Step 01 · Record
Documentation instead
With no city inspection out here, ARP's photo record and written scope stand in for it — the file you keep for a claim, a sale, or the next roofer.
Medina, Texas
Medina Roofing Company — Metal & Class 4 Shingle for the Apple Capital of Texas
ARP Roofing & Remodeling serves Medina and the surrounding Bandera County — the Apple Capital of Texas out on TX-16 — with metal, Class 4 impact-rated shingle, and storm-damage roofing built for Texas Hill Country hail. Every job starts with a photo-documented inspection and a written scope. Book your Medina roof visit.
Family owned, locally accountable
COO & President — the father and son behind ARP
Start here — pick your door
Three routes, one written scope
Door 1 — replacement
I need a new roof
Metal roll-formed on our own equipment, Class 4 impact-rated shingle, and the paperwork your city needs.
Residential Roofing in Texas →Door 2 — repair
I need a repair
Photo-documented inspection first, written scope second — including the honest verdict when your roof needs nothing.
Book an inspection →Door 3 — storm claim
I had hail or wind damage
Documentation before repair: ARP photographs the damage the way your carrier needs to see it, in a written condition report.
Roof Storm Damage in Texas →What is on the record
County record — no city permit
Which county keeps your Medina record — and why documentation is the only inspection
Your Medina address answers to Bandera County, and the Bandera Appraisal District values it.
Out here there is no city permit office. Medina is unincorporated, so no municipal inspector will ever look at your new roof; any permit question runs to Bandera County, and ARP confirms what your address needs before work starts. That is exactly why the record ARP creates — the pre-work photos, the written scope, the registered warranty — stands in for the city inspection you will not get.
Roofing for Your Medina Home
We serve Medina as part of our work as a Texas Hill Country roofing contractor. ARP Roofing & Remodeling has completed 5,000-plus roofing projects across Texas, and a roof in Medina — the community the Texas Department of Agriculture named the Apple Capital of Texas back in 1989 — gets the same discipline behind it as every one of them: a photo-documented inspection, a written scope, and one project manager who runs your job from the first walkthrough to warranty registration. Volume is what a Medina homeowner should be shopping for — thousands of completed roofs of experience showing up on yours.
Medina sits up in the hills near the headwaters of the Medina River, where TX-16 meets FM 337 and Love Creek Orchards draws visitors to The Apple Store. The housing mix out here is wide. Census Bureau estimates for the Medina ZIP code put the typical home's build year at 1992, and close to three in ten homes are mobile or manufactured homes, sitting alongside ranch houses and river places. Each of those carries a roof built a different way, so your scope starts with what's actually under the roof, not a standard package. Start with the full residential menu — replacement, repair, metal, Class 4 shingle, and storm damage — on our residential roofing page.
Who Permits a Re-Roof When Medina Has No City Government
Medina is an unincorporated community — there is no city hall and no city building department, so there is no municipal roofing permit to pull here. Out this way the county is the authority having jurisdiction, and Texas counties hold limited building-code power next to an incorporated city. Bandera County's permits and inspections office works out of the County Engineer's office at 1212 Hackberry Street in Bandera, and the permits it lists are septic (on-site sewage), development, flood damage prevention, and subdivision permits. A building permit for a reroof isn't on that list. What that means for you is simple: ARP's project manager confirms what actually applies to your address in Bandera County and writes it into your scope, so the paperwork is handled and nothing about it stalls your job. We do not invent a requirement you are not subject to, and we do not skip one you are.
Metal, Class 4, and Storm-Ready Roofing in Medina
Metal fits a lot of Medina's ranch and rural homes, and a metal roof is the system where the details decide everything. ARP roll-forms standing-seam panels on our own equipment, and a dedicated metal foreman supervises the install — the seams, clips, flashing, and fastening pattern that keep water out. What backs your metal roof is ARP's own roll-forming and a written workmanship warranty. See our residential metal roofing guide or the regional Texas Hill Country metal roofing page.
If you are staying with asphalt, Class 4 impact-rated shingle is the shingle worth talking about first — the top impact grade under the UL 2218 test, built for the hail this part of the Texas Hill Country takes. When hail hits Medina, ARP's first move is documentation, not a rushed repair; see how we work a claim on our storm damage repair guide.
