.0 from 44 on Google. The scores are 0.5 apart; the sample sizes are not.

Two platforms rating the same roofer the same way is reassuring. Two platforms holding wildly different numbers of reviews is a reminder that whichever one you read, you are reading a fraction of the customers — and which fraction depends on where this company asked people to post.

It ranks 8th in Yelp’s unpaid list for Austin roofers, and it did not buy an ad on that page — one of only five on the whole first page that did not.

Before you agree to anything

• Get the certificate of insurance and read the dates. Texas does not license roofing contractors, so “licensed and insured” only ever means the second word. The certificate comes from the insurer, not the roofer.
• Get three numbers. One price is a number; three prices are information. The gap between them is usually where the negotiation is.
• Nobody pays your deductible. If a salesman offers to absorb it, that is insurance fraud under Texas law and you would be a party to it, not a bystander.
• Ask when the company was formed, and compare the answer to the filing date above where we have one.

Where this page’s facts come from

Name, phone number, city, rating and review count: this company’s public Google Maps listing, read on 11 September 2026. Ratings move — if the number here looks stale, it is, and Google is the authority, not us. Yelp figures and ad status: Yelp’s own search page for Austin roofers, same date.

We do not run a review system, we did not score this company, and no one on this site pays for placement or can pay to be removed. If you own this business and something here is wrong, tell us and it is corrected the same day — you do not have to explain why.