Roofing across New Braunfels, Comal County and the Hill Country
Based in New Braunfels, on roofs from Gruene to Canyon Lake every week. If you're in Comal or Guadalupe County, we'll come look.
New Braunfels
Every New Braunfels ZIP — 78130 south and east of the river, 78132 north and west including Gruene and the Hunter Road corridor, 78133 out toward Canyon Lake, and 78135 — and both kinds of roof: the tin-and-shingle roofs on the historic German homes around the Plaza and Gruene, and the builder-grade architectural roofs on the thousands of houses that went up in the last fifteen years in Veramendi, Vintage Oaks, Meyer Ranch and Mayfair. The north side gets hit by hail more than anywhere in the county; the Hill Country side wants metal.
Neighborhoods
- Gruene
- Downtown / the Plaza
- Landa Park area
- Hunter Road corridor
- Veramendi
- Vintage Oaks
- Meyer Ranch
- Mayfair
- Havenwood at Hunters Crossing
- Rockwall Ranch
- Copper Ridge
- River Chase
- Oak Run
- Hunters Creek
- Northcliffe
- Sundance Ranch
- Kensington Ranch
- Legend Pond
- Vintage Oaks at the Vineyard
- Loop 337 corridor
- FM 306 / Canyon Lake road
Around New Braunfels
Spring Branch, Bulverde & Canyon Lake
Hill Country homes, big roofs, lots of standing-seam metal and lots of live oaks. Highway 46 and FM 306 every week.
Garden Ridge & Schertz
Established neighborhoods on the Bexar line with roofs from the 1990s and 2000s coming due.
Seguin, Cibolo, Marion & McQueeney
Guadalupe County — the same hail, the same storms, and older shingle roofs that need honest inspections.
San Marcos & north San Antonio
On request for replacements and metal; small repairs when we're already up or down I-35.
Not on the list? Call — if it's in Comal or Guadalupe County, we'll almost certainly come out.