TPO, PVC, EPDM, metal, tile, slate, shingles, spray foam, built-up and silicone coatings. One crew that installs, repairs and maintains them all, and tells you straight which one your building needs.
Installed prices are 2026 San Antonio ranges per square foot with one layer torn off and code insulation.
Start from what matters most on your roof. A free inspection confirms it.
Every building inside Loop 1604 gets a same-day inspection, and the towns around San Antonio are within the hour. Drive times are from downtown.
Pick an areaDrive times from downtown San Antonio.
Different roofs, same promise: a straight answer, a fixed price and a dry roof.
One local crew installs, repairs and maintains every system on this page, so the advice is not tied to one product.
A roofer answers, day or night. Crews are on site within 4 hours for active leaks.
Every issue photographed and located, with repair, restore and replace prices in writing.
Manufacturer-backed system warranties on qualifying replacements and restorations.
Still deciding? Call a project manager.
For most flat commercial roofs, white TPO gives the best value: it reflects heat, has welded seams and costs less than PVC. PVC is better where grease or chemicals land on the roof, metal is best on sloped roofs, and a silicone coating is the cheapest option when the existing roof is still sound.
About 20 to 30 years for TPO, PVC and EPDM, 15 to 25 years for modified bitumen and 40 years or more for standing-seam metal. A silicone coating adds 10 to 20 years to an existing roof. Maintenance and drainage matter as much as the material.
In 2026 most San Antonio replacements cost about $9 to $14 per square foot for TPO or EPDM, $11 to $16 for PVC and $14 to $22 for standing-seam metal, including tear-off and insulation. Coatings run about $3 to $7.50 per square foot.
A white, reflective surface: TPO, PVC or a silicone coating. They can keep the roof surface about 50°F cooler than a dark roof in July, which lowers cooling loads and slows aging.
Often, if there is only one existing roof and the insulation is dry. Building code allows two roof coverings at most, so a building that already has two needs a full tear-off.
Yes. Our crews repair and maintain TPO, PVC, EPDM, metal, modified bitumen, built-up and coated roofs, whoever installed them.