APEX Roofing

Permits on record for APEX Roofing

We searched the City of Austin, Issued Construction Permits (Austin Open Data) file for APEX Roofing and matched no row under the names we hold for it. No matched row is not a count of zero for APEX Roofing in Austin: a roofer that permits through a parent company, or in a suburb outside the City of Austin, Issued Construction Permits (Austin Open Data) file, will not show here.

For scale against APEX Roofing, the Austin file lists 1,632 re-roof permits from 11 October 2023 to 9 October 2026, across every contractor.

The City of Austin, Issued Construction Permits (Austin Open Data) file was pulled 11 October 2026, so APEX Roofing's figures can move as the city publishes late records.

Storms where APEX Roofing works

APEX Roofing is based in Georgetown, and in the Storm Prediction Center file from 1 January 2024 to 12 October 2026, 3 of 27 hail days (reports of 1 inch or larger) carry at least one report whose location names Georgetown.

The 27 hail days in that file are preliminary local storm reports pulled 13 October 2026, and each report names the nearest place to APEX Roofing's base, not a street.

For APEX Roofing, the NOAA Storm Events record for the 3 counties around Austin holds 581 hail events from 2010 through 2 June 2026. The reviewed Austin record behind APEX Roofing's hail history runs through 2 June 2026, while the unreviewed Storm Prediction Center file above runs to 12 October 2026.

• 18 April 2026: 1 report naming Georgetown, largest 1 inch
• 22 April 2025: 4 reports naming Georgetown, largest 2.5 inch
• 9 May 2024: 1 report naming Georgetown, largest 1 inch

BBB record for APEX Roofing

BBB shows APEX Roofing with grade A+, not shown as accredited, as read on 11 October 2026.

BBB blocked automated access to the full APEX Roofing profile, so the grade and seal in the Austin listing were read from the search result card.

What APEX Roofing has not published

APEX Roofing's Austin record has no confirmed value for 18 of the 18 fields it can hold, and each line below is a question to put to the company, not a finding against it.

• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) how many complaints BBB holds on it, because we could not read the lifetime count and you can open its BBB file to see it.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) how long it has traded under this name, because no founding date was confirmed.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) for any manufacturer certificate and check it with the manufacturer, because none is documented on a manufacturer locator.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) which towns it serves, because its own site lists no place we could read.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) where else its customers review it, because we found no confirmed profile for it on Yelp, Facebook, Angi, HomeAdvisor, Houzz, Thumbtack, Nextdoor.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) for addresses of recent re-roofs it permitted, because no BuildZoom contractor page was confirmed for it.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) for its legal entity name and filing date, because no Texas Secretary of State record was matched to it.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) what license or registration it holds, because we found no RCAT voluntary listing for it and Texas has no state roofing license.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) how many new Google reviews it earned in the last 90 days, because no dated count was pulled.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) for a certificate of insurance and any bond paperwork, because its own site makes no claim we could read and we do not assume one.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) how long it has run its own website, because no earliest archive capture was recorded.
• Ask APEX Roofing (Austin listing) what hours it answers calls and runs storm response, because none are listed on its Google profile in our record.

How to read this profile

Every figure on a profile comes from a page we opened and the link sits beside it, a missing row means we could not confirm the fact rather than that the answer is none, and permit counts follow the name written on the permit so a company that permits under a parent or another trade name can be undercounted. Hail and storm figures describe the metro and the city named, not any one roof, and nothing here is paid for, so a company cannot buy a position or a different number.