We make the trip up I-10 to Boerne for leak repairs and new roofs, and the inspection that comes before either one is free.
Roofing Boerne houses takes us roughly 40 minutes up Interstate 10 from San Antonio, into the Hill Country and the seat of Kendall County. We travel there for roof replacements, leak repairs and inspections, and the work is shingle roofing on everything from older stone homes near Main Street to newer houses on big, wooded lots.
German settlers founded Boerne in the mid-1800s and named it after the writer Ludwig Börne, and Cibolo Creek still winds through the middle of town. The population has climbed steadily since, to an estimated 22,700 in 2024, with new neighborhoods spreading along I-10 and out into the hills.
Because Boerne is a drive for us, visits are scheduled ahead. Call or send the form, and Richard Puigdomenech, the owner, will pick a time that suits you and explain what he finds in plain English.
Live oaks shade a lot of Boerne roofs, which feels great in July and wears on shingles over the years: leaves trap moisture in the valleys and limbs scrape the surface whenever the wind picks up. When a roof has reached its end, we strip it, check the deck and install new shingles. Customers note that the crew finishes quickly and leaves the yard clean.
On older Boerne homes, leaks tend to begin where a chimney, a dormer or a later addition joins the main roof. We follow the stain back to its source and repair that spot whenever a repair will do the job.
Thunderstorms that build over the hills in spring can bring hail with them. Bruised or cracked shingles rarely show from the driveway, so we climb up, look properly and show you the results, even when the honest answer is that nothing is wrong.
Panels have to come down before the shingles beneath them can be replaced. We take the array off, finish the roof and mount the panels again.
Boerne gives a roofer two quite different jobs. Close to downtown and the Main Street historic district, many houses are decades old, some with rooms added over the years, and the seams between old and new rooflines are where trouble usually starts. In the newer neighborhoods the roofs are younger but often bigger and steeper, broken up by hips and valleys.
Whichever kind you own, the warning signs look alike: granules piling up under the downspouts, shingles with curled or crumbling edges, daylight showing in the attic, or a ceiling stain that grows after each rain.
Boerne sits several hundred feet higher than San Antonio and shares its long, hot summers, with spring storms that can move in quickly off the hills. Years of heat dry the shingles out, and a hard storm then goes straight for the weakest spots.
Trees bring wear of their own. Keep limbs cut back from the roofline and clear leaves out of the valleys and gutters every fall, and the shingles under all that shade will hold up noticeably longer.
Should hail or wind damage a Boerne roof, you may end up thinking about an insurance claim. Filing is your call, and the claim is between you and your insurer. Our part is a free inspection, showing you the damage, and explaining how a roof claim usually unfolds from start to finish.
Ready for someone to take a look? Call (210) 598-8556 and we will plan the drive out to you.
Yes. Boerne is roughly 40 minutes up I-10 from central San Antonio, and we schedule trips there for inspections, repairs and full replacements.
There is no honest statewide figure, because roof size, pitch, shingle type and what shape the decking is in all move the price. We would rather price your own roof after a free inspection than quote an average that may not fit it.
A sound roof keeps out a downpour, so water that only shows up in heavy storms usually means one weak point, such as lifted shingles, worn flashing or a cracked pipe boot. The sooner it is found, the less the water harms the deck and ceiling below.
They can. Shade keeps the shingles damp for longer, fallen leaves clog valleys and gutters, and branches rub the surface in the wind. Trimming overhanging limbs back helps a great deal.
It varies with the shingle, the attic ventilation, the shade over the house and the storms it has been through. Long Texas summers age shingles faster than milder climates do. An inspection shows how much life yours has left.
Yes. Boerne is the seat of Kendall County, northwest of San Antonio on Interstate 10 in the Texas Hill Country.
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Richard was able to help me throughout the entire process. I have no experience in these types of claims but Richard was very patient in answering my questions and concerns. He gets the job done like he guarantees. I've referred him to my neighbor after showing my roof off and he's about to get his fixed also. Richard is your go to guy when it comes to replacing your roof. His crew was able to uninstally 27 solar panels and put them back on with no issues, taking over and guaranteing workmanship on the panels also.
Richard Puigdomenech blew away his formidable competition by offering a TEN year labor and material warranty , as well as a THIRTY year product warranty ! His attention to detail made sure everything flowed smoothly with workers , materials , insurance requirements , permits , etc. Despite many decades in the real estate rental business , he taught this old veteran quite a few critical things to know about roofing . His patient , focused manner allowed one to gain from his deep knowledge in layman's terms . Even his perfectly competitive workers aim to please . Thank GOD we picked you . My wife and I will be GRATEFUL FOR MANY MANY DECADES TO COME , and will eventually send a flotilla of investment properties your way for years to come