Post-hail full replacement; adjuster supplement documented on site.

Completed jobs, mapped by town.
13 projects across 9 Hill Country counties. Pin locations are the real town centroids — click a pin or a card to link the two.
2.25" hail event; full replacement approved on supplement.
Rainwater-catchment-safe Kynar finish; 6,800 sq ft footprint.
HOA architectural review submittal handled end to end.
Tasting room re-roof scheduled around harvest operations.
Aerobic septic setback verified before slab expansion.
Downspouts routed 10 ft off the foundation line.
Barn and ranch house re-roofed in one mobilization.
Drone thermal scan documented bruising for the adjuster.
Defensible-space detailing at the eave and soffit.
Attic temp reduction measured pre- and post-install.
Softener loop added ahead of finish plumbing.
Master-planned community color guideline compliance.
Coordinates are the published centroids of each town, not street addresses — customer locations are never plotted precisely. Project descriptions and systems shown are illustrative examples of our typical scope pending substitution with photographed job records. See HANDOFF.md.
Aging asphalt → 24-gauge standing seam.
Same house, same angle. Drag the handle to see what replacing a hail-bruised, algae-streaked asphalt roof with a dark bronze standing seam system does to a limestone elevation.
Failure mode
Granule loss, curled tabs and hail bruising after roughly 18 Texas summers.
System installed
24ga Galvalume standing seam, concealed fastener, Kynar 500® dark bronze.
Attic effect
Reflective finish over a ventilated deck — up to ~40°F cooler attic in peak sun.
Service life
40–70 years versus the 20–25 the asphalt was rated for.
What the neighbors notice.
The three things homeowners repeat about us are not about shingles. They are about what a job site is like to live next to.
Magnets twice, minimum
Nail sweep at the end of every day and again at completion, across the drive, the lawn, and the beds. Tarps down before tear-off starts, not after the first bundle lands in the flower bed.
One name, one number
You get a single point of contact who is on the job, not a call center. On multi-week remodels that means a written daily update: what happened, what is next, what changed.
Owner on the roof
The owner walks the work — at dry-in and at completion — and you have his direct line the whole time. That is the practical difference between a local company and a storm crew.
If you are on limestone, we are close.
Our office is a fixed address in San Antonio, and the crews run north and west into the Hill Country daily.
Not sure you are in range?
Run the satellite quote anyway. If the address is outside the area we tell you instead of sending someone on a four-hour round trip.
See a job like yours in person
Ask for addresses of recent work near you. We will give you real ones and you can drive by without an appointment.