A county that tripled on top of limestone
Kendall County had 14,589 residents in 1990. By 2019 it had 47,431. Most of those new homes went up on rolling, rocky Edwards Plateau ground between 1,000 and 2,000 feet, across roughly 663 square miles of alkaline soil over limestone and dolomite. For a roofing contractor in Kendall County, that growth is the first thing to understand. It means two very different roofs live side by side here: ranch houses and stone homes that have seen decades of Hill Country weather, and newer builds whose first big hailstorm may still be ahead of them.
We work the whole county from San Antonio, from Fair Oaks Ranch and Boerne out to the Comfort side. Texas-RRR runs 8 full crew teams, and Charlie Carreon brings his 30 years of experience to every roof we walk.










