Roofing Materials for
Homes in South Central Texas

Asphalt shingles are one of the most common roofing choices for good reason. They're affordable, widely available, and come in a variety of colors and profiles to match nearly any home style. Modern shingles offer improved wind resistance, longer warranties, and cost-effective performance.

They’re a practical solution for many homes in South Central Texas, especially when properly installed and ventilated.

Clay and concrete tile roofing provides a classic look and long-term durability, often lasting 50 years or more. Tile is especially well-suited for Spanish, Mediterranean, or custom-designed homes and performs well in high-heat environments.

While heavier than other options, it’s a premium solution that adds visual appeal and value when supported by a proper roof structure.

Our remodeling services go beyond aesthetics — they’re about improving how your space functions and feels every day. From kitchens and bathrooms to full-home upgrades, we design and build with purpose, precision, and quality finishes that add lasting value.

You’ll work with one dedicated team from planning through final walkthrough.

Building-integrated photovoltaics, or BIPV roofing, combine energy generation and weather protection in a single system. Unlike traditional solar panels mounted on top of the roof, BIPV systems are built directly into the roofing material for a streamlined look.

These systems are ideal for homeowners interested in reducing utility costs and increasing sustainability without compromising curb appeal.

Wood shake and wood shingle roofs offer a natural, timeless aesthetic with strong insulation value. While less common due to fire risk and maintenance needs, they remain popular for historical homes and homeowners looking for a more rustic appearance.

Proper installation, ventilation, and treatment are critical for performance in the South Central Texas climate.

Synthetic roofing materials replicate the appearance of slate, cedar, or tile while offering lighter weight and higher impact resistance. Made from engineered polymers or composites, they are designed to last longer and require less upkeep than their natural counterparts.

Synthetic roofs are a strong option for homeowners who want a premium look with added durability and fewer structural demands.