Roof Repair, Re-Roofs and Commercial Roofing, San Antonio TX

Getting a straight re-roof permitted in San Antonio takes one trip to the One Stop on South Alamo Street, and our team knows that counter well. Texas-RRR is a roofing company based in San Antonio, TX. We're veteran owned. We run 8 full crew teams, and Charlie Carreon, our owner, puts 30 years of experience into every roof repair, replacement and commercial job.

The city is big. Texas Almanac put the 2021 population at 1,451,853, by far the largest of the roughly 150 places it names in Bexar County. Roofs here range from 1800s homes near the river to newer subdivisions out past Loop 1604, and with 2,800+ projects completed, our roofers have climbed most of them.

San Antonio's Development Services Department issues a re-roof permit with no change in pitch over the counter, as long as you bring proof of ownership. Change the pitch and the job goes to full plan review, which adds drawings and time. Our advice? Keep the pitch.

Residential permits run through the Cliff Morton Development and Business Services Center (the One Stop) at 1901 S. Alamo St., or online through the BuildSA portal.

Not every address with a San Antonio feel falls under the city, though. Enclave cities such as Alamo Heights and Castle Hills run their own permit desks with their own forms, and a city of San Antonio permit means nothing at either counter. The Bexar County roofing hub sorts out which desk covers which city.

Water does more damage here than people expect. On June 12, 2025, the city got 6.37 inches of rain, its highest daily total since May 25, 2013. Floodwater swept 15 vehicles off the Loop 410 frontage road near Perrin Beitel into Beitel Creek, and 13 people died. San Antonio Fire crews logged 70 water rescues citywide that night. Rain like that finds every tired flashing joint and cracked pipe boot, and the leak often shows up days later as a ceiling stain.

Hail is the other half. The April 12, 2016 storm was the costliest hail event in Texas at the time, with stones up to 4.5 inches in nearby Helotes. In the spring 2021 record hail event, people reported baseball-size hail at Zarzamora and Saunders.

A good roofer starts with roof repair in San Antonio before anyone talks tear-off. If it looks like a claim, our in-house former insurance adjusters can walk you through the insurance claim process.

Some roofs are past saving. Curling shingles on every slope, soft decking and repeat leaks in different rooms all point one way. For roof replacement in San Antonio, we install Owens Corning and GAF, the American brands we prefer, and we check the decking before new material goes on. A same-pitch re-roof also keeps the permit simple. And the estimate is free, with a straight answer on repair versus replacement.

Commercial buildings need a different mindset. Flat roofs pond. Rooftop units leak at the curbs, and a business can't close for a week while someone figures it out. Our San Antonio commercial roofing work covers flat and sloped roofs, metal, apartments and multi-family buildings, plus HOA pool facilities and rec centers.

The Office of Historic Preservation requires a Certificate of Appropriateness for all proposed exterior work in historic districts and on landmarks. Staff approve most items administratively, and others go to the HDRC. That covers King William and Southtown, and historic Monte Vista.

Up north, Stone Oak works under POA guidelines, and Timberwood Park sits on acreage outside city limits, so we serve it alongside San Antonio. Out west, Alamo Ranch has an HOA for each section. The gated Dominion sends exterior changes to its committee, and Leon Springs straddles the city line on I-10. The San Antonio metro service area page covers the surrounding counties. Call (210) 802-6906, Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM.