Metal Roofing, Roof Repair and Storm Repair, Canyon Lake TX

Canyon Dam on the Guadalupe River was finished in 1964 for flood control and water conservation. It made a lake of 8,309 surface acres with 93 miles of shoreline, and in 2002 the water reached a record 950.32 feet. That July, water poured over the spillway for about six weeks at up to 67,000 cubic feet per second. Locals still point to the mile-long Canyon Lake Gorge that flood carved in roughly three days. Water that strong is rare. Wind and hail are not, and those are what wear a roof down here year after year.

Houses along that shoreline catch wind straight off open water. Metal handles it. Honestly, for a lake house we'd steer you toward lake house metal roofs at Canyon Lake before a second round of shingles every time.

Canyon Lake is unincorporated, so there's no city permit desk to visit. The roof is no less exposed for it. Overnight storms on March 2, 2023 dropped hail larger than quarters across Comal County, with reports from Canyon Lake and inch-size stones at Vintage Oaks, according to KSAT.

After a night like that we photograph every slope for storm damage repair, and our in-house former insurance adjusters help with the claim. Smaller trouble? Our roof repair for Canyon Lake homes covers lifted panels, failed flashing and slow leaks.

We serve all of Comal County, including New Braunfels and Bulverde. Veteran owned, registered and insured, with Charlie's 30 years on roofs behind it, and the estimate is free.