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Trusted Across San Antonio & Hill Country

Our System

Our Low-Slope Roofing Systems

Our Process

From uncertainty to a clear solution in four simple steps

Typical Timeline:

Most projects begin within 1–2 weeks of approval.

Step 1

Inspection

Step 2

Report & Options

Step 3

Plan & Execution

Step 4

Completed System

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Low-Slope vs. Steep-Slope: What You Need to Know

Low-Slope (Flat) Roof

Pitch

Less than 3:12 — nearly flat.

Common Uses

Less than 3:12 — nearly flat.

Best Materials

TPO, Modified Bitumen, silicone coatings.

Water Shedding

Slow — requires drains, scuppers, and specialist waterproofing.

Installation

Heat-welded or rolled membranes with reinforced seam testing.

Steep-Slope Roof

Pitch

Greater than 4:12 — visibly sloped.

Common Uses

Traditional homes, ranches, gabled and hipped roofs.

Best Materials

Asphalt shingles, metal panels, concrete tile.

Water Shedding

Fast — gravity moves water off quickly.

Installation

Layered, overlapping materials fastened directly to the deck.

Local Experts

Serving Bandera's Businesses and Modern Homes

Whether you own a shop on Main Street, a commercial warehouse off Hwy 173, or a modern home with a flat-roof addition, we are your local experts.

Serving: Bandera, Pipe Creek, Lakehills, and the greater Hill Country.

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FAQ's

Flat Roofing FAQs

Typically 20–30 years, depending on the thickness of the membrane (mil-thickness) and the quality of the installation.

Occasional traffic for maintenance is fine, but if you plan on using it as a deck, we recommend a specialized "walkway pad" system to protect the membrane.

Per square foot, low-slope systems can be more expensive due to the specialized equipment and labor required to ensure a watertight seal.

Prevent Leaks Before They Start

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