Roofing services in Cibolo, TX

Every roofing service we offer in Cibolo and nearby cities, explained in plain language: what the work involves, when you need it, how long it takes and what it typically costs.

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At a glance: Cibolo Peak Roofing provides roof replacement, roof repair, storm and hail damage repair, free roof inspections, emergency tarping, Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, metal roofing, flat and commercial roofing, seamless gutters and attic ventilation for homes and small businesses in Cibolo, TX 78108 and the surrounding area.

We are a full-service residential roofer first. Most of our work is on single-family homes in Cibolo's subdivisions, where roofs are typically 6/12 to 8/12 pitch, covered in architectural asphalt shingles, and governed by an HOA that has opinions about color. We also take on metal roofs for homes, barns and shops on the larger lots east of FM 1103, and low-slope TPO work for porches, additions and light commercial buildings.

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Roof replacement in Cibolo

A roof replacement removes every layer down to the wood decking and installs a new, code-compliant roof system. For a typical Cibolo home it costs about $10,000 to $18,000 with architectural shingles, takes one to two working days, and requires a City of Cibolo permit and dry-in inspection.

What is included in our roof replacements

Full tear-off of all existing shingles, underlayment and old flashing, with tarps protecting your landscaping, AC unit and pool.
Decking inspection and replacement of any rotted, delaminated or soft plywood or OSB, billed at a per-sheet price stated in your estimate so there are no surprises.
Synthetic underlayment over the whole deck, with self-adhering ice and water membrane in valleys and around penetrations where water concentrates.
New metal drip edge at eaves and rakes, and a starter strip so the first course of shingles seals properly against wind.
New flashing including step flashing at walls, kick-out flashing where roofs meet siding, new pipe boots and new valley metal where specified.
Balanced ventilation with ridge vent exhaust matched to soffit intake so your new shingles aren't baked from below.
Manufacturer-matched components such as hip and ridge caps, so the system qualifies for the manufacturer's extended warranty where offered.
Cleanup with a rolling magnet sweep of the yard, driveway and street, and haul-off of all debris.

When replacement makes more sense than repair

Replacement is usually the better investment when your roof is 18 years or older, when shingles crack instead of bending when lifted, when granule loss has exposed the black asphalt mat across large areas, when leaks keep appearing in new places, or when hail has damaged several slopes. Our inspection report will tell you plainly which category your roof is in.

Permits and HOA approval

The City of Cibolo has adopted the 2021 International Residential Code and requires a permit for re-roofing. We file through the city's MGO Connect portal, post the permit on site and schedule the dry-in inspection, which happens after underlayment and before shingles. Most Cibolo subdivisions also require HOA architectural approval for shingle color and style. We provide the product data sheet and color sample your HOA asks for.

Roof repair and leak repair

Most roof repairs in Cibolo cost between $350 and $1,500 and are finished in a single visit. Common repairs include replacing wind-damaged shingles, fixing leaking flashing, replacing cracked pipe boots and repairing valleys.

A water stain on your ceiling rarely sits directly under the leak. Water can travel along a rafter or the top of the drywall for several feet before it shows up. That is why we start every repair in the attic when we can get to it, trace the path of the water, and then fix the actual entry point on the roof.

The most common leak sources we find

Pipe boots. The rubber collar around plumbing vents cracks after 8 to 12 years of Texas sun. It is the single most common leak we repair.
Missing kick-out flashing. Where a lower roof meets a wall, a small bent piece of metal should push water into the gutter. When it is missing, water runs behind the siding or brick and rots the wall.
Step flashing and counter-flashing at chimneys, dormers and second-story walls.
Wind-lifted shingles whose seal strip has broken, letting rain drive underneath.
Worn valleys where two roof planes meet and carry the heaviest water flow.
Exposed or backed-out nails that let water track down the shank into the decking.

We match your existing shingle color as closely as possible and photograph the repair before and after so you can see what was done.

Storm and hail damage repair

After hail or high wind, we inspect your roof, document every sign of damage with dated photographs, and give you a written report and repair estimate to share with your insurance company. We then repair or replace the roof according to the approved scope and local code.

Hail near Cibolo is concentrated between March and June, and stones an inch or larger are enough to damage asphalt shingles. Damage often isn't visible from the ground. On shingles, hail leaves circular bruises where granules have been knocked loose and the mat underneath may be fractured. On metal, it leaves dents. Wind damage shows up as creased, lifted or missing shingles, usually along ridges, rakes and roof edges.

What to do right after a storm

Stay off the roof. Wet, damaged shingles are slippery and may hide soft decking.
Photograph dents on gutters, vents, fences, cars and patio furniture, and write down the date and time of the storm.
If water is coming in, call us for an emergency tarp and move valuables away from the leak.
Schedule a documented inspection before you file, so you know whether there is real damage worth a claim.
Read your policy's deadline for reporting damage and don't let it lapse.

Texas law is specific about a roofer's role in claims. We don't waive deductibles and we don't negotiate your claim; both are prohibited for contractors in Texas. What we do is give you accurate documentation, meet your adjuster on the roof if you'd like, and build the job right. Our hail damage insurance guide covers every step in detail.

Roof inspection

Our roof inspections in Cibolo are free for homeowners and include a written report with photographs of the shingles, flashing, ventilation, gutters and any damage or wear we find, along with an honest recommendation: no action, repair, monitor, or replace.

