Leak Trace and Seal
Quoted after a first look
- Full leak detection with moisture meter
- Pipe boot or flashing reseal
- Hose test to confirm the repair
- Photos of the repair before close-up

Roof Leak Repair in San Marino, Texas, starts with finding the actual entry point, not guessing at the stain.

We walk the roof and the attic, then run a hose test over the suspect area. You get photos of what we find and a written scope. We repair the failure, re-test it, and show you the dry reading before we leave.
Photos of the leak path and the failed part
Written repair list with the price on it
Moisture meter reading after the repair
One crew handles everything from a pinhole pipe boot leak to a full commercial roof drain failure.
The core service: we trace the water path, repair the failed component, and re-test with a hose.
Active water coming through a ceiling right now gets priority. We tarp, stop the intrusion, and schedule the permanent repair.
We use an infrared thermal imaging camera, a moisture meter, and an electronic leak detection wand to pinpoint the entry point.
A full walk of the roof, attic, and flashing details.
TPO membrane, EPDM membrane, and modified bitumen systems. We check seams, drains, and penetrations, then patch or re-weld the failure and confirm with a ponding test.
Asphalt shingles and architectural shingles, including hail damage and wind uplift damage. We match the existing shingle profile so the repair blends with the field.
Most roof leaks get misdiagnosed because nobody actually tested the roof. We test.
A hose test and a moisture meter reading tell us where the water is actually entering. You get a repair scope based on evidence, not a guess from the ground.

Those programs require manufacturer training and a clean workmanship record, which matters when your repair needs to hold up through a Texas hail season.

We repair the roof leak and the interior damage it caused, so you are not coordinating a roofer and a drywall guy.

Typical 2026 pricing in this area runs from a simple pipe boot replacement to a full flat-roof membrane repair.
Quoted after a first look
Quoted after a first look
Quoted after a first look
Here is exactly what happens from the first call to the final water test.
Step 1
You describe what you are seeing and we ask the right questions: where the stain is, when it appears, and whether it grows during rain.

Step 2
We walk the roof and the attic with a moisture meter, an infrared thermal imaging camera, and an electronic leak detection wand.

Step 3
We repair the failed component, whether that is a pipe boot, a flashing detail, a shingle section, or a membrane seam. Materials are matched to your existing roof so the repair blends in.

Step 4
We run a hose test over the repaired area and re-check the moisture meter before we pack up.

These are the calls we get most often in San Marino and the surrounding San Antonio neighborhoods.
We had a stain on the ceiling for two months and two other companies told us we needed a full re-roof. This crew ran a hose test and found a cracked pipe boot in about twenty minutes. Repaired it the same visit for a fraction of what we were quoted elsewhere.
Marisol G.Homeowner, Stone Oak
Called at 7 a.m. after water started dripping into our kitchen during a storm. They had a tarp on the roof by 10 and came back the next day to do the permanent flashing repair. Straight answers, no upselling, and they showed me photos of everything.
Devon R.Homeowner, Terrell Hills
We manage a small commercial building near the Medical Center and had a recurring leak at a roof drain. They cleared the drain, repaired the TPO seam, and sent a written summary with photos for our records. The leak has not come back through two rainy seasons.
Priya N.Property Manager, Medical Center
Good work on the tile roof repair, though the scheduling took a few days longer than I expected because they had to order matching tile. Once they were here, the crew was clean and the repair is invisible from the street.
Hector V.Homeowner, Monte Vista
Our skylight had leaked for years and two roofers wanted to replace the whole unit. These guys rebuilt the curb flashing and resealed the frame instead. Saved us thousands and the ceiling has stayed dry since.
Angela M.Homeowner, Alamo Ranch
After the last hail storm we had three separate leaks. They documented everything with photos, worked directly with our insurance adjuster, and repaired the shingles and boots in one trip. Honest about what was storm damage and what was just age.
Tuan P.Homeowner, Helotes
We work San Marino and the greater San Antonio area, from the historic neighborhoods near Downtown to the newer subdivisions out toward Boerne and Schertz.
Schematic only. Not to scale.
Type your ZIP code or town. If it is not listed, call and ask.
The questions we hear most on the phone, answered plainly. If yours is not here, call 210-939-5773 and we will give you a straight answer.
Describe what you are seeing and we will point you to the right next step.
2109395773A pipe boot or flashing reseal sits at the low end; a shingle or tile repair with underlayment replacement runs higher. You get a written estimate after the inspection, and the price you approve is the price you pay.
The one that tests the roof before quoting it. Ask any company how they find the leak: if the answer is a visual walk only, keep calling. That combination is what you are comparing.
Start with the ones who work your specific roof type. Tile, metal, and flat membrane roofs each need different skills and materials. We cover San Marino and the greater San Antonio area and can usually inspect within a day or two of your call.
We prioritize active leaks, so call 210-939-5773 and describe what you are seeing. If water is coming through a ceiling right now, we will get a tarp on it and stop the intrusion, then schedule the permanent repair. That first response is what keeps a small leak from becoming a drywall and insulation replacement.
A contractor who tests the roof and documents the findings will fix the actual problem. One who quotes from the driveway is guessing, and you will pay for that guess twice.
A small leak becomes a ceiling repair, then a mold problem, then an insurance claim. Call 210-939-5773 and we will find the source, fix it, and water-test it before we leave.
Call 210-939-5773 and tell us where the water is showing up. We answer the phone during business hours and schedule most inspections within a day or two. If the leak is active, say so and we will move you to the front of the line.