Roof replacement in San Antonio
We'd rather save your roof. When we can't, we replace it right and tell you why.
When your roof reaches the end of its life, a complete replacement restores protection. We remove the old materials, repair what's underneath and install a new roof matched to your home or building. We're based in Boerne and work across 14 Texas towns, San Antonio and Austin among them.
We started this company because too many owners were told "your roof is done" when it still had years of good wear left. So before we quote a replacement, we look at whether restoration would do the job. If it won't, we'll tell you plainly and walk you through what comes next.
Roof replacement for homes
A failed roof puts your home at risk of water damage, mold and structural decay. We replace worn-out residential roofs with shingle or metal roofs, with proper ventilation and repairs to the wood underneath.
Commercial roof replacement
Flat and nearly flat roofs on office parks, warehouses and retail centers need to drain reliably. We take off large old roofs and install TPO or metal ones, and we coordinate with your facility managers to keep operations running.
See how we work, check our service areas, or book a free roof inspection.
Do you really need a new roof?
Plenty of roofs get replaced too early. These are the signs that usually separate the two.
Signs it may be time
- Missing or curled shingles across much of the roof
- Shingle grit collecting in the gutters
- Visible leaks
- Sagging, or soft spots in the wood underneath
Signs it may not be
- Damage in one area. A repair may be enough.
- A flat or metal roof that is still solid. A coating may add years.
- Someone told you the roof is done, and you want an honest second look.
Choosing a new roof: shingle, metal or TPO
Each material has trade-offs, and we'll explain them clearly. Here is the short version.
 |  |  | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Usually for | Sloped roofs on homes | Homes and commercial buildings | Flat and nearly flat commercial roofs |
| What it is | Asphalt or architectural shingles laid row by row | Steel or aluminum panels fastened and sealed | Sheet roofing with seams sealed by heat |
| Why people pick it | Familiar look, many colors | Reflects sun and stands up to weather | Made for roofs that are close to flat |
We look at your building first and tell you which one makes sense.
We're not storm chasers
We've been here for years. We show up early. We communicate daily. We leave the site cleaner than we found it.
How a roof replacement goes
Inspection and planning
We inspect the roof, check the wood underneath and look for soft spots. We photograph everything and talk through your options, including repairing damage in one spot if that's enough.
Material selection
Your choice makes a real difference. Each material has trade-offs, and we'll explain them clearly.
The old roof comes off
We remove the old roofing and the metal trim around the edges and vents. That lets us see the wood underneath and repair any rot or damage before new materials go on.
Wood repair and prep
Any soft or damaged wood is replaced, and a new protective layer goes down over it.
Installation
We install the roof you chose, properly fastened and vented, and sealed around the edges and vents.
Final inspection
We walk your roof, check the nails and screws, check every seam, and confirm gutters are clear and properly attached.
What a replacement includes
Old roof fully removed
Old roofing and metal trim come off so we can see the wood underneath.
Wood repairs
Any soft or compromised wood is replaced before anything new goes on.
Your choice of roof
Shingle, metal or TPO, with the trade-offs explained clearly.
Permits handled
We take care of the permit paperwork and inspections.
A clean site
We clean up when we finish. We leave the site cleaner than we found it.
Homes and businesses
Single-family homes, office parks, warehouses and retail centers.
What affects the cost of a new roof
Costs vary by roof size, material and the condition of what is underneath. You get a written estimate after the free inspection.
- Roof size
- The biggest single factor in material and labor.
- Material
- Shingle, metal and TPO are each priced differently.
- Wood repairs
- Soft or rotted wood gets replaced before anything new goes on.
Roof replacement in San Antonio and across Texas
We replace roofs on homes and commercial buildings in San Antonio, Austin and 12 more Texas towns. We've been based in Boerne for years.
- San Antonio
- Austin
- Boerne
- Corpus Christi
- Georgetown
- Helotes
- Killeen
- McAllen
- New Braunfels
- Round Rock
- San Marcos
- Seguin
- Temple
- Waco
“They were so quick and so helpful!! Our new roof is stunning!”
Questions about roof replacement
How long does a new roof take?▼
It depends on your roof size and weather. We'll give you a timeline estimate in your assessment, so you know what to expect before the crew starts taking off the old roof.
How can I tell if my roof needs replacing?▼
Signs include missing or curled shingles, shingle grit in the gutters, visible leaks and sagging. A free inspection will tell you for sure.
Could my roof be coated instead?▼
Sometimes. If the roof is still solid and the damage is only on the surface, restoration may make more sense. We check that first.
What materials can you install?▼
We install liquid coatings, TPO, metal and traditional shingle roofs for both residential and commercial properties. We look at your building first and tell you which option makes sense.
Do you handle permits?▼
Yes. We handle the paperwork, inspections and code compliance on your new roof, so you can stay focused on your building while the work gets done.
Do you work with insurance on storm damage?▼
Yes. We photograph the damage, provide detailed estimates and work directly with your insurance company. You report the claim, and it stays yours.
Is the inspection for a new roof free?▼
Yes. We offer a free, no-obligation roof inspection and estimate, whether or not you move forward. If a repair or restoration makes more sense than a new roof, we'll tell you.
How often should I have my roof inspected?▼
Inspect your roof once yearly and after major storms. Early detection of damage prevents costly leaks, and it can be the difference between a repair and a full replacement.
Find out if you really need a new roof
Start with a free inspection and an honest assessment of your roof's condition. No pressure. No obligation.