What we check

Shingle condition: granule loss, cracking, curling, blistering, hail bruising, wind creasing and seal-strip failure
Flashing at walls, chimneys, skylights, valleys and every roof penetration
Pipe boots, exhaust vents, ridge vent and turbine vents
Decking: soft spots, sagging and signs of past leaks
Attic: daylight, moisture staining, insulation condition and intake/exhaust ventilation balance
Gutters and downspouts: slope, attachment, overflow and hail dents
Collateral damage after storms: AC fins, window screens, fences and siding

Inspections for buyers and sellers

If you are buying or selling in Cibolo or Schertz, a roofer's inspection goes deeper on the roof than a general home inspection. We can provide a report on the roof's condition and estimated remaining life to help with negotiations, and where the roof qualifies, a certification letter.

Emergency roof repair and tarping

For active leaks, storm damage or a tree on the roof, call (830) 283-2059 any time. We install a secured heavy-duty tarp or temporary dry-in to stop water from entering, photograph the damage for your records, and schedule permanent repairs.

A properly installed tarp is anchored with battens rather than weighed down with bricks, extends over the ridge so water can't run under it, and is fastened in a way that doesn't cause more damage than the storm did. Most homeowner policies expect you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage after a loss, and an emergency tarp is often part of that. Keep the invoice for your claim.

Class 4 impact-resistant shingles

Class 4 impact-resistant shingles are rated under the UL 2218 standard, the highest of four classes, meaning a sample survived repeated strikes from a two-inch steel ball without cracking. Texas requires insurers to offer a premium credit for qualifying Class 4 roofs, and we complete TDI Form PC068 to document your installation.

For homes in hail country, Class 4 shingles are one of the few upgrades that can pay you back. They typically cost 15 to 25 percent more than standard architectural shingles, resist hail and wind better, and may lower your homeowners premium. The discount amount is set by each insurance company, so call your agent before you choose, and ask two questions: how much is the credit, and does taking it add any cosmetic damage exclusion to my policy.

Most major manufacturers make Class 4 lines in colors that pass HOA review, including polymer-modified (SBS) shingles that stay flexible in heat. We will walk you through the options available from our suppliers.

Metal roofing

Metal roofs last 40 to 60 years or more, reflect more summer heat than dark shingles, and shed hail far better than asphalt. In the Cibolo area, installed metal roofing usually costs about $10 to $16 per square foot of roof surface, depending on the system.

Systems we install

Standing seam metal with concealed fasteners and raised seams, the premium residential choice with the cleanest look and the fewest leak points.
Stone-coated steel panels that look like shingle, shake or tile and handle hail very well. A good option when your HOA wants a traditional look.
Exposed-fastener panels (R-panel and similar) for barns, shops, carports and patio covers. Affordable, but fasteners and washers need periodic checking.

Metal is a strong fit for the Hill Country and modern farmhouse homes going up around Cibolo and Garden Ridge, and for outbuildings on the larger acreage toward Marion and Santa Clara. Large hail can leave cosmetic dents on metal even when it keeps the water out, which matters for insurance, so ask your agent how your policy treats cosmetic damage to metal.

Flat and commercial roofing

For low-slope roofs we install and repair TPO single-ply membrane and modified bitumen systems. These are used on porches, additions, patio roofs and light commercial buildings where shingles can't be used because the pitch is too low.

Shingles need at least a 2/12 pitch, with extra underlayment below 4/12. Below that, water moves too slowly and backs up under the shingles. We often find leaking back porches and additions in Cibolo where a builder or previous owner used shingles on a nearly flat section. Replacing that section with a proper membrane usually ends the leak for good. For commercial property owners along FM 78 and FM 1103, we offer inspections, repairs, coatings where appropriate, and scheduled maintenance.

Seamless gutters

We install seamless aluminum gutters formed on site to fit your home, with oversized downspouts where roof area and rainfall demand it. Gutters protect your fascia, landscaping and foundation by moving water away from the house.

Central Texas storms can drop a lot of rain in a short time, and many Cibolo homes sit on clay soils that swell when wet and shrink in drought. Sending roof water well away from the slab helps reduce the soil movement that stresses foundations. We size gutters and downspouts to your roof, set a proper slope, and add extensions or splash blocks so water lands where it should. We can also replace hail-dented gutters as part of a storm claim.

Attic ventilation

Good attic ventilation pulls cool air in at the soffits and lets hot air out at the ridge. It lowers attic temperatures, reduces moisture, extends shingle life and helps many shingle warranties remain valid.

A common problem we see is a new ridge vent paired with soffits that were painted shut, blocked by insulation, or never vented at all. Exhaust without intake does little, and mixing different exhaust types (for example ridge vents with turbines or power fans) can short-circuit airflow. We measure your attic, calculate the net free ventilation area your home needs, and balance intake and exhaust. In a Cibolo summer that can mean a noticeably cooler upstairs and less strain on your AC.

Roofing service questions

Do you give free estimates for roofing services in Cibolo?

Yes. Inspections and estimates are free for homeowners in Cibolo and our service area. Estimates are written and itemized, and they stay valid for a stated period so you have time to decide.

What warranty comes with a new roof?

Two warranties cover a new roof. The manufacturer's warranty covers defects in the shingles or metal, and can be extended when a full matching system is installed. Our workmanship warranty covers the installation itself. We explain both in writing before you sign.

Do you work on commercial buildings?

Yes, we handle light commercial roofing, including TPO and modified bitumen low-slope roofs and metal roofs on shops and retail buildings in Cibolo, Schertz and nearby cities.

Can you match my existing shingles for a repair?

We match color and profile as closely as possible from current product lines. If your shingles are discontinued or heavily weathered, a repair may be visible up close, and we will tell you that before we start.

Do you offer financing?

Ask us about current financing options when we give your estimate. Terms depend on the lender and your approval.