What a New Roof Costs in Medina
A standard architectural asphalt shingle replacement on a typical 2,000 square foot Medina home runs about $17,600 to $19,200, assuming a full tear-off, synthetic underlayment, new flashing, and cleanup. Class 4 impact-rated shingle and standing-seam metal run higher.
Metal fits the ranch homes common around Medina. If the damage is storm-related, insurance often covers much of the cost.
Why Medina Homeowners Choose ARP
ARP Roofing & Remodeling asks Medina homeowners to judge it on volume and on who signs the work:
Get Your Free Medina Roof Inspection
The first step is the same for every Medina home: a free, photo-documented inspection and a written scope you can hold us to.
Schedule your free Medina inspection · 📞 (830) 293-4621
Researching before you commit? Read our complete residential roofing, Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, and storm damage repair guides.
Examples of our work — Medina area
Backed by the wider operation
The same team, project management, and warranty backing behind every job — see the wider operation.
Bandera roofing →
GAF Certified Plus · Atlas PRO+ Platinum
Registered, insured & inspected on every job
Roofing systems we work with
Metal, Class 4, storm-ready roofing and seamless gutters
Open a system for the material detail, the Medina specifics, and the route to the guide for it.
S-01 ResidentialMetal — standing seam & exposed fastener
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2026 Medina range: about $26,400 to $46,400 on a 2,000 sq ft home.
Residential metal roofing →Before the panels are ordered
- 03Panels roll-formed on ARP equipment
- 02Dedicated metal foreman on the install
- 01Written scope and product data sheets
S-02 ResidentialClass 4 impact-rated shingle
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2026 Medina range: about $22,400 to $28,800 on a 2,000 sq ft home.
Class 4 shingle →What the grade means
- 03Premium credit with many Texas carriers
- 02Verified Class 4 roof documented for your carrier
- 01Top impact grade under UL 2218 testing
S-03 Storm damageStorm-damage roofing and documentation
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If the damage is storm-related, insurance often covers much of the cost.
Roof Storm Damage in Texas →Order of operations after a storm
- 03You and your carrier settle the claim
- 02Written condition report in your hands
- 01Damage photographed in carrier format
S-04 ResidentialSeamless gutters — formed on site
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A roof moves water off the house; the gutters decide where it goes. ARP forms seamless aluminum gutter on site, in one continuous run per roofline, so the only joints on your house are at corners and outlets — the places a gutter is supposed to have them.
Best done with the roof: drip edge, underlayment and gutter apron detailed together by one crew.
Residential roofing →What is in a gutter scope
- 05Downspout sizing and placement — where water leaves the house, and where it lands away from the foundation.
- 04Gutter guards, if you want them — priced as a line item, not bundled in quietly.
- 03Hidden hangers into solid framing — fastened to structure, not to a rotted fascia board.
- 02Seamless runs formed on site — one continuous length per roofline, in your color.
- 01Fascia and drip-edge condition, photographed — we say so before the gutter goes up if the board needs work.
2026 Medina market pricing
What roofing costs in Medina, TX
These are representative installed ranges for August 2026 in the Texas Hill Country market — the real number depends on roof size, pitch, and the decking underneath.
| Roof system | Installed range |
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| Architectural shingle, 1,500 to 3,000 square feet | **$13,200 to $28,800** |
| Class 4 impact-rated shingle, 2,000 square foot home | **$22,400 to $28,800** |
| Premium standing-seam metal, 2,000 square foot home | **$26,400 to $46,400** |
Estimate your own project
Put your own numbers against the 2026 ranges
Pick your property type, size and system for a live Medina range built from the same rates our crews use here — then send it over and we'll confirm it on the roof.
Ranges orient you. The written scope after your free assessment is the number you can hold us to.
Standing seam metal, roll-formed on our own equipment — Class 4 impact-rated for the Medina hail belt.
Size up your Medina roof, then book the visit
2026 Medina rates. About 40 seconds.
Roof area used: 3,200 sq ft — typical pitch adds about 60% over heated area
Adjust roof size to see your price
Your 2026 Medina range
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Included in every price
Full tear-off, deck inspection with photos, synthetic underlayment, drip edge, new flashing at every transition, ridge and hip caps, debris haul-off and manufacturer-warranty registration — no hidden line items.
