Round Rock, Williamson County — Greater Austin.
Round Rock grew fast from the 1990s onward, so most of what we work on here is builder-grade housing that is still moving on Central Texas clay. That changes what people call about: instead of sixty-year-old cracks it is a line of screw pops marching down a wall, or a corner crack over the same doorway that has already been filled once.
The other half is the corridor — new commercial and tenant-finish work, where the finish level is written down and the schedule is fixed by a lease date.
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A screw pop is not a filling job. The screw has backed out because the framing dried and moved, and mud over the top of it lasts until the next season. It gets re-secured first, then filled, then the texture matched — and the ones either side usually want the same treatment even if they have not shown yet.
Whole subdivisions here share one builder texture, which makes matching achievable and makes a near miss obvious to everyone on the street.
Neighbourhoods we work in: Old Town, Forest Creek, Teravista, Behrens Ranch, Paloma Lake.





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Call (512) 784-0031