Exterior Restoration in San Antonio

• Siding. Replacing cracked, hail-hit or rotten siding and trim.
• Gutters. New gutters and downspouts, or replacing runs that are dented or pulling away.
• Painting. Exterior paint on new siding, trim, fascia and soffits.
• Carpentry. Fascia, soffit, rotten trim, decking and the wood repairs that show up once the old roof and gutters come off.

Hail that hits a roof hits the gutters and the siding on the same side of the house. Wind that lifts shingles tears fascia and soffit. And when an old roof comes off, the rotten fascia behind the gutter is suddenly visible.

Doing it with the roof means one crew, one schedule and one written estimate with each item on its own line.

1. Call or send the form. Someone from the office calls or texts to set a day and time.
2. Someone gets on the roof. Not a drone shot from the street. A person walks every slope and looks at the flashing, the vents, the valleys and the pipe boots.
3. You get the photos the same day. You see what we saw. Nothing is described to you that you can't look at yourself.
4. The price comes in writing before any work starts. If a repair will fix it, the estimate says repair. Replacement only gets written up when the roof needs it.

On an exterior job the inspection walks the outside of the house as well as the roof. Siding, gutters, fascia and paint each get their own line on the estimate, so you can do all of it or pick what matters now.

Gutters, downspouts, siding and painting on multi-family and commercial buildings run the same way, with the schedule agreed around the tenants. See the commercial roofing page for how those jobs are set up.