Financing
No-Money-Down plans on approved credit (W.A.C.), so a replacement can be spread over time.
“Ranch country runs on metal for a reason: it's the roof you don't have to think about. Out in Medina, where everything is a drive away, the right roof is the one that doesn't call for help between storms.”
Why homeowners choose ARP
What is on the record — and what we will not do.
Medina homeowners hire ARP for what is on the record. The second column is the part most roofers leave out of the conversation.
On the record
What you get
- 5,000-plus completed Texas projects. The volume behind your roof.
- 300-plus five-star reviews. Homeowner feedback across those projects.
- GAF Certified Plus and Atlas PRO+ certification. Manufacturer credentials ARP holds as a company.
- BBB A+ accreditation. ARP's Better Business Bureau rating.
- A documented process on every roof. Photo-documented inspection, written scope, one project manager start to finish.
- A written workmanship warranty. In writing, so you can hold us to it.
One honest note that protects you
What no roofer can do
- No legitimate roofer can pay or waive your deductible — under Texas Business & Commerce Code § 27.02 that is a crime.
- Under Texas Insurance Code § 707.002 the insured is required to pay the deductible.
- ARP does not act as your adjuster or negotiate your claim — Texas law keeps the roofing contractor and the public adjuster separate.
What ARP does instead: photograph and document the damage the way your carrier needs to see it, and give you a written condition report before you file.
Questions that decide the job
Medina roofing — frequently asked questions
Who permits a re-roof in Medina if there's no city government?
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Medina is unincorporated, so there is no city building department and no municipal roofing permit. Bandera County is the authority having jurisdiction, and its permits office at the County Engineer's office in Bandera lists septic, development, flood damage prevention, and subdivision permits rather than a building permit for a reroof. ARP's project manager confirms what applies to your address and writes it into your written scope, so nothing about the paperwork slows your job.
Does ARP install metal roofing in Medina?
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Yes. ARP roll-forms standing-seam and exposed-fastener panels on our own equipment, and a dedicated metal foreman supervises the install — a fit for the ranch and rural homes around Medina, where a roof you do not have to think about is worth a lot. What backs your metal roof is ARP's own roll-forming and a written workmanship warranty. See our residential metal roofing guide.
How much does a new roof cost in Medina?
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A standard architectural asphalt shingle replacement on a typical 2,000 square foot Medina home runs about $17,600 to $19,200 with a full tear-off, underlayment, flashing, and cleanup. Class 4 impact-rated shingle runs roughly $22,400 to $28,800 and standing-seam metal higher still, depending on size, pitch, and decking condition. If the damage is storm-related, insurance often covers much of the cost.
Are Class 4 shingles worth it for the hail around Medina?
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For most Medina homes, yes. Class 4 is the top grade under the UL 2218 impact test, and this stretch of the Texas Hill Country sits in a genuine Central Texas hail corridor. Many carriers give a premium credit for a Class 4 roof, which offsets part of the upgrade over time. See our Class 4 insurance discount page.
Does ARP handle storm and hail insurance claims in Medina?
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Yes. ARP photographs and documents storm damage on Medina homes the way your carrier needs to see it, and gives you a written condition report before you file. One honest note that protects you: no legitimate roofer can pay or waive your deductible — that is a crime in Texas under Business & Commerce Code § 27.02, and Texas Insurance Code § 707.002 requires the insured to pay it. What ARP does not do is act as your adjuster or negotiate the claim — Texas law keeps the roofing contractor and the public adjuster separate, so you and your carrier settle it. See our storm damage repair guide.
Book your free Medina roof assessment
A photo-documented roof walk and a written condition report in your hands — whether or not you hire us.
Verification Sources & references +
- 01Bandera County — county government
- 02Bandera County Engineer — permits and inspections
- 03U.S. Census Bureau — American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, ZIP code 78055 (median year built; units in structure)
- 04Bandera Central Appraisal District
- 05Medina Independent School District
- 06Underwriters Laboratories — UL 2218 impact-resistance standard
- 07Texas Department of Insurance — impact-resistant roofing premium credits
- 08Texas Department of Insurance — a contractor cannot waive your deductible