FM 1103 shopping centers
Newer TPO roofs where hail bruising is hard to see from the ground.
Guadalupe County · 78108 · Northeast of San Antonio
Retail, schools, churches and offices in a fast-growing suburb, with roofs that take the brunt of northeast-side hail.
29.56° N · 98.23° W
Cibolo had about 15,000 residents in 2010 and 32,276 by 2020. New homes brought new schools, churches, clinics and shopping along FM 1103 and FM 78, most of them built in the last 15 years.
Cibolo also sits on the northeast side of the metro, where spring storms often drop hail. Our work here is mostly storm-driven: inspections after hail, documented reports for insurers, and repairs that keep young roofs under warranty.
Mostly newer buildings, mostly storm work.
Newer TPO roofs where hail bruising is hard to see from the ground.
Large low-slope roofs, repaired and re-roofed on summer schedules.
Sanctuaries and family centers with metal and shingle roofs.
Small medical and professional buildings near FM 78.
Newer complexes with Class 4 shingle and flat-roof sections.
Cibolo sits in the storm track northeast of San Antonio. Spring is hail season; summer is heat.
This month
Cool and dry. A good time to get a baseline inspection before hail season.
Storm response, repairs and replacements from one local team.
Typical scope · 78108What a typical job looks like here
A frequent Cibolo job: hail crosses FM 1103, a shopping center shows a few leaks, and the owner needs to know if it is a claim. We map every hit, core-test bruised areas, and give the adjuster a slope-by-slope photo report before any repair starts.
Call before you call the insurer. A clear report from the roof makes the adjuster meeting much shorter.
Roads and neighborhoods we cover on our northeast routes.
Neighborhoods & corridors
Nearby service areas
Not covered here? Call us and ask the roofer who works your street.
Yes. We inspect after hail and wind, document the damage for your insurer, make emergency repairs and handle the full repair or replacement once the claim is approved.
Yes, for commercial buildings. You get photos, moisture readings and a written report.
Usually the same day. Cibolo is on our regular northeast routes, and the leak line is answered 24/7.
Usually yes. Buildings are emptier, roofs dry faster, and work can finish before fall. Booking by early spring secures the summer slot.
Tell us about the building. A project manager who covers the northeast side 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