Hondo Roofing for Homes, Ranches and Shops Across the Medina County Seat

On the open land around Hondo, wind and sun have nothing to slow them down. Metal roofing handles both well: panels resist wind lift when fastened correctly, shed heavy rain fast and reflect more heat than dark shingles.

Alanis Roofing installs standing seam and R-panel metal roofs on homes, barns and shops. Standing seam has hidden fasteners and a clean look for a house, while R-panel is a practical, cost-effective choice for barns and equipment buildings. Colors range from silver galvalume to charcoal, red, bronze and blue.

Many homes in town still have shingle roofs, and in the Texas heat those shingles dry out, curl and lose granules well before they look old from the street. If your roof has had several summers of hard sun or a hail storm, it is worth a closer look.

A shingle replacement from Alanis Roofing includes tearing off the old roofing, checking the deck, new drip edge, new pipe boots and proper ventilation with ridge vents or turbines, then 30-year shingles installed with straight lines and a clean ridge.

Spring storms in Medina County can bring hail and strong wind, and summer storms can drop a lot of rain in a short time. Those short, heavy rains are when worn pipe boots, loose flashing and lifted shingles start leaking.

If you have water coming in, call the 24/7 emergency line and we will help stop the leak first. Once the house is protected, Andres will look at the whole roof and tell you honestly whether a repair or a replacement makes sense.