Roof replacement
Full tear-off down to the deck, new underlayment and flashing, then shingle, metal or tile matched to the house.
Schertz, Texas · Roofing contractor
Hail damage handled with your insurance company, not against it.
Roof replacement, leak repair and storm damage for Schertz, Cibolo, Universal City, Converse and New Braunfels. A free inspection with photos you keep, and a written scope before any work.
4.8 from 212 Schertz-area homeowners Sample rating — demo site
- Insured & bonded
- Photo report for your claim
- 25-year workmanship warranty
- Free inspection, no obligation
What stands behind the work
Five things you can check before we start
A badge only means something if you know what it covers. Here is what each one means for you.
Insured & bonded
General liability and workers' comp on file. A certificate goes to you before work starts.
Manufacturer-trained crew
Installers trained on the shingle, metal and tile systems we install, not learning on your roof.
Written workmanship warranty
25 years on our labor, in writing, transferable once if you sell the house.
Free inspection
Documented with dated photos. The report is yours to keep, whether you hire us or not.
Storm claim documentation
A photo report laid out the way adjusters read them: slope by slope, with measurements.
Sample details — demo site.
Insurance claims
What a hail claim actually looks like
We are a roofing contractor. Not your insurance company, and not a public adjuster. Here is the real sequence, and who does what at each step.
How a roof claim works, in detailStep 1: Free inspection and documentation
We inspect the roof and photograph any storm or hail damage, slope by slope, so you have a dated record before you talk to your insurer.
Step 2: You file the claim
You contact your insurance company to open the claim. We walk you through what the inspection found so you know what to report.
Step 3: Adjuster inspection
Your insurer sends an adjuster. If you want us there, we meet them on site and point out the damage we documented.
Step 4: Your insurer decides
The insurance company reviews the claim and decides what is covered and what it pays. That decision is theirs alone. We are not a public adjuster and cannot negotiate it for you.
Step 5: We do the work
Once you approve a written scope, we schedule the repair or replacement, clean up, and send photos of the finished roof.
890
Roofs replaced
2,300+
Free inspections documented
4.8
Average rating
25
Year workmanship warranty
Sample figures — demo site.
Serving Schertz, Cibolo, Universal City, Converse and New Braunfels, with emergency tarping 24/7.
What we do
Roofing for Schertz and the towns around it
Leak repair
We trace the water to where it gets in, usually flashing or a lifted shingle, and fix that, not just the stain.
Storm and hail damage
After hail, wind or a fallen limb: a documented check of every slope, plus the gutters, vents and flashing.
Insurance claim documentation
A photo report laid out for your adjuster. You file the claim; we show what the storm did.
Free roof inspection
A full roof and gutter check with dated photos, no cost and no obligation. The report is yours to keep.
Gutter replacement
Continuous-run gutters with no seams to leak, and downspouts sized for Texas downpours.
Recent work
Roofs we finished nearby
Schertz, TX Full replacement after spring hail, architectural shingle 
Cibolo, TX New decking before the underlayment goes down 
Universal City, TX Wind damage repair under a mature tree canopy 
Converse, TX Flashing and seal repair on a 1980s tract home 
New Braunfels, TX Two-day replacement with new drip edge 
Schertz, TX Leak repair at a second-story wall flashing
Sample projects — demo site.
Materials
What we install
The right roof depends on the house, the budget and how long you plan to stay. We walk you through the trade-offs on the inspection, with prices in writing.
Asphalt shingle
What most homes here have. Architectural shingles with a high wind rating, in a range of colors. Impact-rated versions are worth asking about in hail country.
Metal
Standing-seam or ribbed panels that shed water fast and reflect summer heat. More up front, a much longer service life.
Tile
Concrete or clay for a Hill Country or Spanish look. Heavy, so we check the deck and framing first. Lasts decades with basic care.
Flat and low-slope
TPO or modified bitumen for patios, additions and low-pitch sections, laid with proper drainage so water does not sit.
Financing
What would it cost per month?
A new roof rarely waits for a good month. Move the slider to your estimate and pick a term to see a monthly figure, with the rate it assumes shown right under it.
How financing works≈ $340 / month
at 9.99% APR over 60 months
0% for 24 months — $667/month, no interest if paid in full within the promo period
Estimate only. Subject to credit approval by a third-party lender. Demo site — figures are illustrative.
Service area
Five cities, three counties
Based in Schertz and working across Schertz, Cibolo, Universal City, Converse and New Braunfels. If the address is in one of these cities, we come out for the free inspection.
Guadalupe County
Schertz, TX
Home base. Most of the city sits in Guadalupe County.
Cibolo, TX
Fast-growing subdivisions, mostly composition shingle roofs.
New Braunfels, TX
The part of the city that falls in Guadalupe County.
Bexar County
Universal City, TX
Established streets next to Randolph, many roofs past twenty years.
Converse, TX
Older tract homes and new builds side by side, a lot of re-roof work.
Schertz, TX
The part of the city that falls in Bexar County.
Comal County
New Braunfels, TX
Hill Country lots, metal and tile roofs alongside shingle.
Schertz, TX
The small part of the city that falls in Comal County.
What homeowners say
Sample reviews
Sample review
“Our roof took a beating in a spring hail storm and we had no idea where to start. They photographed every slope, explained what we were looking at, and let us make the call with the insurance company.”
Sample review
“Came out for the free inspection, showed us the photos on the spot, and didn't push. The replacement took two days and the yard was cleaner than before they started.”
Sample review
“We had a slow leak for months that another company couldn't find. They traced it to a bad flashing job at the chimney and fixed it in an afternoon.”
Questions
Insurance and timeline questions
Does homeowners insurance cover hail damage to my roof?
Most standard homeowners policies cover sudden storm and hail damage, but the details vary from policy to policy. Your declarations page, or your agent, tells you what yours includes.
How long do I have to file a hail claim in Texas?
Many Texas policies ask you to report damage within about a year of the storm, but the window is set by your policy, not by us. Check your documents or ask your agent, and do not wait until the last month.
Will my premium go up if I file a claim?
That depends on your insurer and your policy. Only your agent or insurer can tell you how a weather claim affects your rate.
What is the difference between an insurance adjuster and a public adjuster?
An insurance adjuster works for your insurance company and assesses what it will pay. A public adjuster is licensed by the Texas Department of Insurance and is hired by a homeowner to negotiate a claim. We are a roofing contractor, not either of those, and we do not offer public adjusting.
Do I have to pay my deductible?
Yes. Your deductible is your share under your policy. Texas law makes it an offense for a contractor to advertise or promise to pay, waive or rebate it, and we do not.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most replacements take one to three days, depending on the size and pitch of the roof, the material and the weather.
Will you work directly with my insurance company?
We can be on site when the adjuster inspects the roof and show the damage we documented. The claim itself, and every coverage decision, stays between you and your insurance company.
What if the adjuster's estimate looks lower than the damage?
You can ask your insurer for a re-inspection. We can give you our inspection photos and measurements to support that request. The decision stays with the insurer.
Demo form
Book a free roof inspection
Tell us where the house is and whether a storm is involved. We call to set a time, inspect the roof, and send you the photos. No cost and no obligation.
- 01 Dated photos of every slope, yours to keep
- 02 A written scope and price before any work
- 03 Leaking now? Call (210) 555-0198 for emergency tarping
Inspection request
Thank you.
Demo form — nothing is sent anywhere.