From older homes near the Comal River to new subdivisions off I-35, we come up from San Antonio to inspect, repair and replace roofs and siding.
Roofing New Braunfels homes means about 45 minutes on Interstate 35 for us, heading north toward Austin. We travel up for shingle replacements, leak repairs and siding work, and each job begins with a free inspection so you know what the house really needs.
New Braunfels is the seat of Comal County, founded by German settlers in 1845 where the spring-fed Comal River joins the Guadalupe. It has become one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, with an estimated 116,500 residents in 2024, and part of the city now reaches across the line into Guadalupe County.
All that growth leaves a broad mix of house ages: older homes around downtown and the Gruene historic district, and mile after mile of newer subdivisions along I-35 and State Highway 46. Richard Puigdomenech, the owner, takes the calls that come in through the website and explains what he sees without jargon.
Many New Braunfels subdivisions have reached the age when the original shingles give out. We tear the old roof off, check the decking and install a complete new roof, and reviewers say the crew works fast and leaves the lot tidy.
Siding takes the same sun and storms as the roof, and on a two-story house it is often the first surface to look worn. We replace cracked, warped or storm-hit boards and panels and can repaint them to match, so the walls and roof are finished together.
A missing tab, a split pipe boot or tired flashing at a chimney can usually be fixed by itself if it is caught early. We find the fault, repair it, and give you a straight read on how many years the remaining shingles have in them.
Spring thunderstorms can bring hail to New Braunfels as they do across Central Texas. If one has passed over your neighborhood, we check shingles, vents, gutters and siding, then show you what turned up.
Siding trouble usually starts small: a board pulling loose at a seam, paint flaking on the wall that faces the afternoon sun, a panel cracked by hail or a stray baseball. Left alone, those openings let water in behind the wall, where it rots trim and sheathing out of sight.
PCG Roofing handles roofs, siding and exterior painting, so a house damaged in a storm can be put right by one company rather than three. Mention the walls when you book the roof inspection and we will look at both on the same visit.
The older parts of New Braunfels, close to the rivers and the historic downtown, have houses with decades of repairs layered onto them, sometimes with a second roof nailed over the first. A roof like that needs a careful tear-off so the deck underneath can be inspected before anything new goes on.
Newer neighborhoods off I-35 and Highway 46 put dozens of same-age roofs on a single street. When the house next door gets reroofed, yours is often not far behind, and a free inspection will tell you how far.
You call or send the form, and Richard sets a day to come up. He inspects the roof, plus the siding if you ask, then goes over what he found and whether it calls for a repair or a replacement, all before there is any contract.
If storm damage has you considering an insurance claim, filing is your call, and the claim is between you and your insurer. Richard can walk you through the stages of a claim and be at the house when the adjuster comes, if you file. To get started, call (210) 598-8556.
It is a provision in some building codes: if more than about a quarter of a roof is repaired or replaced within a set period, the whole roof may need to meet current code. Whether it applies depends on the code your city has adopted, so check with the New Braunfels building department for your address.
Yes. We repair and replace siding and paint exteriors, so storm damage to the walls and the roof can be fixed together.
The living area is only a starting point, because roof area depends on pitch, overhangs and how many hips and valleys there are. Shingle choice and any decking repairs change the number too. We measure the actual roof during a free inspection and price it from that.
Avoid painting in rain or when rain is expected within a day, in the full heat of a Texas afternoon, or on a damp surface. Paint put on in those conditions can blister, peel or fail to cure. Spring and fall usually offer the best painting days in New Braunfels.
Yes. We make the trip up I-35 for repairs as well as full replacements, and the inspection is free either way.
Mostly Comal County, where it is the county seat, though part of the city extends into Guadalupe County.
Reviews left by Puigdomenech Contracting Group customers on Google, shown word for word.
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