Lytle Roofing for Homes on Both Sides of I-35, Fast From Next Door

Most Lytle roofs are shingle, and in this climate shingles usually wear out from the sun before anything else. Edges curl, granules wash into the gutters, and the roof starts to look patchy. Hail speeds that up by bruising shingles in spots you cannot see from the ground.

A replacement with Alanis Roofing includes full tear-off, deck check, new drip edge and pipe boots, ventilation with ridge vents or turbines, and 30-year shingles. The crew cleans up nails and debris every day, which matters on a family property with kids and pets.

Storms that move across South Texas often roll right along the I-35 corridor, bringing wind, hail and short bursts of heavy rain. Wind can lift shingle tabs and peel back ridge caps, and once that happens the next rain finds its way inside.

Because Lytle is so close to our base, we can usually get to an emergency fast. Call the 24/7 line, we help stop the leak, and then Andres gives you a clear plan and a free estimate for the permanent fix.

Metal is a strong choice on the open land around Lytle. Standing seam panels with hidden fasteners give a home a clean, modern look, and R-panel is a durable, practical option for shops and barns.

Metal reflects more heat than dark shingles, handles wind well and sheds heavy rain quickly. It costs more up front, so we price both shingle and metal options during your free estimate.