Main Street limestone buildings
Flat roofs behind stone parapets with metal awnings. Coping and through-wall flashings are the weak points.
Kendall County seat · 78006 · 78015 · Texas Hill Country
Main Street storefronts, medical offices, churches and new retail along I-10 and TX-46, built in limestone, metal and tile.
Boerne is the Kendall County seat, with 17,850 residents in 2020 and a lot more traffic than that number suggests. The Hill Country Mile on Main Street is lined with 1800s limestone buildings, while I-10 and TX-46 carry new medical offices, banks, churches and retail centers.
Many of those buildings are meant to look like the Hill Country: standing seam metal, clay tile accents and stone parapets. That means a mix of sloped and flat roofs on one building, and lots of flashing where the two meet. That joint is where we find most leaks in Boerne.
Hill Country architecture means mixed roofs. These are the ones we work on most.
Flat roofs behind stone parapets with metal awnings. Coping and through-wall flashings are the weak points.
Standing seam roofs with low-slope sections hidden behind them. We fix the transitions.
Large sanctuary roofs in metal or tile, with budgets set by boards and building funds.
Newer centers with white TPO roofs and stone facades. First leaks show up around year ten.
Wedding barns, equestrian centers and shops with exposed-fastener metal roofs.
At about 1,400 feet, Boerne is a little cooler than San Antonio, but Hill Country storms hit here first and hail is common in spring.
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The rare hard freeze. Check for split pipes and ice damage around rooftop units.
Hill Country roof systems, repaired and replaced by one local crew.
Typical scope · 78006What a typical job looks like here
A frequent Boerne call: a professional office with a standing seam roof over the front and a flat TPO roof over the back half. Water gets in where the two meet. We rebuild that transition with a cricket, new metal flashing and a welded membrane tie-in.
Where limestone meets a roof, sealant alone never lasts. A proper reglet or through-wall flashing does.
Kendall County roads and districts on our Hill Country routes.
Neighborhoods & corridors
Nearby service areas
Not covered here? Call us and ask the roofer who works your street.
Yes, it is one of the most common roofs we see here. We install new standing seam, repair seams and trim, and fix the flat sections that often hide behind them.
Yes. We work across Kendall County, including Cordillera Ranch, Esperanza and the ranch land toward Comfort.
Yes. We rebuild flashings at stone parapets, repair built-up roofs and keep the original look. If the building needs city review for exterior changes, we supply photos and specs.
Within a few days. Hill Country storms often hit Boerne before San Antonio, and dents on metal or bruises on membranes are hard to see from the ground.
Tell us about the building. A project manager who covers the Hill Country calls you back within 2 business hours.
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