Marinas & boat storage
Metal canopies and storage buildings exposed to wind off the water.
Comal County · 78133 · Around the lake
Marinas, restaurants, retail, churches and storage buildings along FM 306 and FM 2673, in the hills around the lake.
Canyon Lake is a Comal County community of 31,124 people (2020), made up of smaller places such as Startzville, Sattler and Canyon City around the reservoir. Businesses here serve both residents and lake visitors: marinas, restaurants, storage, retail and churches.
Most of the area is unincorporated, so roofing is reviewed under Comal County rules rather than a city building department. Roofs face open wind off the water, hill-country hail and long drives for most contractors. We schedule regular routes so service is not a one-time visit.
Buildings that serve the lake and the hills.
Metal canopies and storage buildings exposed to wind off the water.
Lake-area restaurants with metal and flat roofs.
Small centers, groceries and service businesses.
Sanctuaries and fellowship halls with metal and shingle roofs.
Long metal buildings with fastener and gutter leaks.
Open water means wind, and the hills around the lake sit in Flash Flood Alley with spring hail.
This month
Off-season at the lake. The best time for roof work on marinas and restaurants.
Repairs and maintenance on a regular route, not a one-off trip.
Typical scope · 78133What a typical job looks like here
A typical Canyon Lake call: wind off the water loosened panels and trim on a boat storage canopy, and rain now gets in. We replace damaged panels, add fasteners to the wind-zone pattern, and set up a yearly check before storm season.
Lakefront roofs see more wind than inland ones. Edge fasteners are the first thing we check.
Communities around the lake on our Comal County routes.
Neighborhoods & corridors
Nearby service areas
Not covered here? Call us and ask the roofer who works your street.
Yes. We repair, maintain and replace roofs on marinas, restaurants, retail, churches and storage buildings around the lake.
Yes. Regular visits mean small problems get fixed before storm season, and you are on our route when something does happen.
Much of the area is unincorporated, so Comal County rules apply rather than a city building department. We confirm requirements for each project.
Yes, with photos and a written report.
Tell us about the building. A project manager who covers Comal County calls you back within 2 business hours.
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A project manager will call you within 2 business hours. Need us sooner? (210) 384-6843