Seguin Roofing Company — Historic & New-Build Roofs

Roof Repair & Replacement in Seguin

Seguin was founded in 1838 and is now the fastest-growing city in the San Antonio metro, up more than 30 percent since 2020 — which means your roof is either a century old or five years old. Our roofers run repair, replacement, and maintenance through the San Antonio residential team. On older homes we walk the attic as well as the deck, because a house reroofed four times since the Eisenhower administration keeps its history under the sheathing.

The full process is on our residential roofing in Texas page; when your fix is smaller, San Antonio roof repair is the first step.

A UL 2218 Class 4 shingle costs only the material difference on your replacement, and many Texas carriers discount your premium for it — worth it in a county the April 2023 hail already tested. Compare roof replacement with metal roofing, or read the Class 4 guide.

Hail Damage & Insurance Claims in Seguin

Seguin took a hailstorm across town in April 2023, and the May 2024 storms tore through northern Guadalupe County hard enough that the county asked residents to file damage reports. Growth like Seguin's draws storm crews the way hail draws adjusters. If anyone offers to "take care of your deductible," walk away: under Texas Business & Commerce Code § 27.02 that's a crime, and Texas Insurance Code § 707.002 requires you to pay it.

We photograph, measure, and write the scope in Xactimate — the platform your insurance company's adjuster uses — then meet the adjuster on your roof. Hail bruises the shingle mat long before it leaks, so get documented within the week. Start at storm damage repair or read the roof insurance claims process.

Seamless Gutters in Seguin

Between Walnut Branch running through town and the Guadalupe River on the south edge, Seguin knows what fast water does. Seamless gutters cut on-site to your fascia move a Texas downpour off the roof and away from the foundation the way sectional gutters never will.

Roofing an Older Seguin Home

The blocks around downtown come with an extra step: inside the Downtown Historic District, exterior work that needs a building permit also needs a Certificate of Appropriateness from the city's Historic Preservation and Design Commission before it starts. The certificate is free, but the commission works on a monthly cycle — so a roofer who doesn't know the process can cost you a month. We build the review into the schedule. On any older home, if the roof lands on the repair side of the line, San Antonio roof repair is the smaller first step.

Commercial Roofing in Seguin

Seguin's growth is commercial too — the downtown square, Texas Lutheran University, and the businesses filling in along I-10, US 90, and SH 46. ARP's commercial side carries GAF GoldElite Commercial certification and handles TPO and single-ply, commercial metal, coatings and restoration, and flat-roof repair for owners and property managers. Start at our commercial roofing team.

Do You Need a Roof Permit in Seguin?

Yes — Seguin requires a permit to roof or re-roof, and the application must come from a contractor registered with the city (homeowners on their own homestead are the exception). Everything runs through the Development Services Center at 205 N River Street and the city's online portal. Inside the Downtown Historic District, the Certificate of Appropriateness comes first. We're registered, we file the permit, we schedule inspections, and you get the paper trail. Want to know who we are first? ARP is a father-and-son company founded in San Antonio, and our home page lists every area we serve.

Why Seguin Roofs Are Different

One of the oldest towns in Texas meeting the metro's fastest growth — limecrete-era historic blocks with a preservation-review step downtown, and brand-new builder-grade subdivisions that have never met hail. Two housing stocks a century apart, one permit office, and a roofer who knows which conversation your house needs. Every Seguin job runs through the office of our San Antonio roofing company, which inspects, scopes and manages your roof from the first visit.

Streets & Neighborhoods We Serve

Wherever your home sits in Seguin — the historic blocks around the courthouse square, the streets by Texas Lutheran University, the homes along Walnut Branch and down by Max Starcke Park on the Guadalupe River, or the new subdivisions like Arroyo Ranch and Hiddenbrooke growing along SH 46 and I-10 — you're in our service area. We also work the wider county: McQueeney, Geronimo, Marion, Kingsbury, and up the corridor to Cibolo. Head west on FM 78 and you reach Converse, where we also roof homes.