Roofing in New Berlin, TX

Roofing Services in New Berlin

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.

Guadalupe County near Seguin

New Berlin is a small city in Guadalupe County near Seguin, Marion, and Santa Clara. Quiet streets, larger lots, and tree cover are typical. Architectural shingles are the usual residential system; metal appears on shops and barns.

We serve New Berlin with free on-roof inspections and the same storm documentation we use across Guadalupe County.

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.

Hail, wind, and tree debris

Spring hail bruises shingles; wind lifts tabs; leaf pack clogs valleys. We walk the roof, photograph the damage, and recommend repair or replacement based on what we find — not on a ground glance.

Architectural shingles from brands such as GAF, CertainTeed, Owens Corning, and Malarkey are what most homes here wear and what we replace most often, including Class 3 and Class 4 impact-rated options. Every full replacement includes our 10-year workmanship warranty. See Roof Replacement.

See Metal Roofing and Roof Ventilation.

Repair, replacement, insurance

Targeted roof repair often fixes a few wind-torn tabs, a failed pipe boot, or a localized leak. When the field is brittle or hail-bruised across slopes, we recommend replacement, tear off to the deck, replace soft wood we document with photos, and install synthetic underlayment with ice-and-water shield in valleys. Every full replacement includes our 10-year workmanship warranty.

After a storm, stay off the roof. We document damage and can meet your adjuster. You file the claim; Texas law does not allow a contractor to waive or rebate your deductible. See Hail Damage Roof Repair, Wind Damage Roof Repair, and Insurance Claims.

Permits in New Berlin

The City of New Berlin manages building permits inside city limits; unincorporated parcels nearby may fall under Guadalupe County. We confirm the authority for your address and pull permits when required.

How a job usually runs

Every job starts with a free on-roof inspection. We get up on the roof, photograph problem areas, and go over the photos with you before anyone orders materials. You get a written estimate. If a repair will protect the house, we say so. If the roof is past that point, we show you why. On tear-offs we remove the old roofing down to the deck, replace soft wood we find and document with photos, and install synthetic underlayment with ice-and-water shield in valleys. Debris is hauled away. Licensed with the City of San Antonio and other municipalities where permits are required, and insured. Hours are 7 AM to 7 PM, every day — call or text.

Guadalupe County storm pattern

New Berlin sees the same Guadalupe County hail tracks as Marion and Seguin. We keep inspection notes and photos organized so if you file a claim later the same week, the documentation already matches what the adjuster will look for on the roof — bruise counts, wind-lifted tabs, and flashing failures.

Paying for the work

Financing through outside lenders (credit approval required), or cash / check / card. See Financing.

Nearby

Marion, Santa Clara, Seguin, La Vernia. Areas We Serve · Our Work.

What we look for on a New Berlin roof

On a typical New Berlin inspection we check every slope, ridge, hip, valley, pipe boot, wall flashing, and chimney counterflashing. Soft decking underfoot gets marked and photographed. Granule loss, bruise marks that show as dark spots when shingles are flexed, and creased tabs along the windward edge all go into the report. On metal we look for fastener back-out, open seams, dent patterns from hail, and failed sealant at transitions. You get the photos with the written estimate so you can see what we saw — not a generic pitch. If a small repair will keep water out for years, we say so. If the roof is at the end of its life in Guadalupe County’s hail climate, we show you why a full tear-off is the better spend.

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