Project · San Antonio, San Antonio

San Antonio roof replacement following homeowner-invoked appraisal

Residential roof replacement in San Antonio following appraisal invoked by the insured. Texas Roof Guardians assisted with the supplemental construction estimate and performed the roofing work.

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Crew tearing off old roof and exposing rotted decking at rear addition in San Antonio
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Drone view of San Antonio roof during dry-in with CraftGrade synthetic underlayment installed
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Aerial view of new architectural shingles being installed over CertainTeed underlayment
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Top-down drone view of completed asphalt shingle roof on San Antonio home
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Aerial of finished roof replacement and low-slope modified bitumen tie-in
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Front aerial of completed San Antonio asphalt shingle roof replacement
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Street-side aerial view of finished San Antonio roof replacement
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Project story

Texas Roof Guardians documented roof conditions and assisted in preparing a supplemental construction estimate for the proposed roofing work. The insured independently invoked appraisal. TRG’s role was construction estimating and roofing work, not insurance representation or settlement negotiation.

During tear-off, the crew uncovered significant deck rot at the rear addition where prior flashings had failed. Damaged sheathing was cut out and replaced before synthetic underlayment, ice-and-water at penetrations, and the new shingle system went down. The low-slope rear section was tied in with a modified bitumen membrane for a watertight transition.

Drone photos document the project from active tear-off and deck repair through dry-in and final completion — a record of observed conditions and the construction work completed.

Scope of work

  • HAAG-certified inspection and storm damage documentation
  • Assistance preparing a supplemental construction estimate
  • Full tear-off and disposal of failed shingles
  • Decking replacement at rotted and storm-compromised sections
  • Synthetic underlayment and ice-and-water at penetrations
  • Architectural asphalt shingles with new ridge cap
  • New pipe boots, drip edge, and step flashing
  • Modified bitumen low-slope tie-in at rear addition
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