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Roofing in Converse & Live Oak

Roofing for Converse and Live Oak — northeast Bexar County's subdivisions

Forty-five thousand people in the suburbs that filled in between Randolph and San Antonio: 1970s–80s ranches in Live Oak, 1990s–2010s subdivisions in Converse, and every hail storm that crosses the northeast side.

Roofer and insurance adjuster reviewing hail damage on a roof with a chalk-marked test square

Converse and Live Oak sit side by side on the northeast edge of San Antonio, between I-35 and FM 78, and they were built in two waves. Live Oak's neighborhoods — the streets off Toepperwein Road and Pat Booker Road around Live Oak Park — are 1970s–80s brick ranches on their second or third roof. Converse, which has tripled in size since 2000, is mostly 1990s–2010s subdivisions along FM 1516, FM 78 and Loop 1604 — Meadow Park, Northampton, Escondido, Cimarron Landing and the rest — with builder-grade architectural shingles, HOAs, and the minimum attic ventilation of the era. Both cities are on the hail track that runs from San Antonio's northeast side through Schertz to Seguin, and both took the spring storms of 2024 and 2025.

About 25 minutes down I-35, we cover Converse and Live Oak with the crews that work Schertz, Cibolo and Universal City: free hail and wind inspections with test squares, claims documented and matched to the adjuster's scope, replacements with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles for the Texas premium discount, HOA color packets, ventilation added while the roof is open, and chimney, valley and boot repairs on the older ranches. Each city permits roof replacement; we pull the right one. Deductible never waived.

What we do in Converse & Live Oak

Hail & wind claims

Free test-square inspections, adjuster meetings, line-item estimates matched to the carrier's scope.

Class 4 replacement

Impact-resistant shingles in the HOA color, proper starter, ridge ventilation, decking repairs priced per sheet.

HOA packets

Submittals prepared for Converse's subdivisions.

Older-home repairs

Chimney flashing, valleys and boots on Live Oak's 1970s–80s ranches.

Ventilation

Ridge-and-intake vents added to attics built with the minimum.

Gutters

Seamless gutters and guards for the mature trees in Live Oak and the new lots in Converse.

Neighborhoods and areas we cover

Converse (FM 1516 corridor)
Meadow Park
Northampton
Escondido
Cimarron Landing
Converse (FM 78 corridor)
Loop 1604 corridor
Live Oak (Toepperwein Road)
Live Oak (Pat Booker Road)
Live Oak Park area
Judson Road
Kitty Hawk Road (Live Oak)
O'Connor Road
Crestway
Windcrest (adjacent)
Kirby (adjacent)

Roofing services available in Converse & Live Oak

Questions from Converse & Live Oak homeowners

Do you cover Converse and Live Oak from New Braunfels?

Yes — about 25 minutes down I-35, with the crews that work Schertz and Cibolo every day. We give you a firm date and keep it.

Is my 2008 Converse roof worth a claim after last spring?

If it took hail, yes. Age changes whether the policy pays replacement cost or a depreciated value, not whether there's a claim. We inspect free and tell you which before you file.

Which HOAs do you work with?

Most of Converse's — we prepare the color and material packet with the estimate; approval usually takes a couple of weeks.

Does Live Oak require a permit?

Yes, both Live Oak and Converse permit roof replacement; we pull the right one for your address.

Can you add ventilation to a 1978 ranch?

Yes — ridge vent plus soffit or gable intake, cut in during the replacement. It's the biggest reason a new roof on an older house lasts.

Nearby: Universal City & Selma · Schertz · Cibolo · full service area