How long does a roof replacement take?

A typical San Antonio asphalt-shingle home is one full day for tear-off and dry-in, plus a second day to finish shingling and clean up. Larger homes or steep multi-pitch roofs run 3 days. Metal and tile take longer — usually 4–7 days.

How much does a new roof cost in San Antonio?

As of 2025, architectural asphalt shingles run roughly $4.50–$7.50 per square foot installed, depending on pitch, layers being torn off, and decking condition. Metal is typically $9–$14/sq ft, tile $11–$18/sq ft. I always quote in writing after walking the roof.

Do you handle insurance claims?

Yes. I'll inspect, document damage with photos, meet your adjuster on site, and write a scope your carrier can match. We work with all major Texas insurers. You generally pay your deductible and nothing more.

Can you repair just a section, or do I need a full replacement?

If your roof is under ~15 years old and the damage is isolated, a repair is usually the right call. I'll show you photos and explain. I won't sell you a full roof you don't need.

What warranty do I get?

Manufacturer warranty on the shingles (typically 25–50 years depending on product) plus my workmanship warranty on the install. Both come in writing before you sign anything.

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Roof Repair / Replacement

Whether it's a slow leak you've been chasing or a roof that's seen its last summer, I'll come look at it and tell you straight what it needs — repair, partial, or full replacement.

Repairs from ~$450 · Full re-roofs from ~$4.50/sq ft

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What's included

Asphalt shingle, metal, and tile
Leak diagnosis and storm damage repair
Full tear-off and replacement
Insurance claim help when it applies

What customers say

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"I was scheduled to fly in to San Antonio to meet with a builder. The person canceled on me at the last minute and Tim agreed to meet with me last minute. Many builders take your work and do not show up. Tim's crew always showed up."

Lucenda B. · Home Remodeling

"I highly recommend working with Tim and his crew. They exceeded my expectations in work quality, professionalism, and value. They were also amazing with the cleanup and leaving my property cleaner than it was before. They poured a new concrete patio and step in my backyard as well as repaired some siding on my house. I am beyond happy with the results."

Brandy H. · Concrete Installation

"Timely and very professional. Kept me updated at every stage of the project. Budget friendly. Customer for life!"

Stephanie L. · Deck or Porch Repair

Repair, partial, or full replacement — how I decide

Most roofs I look at fall into one of three buckets. A roof under 12 years old with isolated damage usually gets a targeted repair — re-flash a vent, replace a section of shingles, fix the boot around a pipe. A roof 12–18 years old with widespread granule loss, popped nails, or storm bruising is a candidate for a partial or full replacement, especially if you plan to stay in the house. Anything past 20 years on a 3-tab shingle, or a roof with active leaks in multiple slopes, is a tear-off conversation. I'll show you photos from your roof, not generic stock images, and explain why.

Materials I install in San Antonio

Architectural asphalt shingles (GAF Timberline HDZ, Owens Corning Duration) are the workhorse — 25–30 year life, good wind ratings, and they handle our heat. Standing-seam metal is a 40–50 year roof and reflects heat well, so attic temps drop noticeably; the upfront cost is roughly double asphalt but the math works on a forever home. Concrete and clay tile are common on Hill Country builds — beautiful and long-lived, but the underlayment is what fails first, so I always check the deck and felt before quoting.

Storm damage and insurance claims

After a hailstorm, your insurer wants third-party documentation before they pay. I'll inspect, mark hits with chalk, take dated photos, and meet your adjuster on the roof so they don't miss anything. We work directly with most major carriers in Texas. If the damage is real, you usually pay your deductible and we handle the rest — no chasing supplements, no surprise out-of-pocket.

What a fair quote looks like

An honest roofing quote spells out tear-off layers, deck inspection and replacement (per sheet), underlayment type, ice and water shield, drip edge, ridge vent, valley metal, flashing, shingle brand and color, ridge cap type, and warranty (manufacturer + workmanship). If you get a one-line quote with a price and nothing else, ask for the breakdown — that's where corners get cut.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a roof replacement take?: A typical San Antonio asphalt-shingle home is one full day for tear-off and dry-in, plus a second day to finish shingling and clean up. Larger homes or steep multi-pitch roofs run 3 days. Metal and tile take longer — usually 4–7 days.
How much does a new roof cost in San Antonio?: As of 2025, architectural asphalt shingles run roughly $4.50–$7.50 per square foot installed, depending on pitch, layers being torn off, and decking condition. Metal is typically $9–$14/sq ft, tile $11–$18/sq ft. I always quote in writing after walking the roof.
Do you handle insurance claims?: Yes. I'll inspect, document damage with photos, meet your adjuster on site, and write a scope your carrier can match. We work with all major Texas insurers. You generally pay your deductible and nothing more.
Can you repair just a section, or do I need a full replacement?: If your roof is under ~15 years old and the damage is isolated, a repair is usually the right call. I'll show you photos and explain. I won't sell you a full roof you don't need.
What warranty do I get?: Manufacturer warranty on the shingles (typically 25–50 years depending on product) plus my workmanship warranty on the install. Both come in writing before you sign anything.