Pat Booker Rd strip centers
Older multi-tenant roofs with several layers and many patches.
Bexar County · 78148 · Next to JBSA-Randolph
Retail strips, medical offices, restaurants and service businesses along Pat Booker Road, Kitty Hawk and FM 78, next door to Randolph.
29.55° N · 98.29° W
Universal City grew up beside Randolph Air Force Base, now JBSA-Randolph, and had 19,720 residents in 2020. Much of its commercial space along Pat Booker Road and FM 78 dates from the 1970s to the 1990s: low-slope strip centers, restaurants and offices that serve the base and the neighborhoods around it.
Those roofs are on their second or third life. Many have built-up or modified bitumen roofs with a coating or patchwork on top. We sort out what can be restored, what needs a recover and what has to come off.
Older commercial buildings that keep a military town running.
Older multi-tenant roofs with several layers and many patches.
Grease at the exhaust fans breaks down asphalt roofs. We fix it with PVC.
Professional buildings that serve the base community.
Low-slope roofs on education buildings near Kitty Hawk Road.
Metal and flat roofs on shops and dealerships along FM 78.
Flat, open ground around the base gives storms and summer sun a clear shot at every roof.
This month
Coolest month. Core-cut older roofs to see how many layers are really up there.
From one leaking tenant space to a full recover of the center.
Typical scope · 78148What a typical job looks like here
A typical Universal City project: a strip center with a modified bitumen roof, two decades of patches and leaks in three suites. If cores show one layer and dry insulation, we recover it with a cover board and white TPO, saving the cost and mess of a tear-off.
Two roofs is the legal limit. If cores show two layers already, the only real option is a tear-off.
Not covered here? Call us and ask the roofer who works your street.
Repairs, coatings, recovers, full replacements, PVC for restaurants and maintenance programs for commercial buildings across Universal City.
If it has only one roof covering and the insulation is mostly dry, usually yes. Code allows two coverings at most, so we core-cut to check before quoting.
Yes, on privately owned commercial buildings around the base. Work on the base itself goes through federal bidding, which we do not handle.
Yes. You get photos, moisture readings and a written repair, restore or replace recommendation.
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