Buying a home in Alamo Heights is exciting, and there’s a long list of things to check before you settle in. One of the most important? Your roof. Even if it looks fine from the street, Texas weather, from summer
Winter in San Antonio doesn’t always mean snow, but it does mean unpredictable freezes, slick mornings, and big temperature swings. One day it’s sunny and 65°, the next you’re waking up to frost on the roof. And those back-and-forth shifts?
Here in San Antonio, roof leaks usually show up at the worst possible time. One day, your ceiling looks fine. The next? You’ve got a mysterious water stain and no idea where it’s coming from. That’s how most calls for
When winter rolls into South Texas, it usually doesn’t start with snow; it starts with surprise cold snaps. One day you’re in shorts on the patio, and the next morning you’re chipping ice off your windshield. Those fast temperature swings
We all know Texas weather doesn’t play around, especially in San Antonio. One day it’s bone-dry, the next day your gutters are working overtime during a 3-inch downpour. If your current gutters are leaking at the seams or overflowing during
Here in San Antonio, winter may not come with snowdrifts, but it can still do a number on your roof. We’ve seen what a surprise freeze or cold front can do: cracked shingles, clogged gutters, and attic leaks that show