Roofing in Castroville, TX
Roof replacement, repair and metal roofing in Castroville, from Rattler Roofing in San Antonio.
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Roofing Services in Castroville
Roof Replacement
New roofs with a 10-year workmanship warranty.
Roof Repair
Leaks, storm damage and emergency roof tarping.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam metal roofs.
Insurance Claims
Help with hail and wind damage claims.
Recent Castroville Work
Shingle roof, Castroville, TX
Start With a Free Roof Inspection
We check your roof and show you what we find. See what the inspection covers. If hail or wind damaged your roof, our insurance claims page explains how we help.
Medina County on US 90
Castroville sits in Medina County on US 90, west of San Antonio. The old Alsatian town center lies along the Medina River, with ranch homes and newer builds spreading toward LaCoste and Hondo. It is a regular drive for our San Antonio crew — not an edge-case add-on.
Roofs here look different from a north-side Bexar enclave. In town you see asphalt shingles on older houses and some custom homes. Out on acreage, exposed-fastener metal on barns, shops, and houses is common, with standing seam showing up when owners want fewer screw heads in the weather. We inspect the house and the outbuildings on the same visit when you want both looked at.
Rattler Roofing is family-owned and based in San Antonio. Mike Bailey named the company after the Rattlers at Reagan High School and St. Mary’s University. About 70% of our work is roofing; about 30% is remodeling. Call or text (210) 418-ROOF, 7 AM to 7 PM.
Metal, shingles, and storm country
Metal. We install double-lock standing seam formed on site from McElroy Metal coil with hidden clips, and we repair or replace exposed-fastener / ribbed panels on agricultural and accessory buildings. Screw washers dry out in the sun; wind-driven rain finds the holes months later. See Metal Roofing.
Shingles. Architectural shingles from brands such as GAF, CertainTeed, Owens Corning, and Malarkey are the usual choice in town, including Class 3 and Class 4 impact-rated products. Every full replacement includes our 10-year workmanship warranty. See Roof Replacement.
Tile appears on some custom homes — Tile Roofing. Attic heat under dark roofs: Roof Ventilation.
Medina County sits in the Central Texas hail path. After hail or wind, stay off the roof. We photograph damage and can meet your adjuster. You file the claim; we do not waive or rebate deductibles. See Hail Damage Roof Repair, Wind Damage Roof Repair, and Insurance Claims.
Ridges, valleys, and wall flashings get special attention on Castroville inspections — especially where older metal meets a newer addition, or where a shingle roof drains into a low porch section.
Repair vs replace — house and barn
A failed ridge, a run of backed-out screws, or a few missing tabs is often a repair. When panels are rusted through, or shingles are brittle across the field, we recommend replacement and show you why with photos. Soft board decking on older homes only shows up after tear-off — we photograph it before we change it.
Permits in Castroville
The City of Castroville Community Development Department handles building permits. City guidance says a residential home remodel that includes the roof requires a building permit. The same city list of work that does not need a permit includes roof repair with no structural change. Contractors and subcontractors register before obtaining permits. Applications can go through the city’s citizen portal or to the city’s permits email. Outside city limits, many “Castroville” mailing addresses sit in unincorporated Medina County with different rules — we check the address first. Texas does not issue a statewide roofing license; city registration and permitting are the local credentials inside Castroville.
Fees and stop-work can apply when work that needed a permit starts without one. We confirm your scope with Community Development before we start.
How a job usually runs
Free on-roof inspection first — house, and outbuildings if you want them on the same trip. Written estimate before work starts. Rural drives mean we plan the material drop carefully so we are not short a square on site. Tear-offs go to the deck; soft wood is photographed and replaced; valleys get ice-and-water shield on steep roofs. Cleanup includes magnets for fasteners around barns and driveways where livestock or tires matter.
Licensed with the City of San Antonio and other municipalities as required, insured, family-owned. Hours 7 AM–7 PM.
If you are comparing bids, ask who pulls the Castroville permit (when required) and who meets the inspector. A low number that skips a required remodel permit is not a bargain.
Historic core vs ranch edges
Near the historic core, access and staging take more planning; on ranch edges, outbuildings dominate the scope. We adapt the crew plan either way. When replacing old metal with shingles, we show you deck condition after tear-off and confirm underlayment and ice-and-water details before the new field goes down.
Paying for the work
Financing through outside lenders (credit approval required), or cash / check / card. See Financing.
Nearby
LaCoste, Lytle, Devine, San Antonio. Areas We Serve · Our Work.
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Castroville Roofing FAQ
Do you work in Castroville?
Yes — Castroville and nearby Medina County addresses are part of our regular service area. Call (210) 418-ROOF, 7 AM–7 PM.
Do I need a permit?
A roof remodel / replacement inside the city generally needs a building permit. Simple roof repair with no structural change is listed among work that does not. We confirm with Community Development for your scope.
Do you work on barn and shop metal roofs?
Yes. Exposed-fastener panels and standing seam. See Metal Roofing.
Can you inspect after hail?
Free on-roof inspection with photos. See Insurance Claims.
Do you repair or only replace?
Both. See Roof Repair.
Is financing available?
Yes, through outside lenders subject to credit approval. See Financing.
Castroville Roof Question? Call 418-ROOF
Also serving San Antonio, Garden Ridge, New Braunfels, Boerne, Schertz, Cibolo, Seguin, Helotes, LaCoste and the Texas Hill Country, including Wimberley.
