Rainwater Restoration & Waterproofing

Rainwater Restoration is a local small business formed in Austin Texas in 2000 and our goal is to Keep Austin Homes & Businesses Dry. We do all Waterproofing & Dampproofing for Commercial Buildings as well as all Weatherproofing, Roofing and Interior / Exterior Repair for Residential Buildings. Water Intrusion can be the most costly and damaging problem that your structure will ever encounter. Protect your Investment with a Free Inspection Today! Common problems for homes involving leak detection and repair and roof repairs are associated with windblown shingles, missing shingles, vent pipes, boot jacks, penetrations, window leaks, chimney leaks, flashing leaks, skylight leaks, below grade leaks and foundation leaks.

Rainwater Restoration & Waterproofing is a local Austin business formed by University of Texas graduate Brad Meek in 2000. We specialize in roofing and waterproofing Austin homes and businesses. RR&W is a small company with individualized service dedicated to detail. We will come to your home or office and do a free inspection, take pictures to show you your problem areas and then write up an itemized bid so you can decide which of our services you would like us to perform to protect your investment.

At Rainwater Restoration, we know how important your home is to you. That is why we strive to provide you with clean, professional and curteous service. We always pay close attention to detail and aim to do your job right the first time. So whether you have a 16,000 square foot mansion on Lake Travis or a small 2 bedroom house in Travis Heights, Rainwater Restoration can help with all your home repair needs. We do everything from painting and staining, to drywall, carpentry, gutters, siding, decks, fences, window replacement and more.

Waterproofing is an important part of the building process which is far too often overlooked by the builder, superintendant or foreman on the job. They sometimes use poor quality materials or have the work performed improperly by the subcontractors installing the material if they even bother to do it at all. Basically, wherever there are two different materials coming together then there needs to be a commercial grade sealant installed properly. Otherwise, water can penetrate the wood, windows, chimneys, flashing and other areas of your property.