Service Areas / Central Texas

Where we work.

We’re based in New Braunfels and we work the communities around it. That’s a deliberate limit rather than a modest one — a roofing company that claims the whole of Central Texas is either subcontracting the work or is going to be a long way away when you need them.

The area

New Braunfels, and the communities around it.

Being local isn’t a marketing line for a roofer — it’s the difference between a warranty that means something and one that doesn’t. The company that installs your roof is the company that has to come back if a flashing detail fails in year three.

New Braunfels

Our home market. Comal County, the river corridors, and the subdivisions that have gone up along them.

Roofing in New Braunfels →

Canyon Lake

Lakeside and hillside properties with exposure and access conditions that flatland roofing doesn’t prepare you for.

Roofing in Canyon Lake →

Bulverde

The US 281 corridor and the larger-lot subdivisions that have grown along it.

Roofing in Bulverde →

Spring Branch

Rural Comal County properties, longer drives, and roofs that see more tree contact than most.

Roofing in Spring Branch →

Seguin

Guadalupe County, with an older and more varied housing stock than the newer New Braunfels subdivisions.

Roofing in Seguin →

San Antonio

North side and the 281 and 1604 corridors. A deliberate boundary rather than a claim to the whole metro.

Roofing in San Antonio →

Austin

South Austin and the I-35 corridor through San Marcos, Buda, and Kyle.

Roofing in Austin →

Every community

The same work, wherever you are.

Roof Replacement

End of service life, or damage widespread enough that repair no longer adds up.

Replacement →

Roof Repair

A leak, missing shingles, or failed flashing. Contained damage that doesn’t need a new roof.

Repair →

Storm Damage

Weather moved through and the damage needs documenting before you decide anything.

Storm damage →

Hail Damage

Hail leaves a specific signature. We document bruising density the way an adjuster assesses it.

Hail damage →

Wind Damage

Creased and lifted shingles — usually invisible from the ground and obvious from the roof.

Wind damage →

Roof Inspection

Photographs of every slope and a written condition assessment you get to keep.

Inspection →

Insurance Claims

Damage documented to the standard adjusters assess against, and straight talk about the process.

Claims →

Emergency Repair

Active water intrusion. Tarping now, permanent repair on a dry roof afterwards.

Emergency →

Let’s get your roof handled.

Tell us where the property is and what’s going on. We’ll get out there and put our findings in writing.