Every home and budget is different. Holmes works on shingle, tile, and metal roofing systems — plus low-slope commercial systems — across the San Antonio metro.
Shingle, tile, and metal roofs each have their own tradeoffs on cost, lifespan, and look — and Holmes installs and repairs all three across the San Antonio metro. We also handle low-slope commercial systems, including TPO, flat, and modified bitumen roofing.
In a way, roofs are like snowflakes. They are genuinely unique when it comes to design, material and upkeep. Whether your home has metal, tile or asphalt shingle roofing, the system on top of it has its own failure points and its own maintenance rhythm — and it takes a professional who works on all of them to tell you which one you are actually dealing with.
With attention to detail and quality materials, we service every one of those roof types across San Antonio. Our team conducts roofing repairs with care and is equipped to perform durable roof installations for lasting protection.
Not sure which system is right for your home? A free inspection and a straight conversation is the fastest way to find out — no pressure toward the option that isn’t right for your house.
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The most common roof system in San Antonio — a wide range of styles and price points, GAF Certified installation, 15-year workmanship warranty. Asphalt shingles are versatile across roof angles and hold up well on energy efficiency, which is a large part of why they cover so many San Antonio homes.
Shingle Roof Details →A distinctive look built for South Texas heat, with a long service life when properly maintained and repaired. Tile is fire and weather resistant, and it helps with energy efficiency — which can show up on a San Antonio utility bill in August.
Tile Roof Details →Metal panel systems built for durability and low maintenance, backed by a 20-year workmanship warranty. When a panel picks up a deep scratch or surface rust, we repair it rather than default to a tear-off, and we install new metal roofing for San Antonio homeowners upgrading from shingle.
Metal Roof Details →| Shingle | Tile | Metal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holmes workmanship warranty | 15 years | Ask us — we put the terms for your tile system in writing before work starts | 20 years |
| Manufacturer material warranty | Limited Lifetime, 50-year material coverage | Ask us — coverage depends on the tile product used | Limited Lifetime, 50-year material coverage, on 24-gauge material |
| Free annual inspections included | Yes, for 10 years | Ask us | Yes, for 10 years |
| What it is known for here | The most common system on San Antonio homes — widest range of styles and price points, and versatile across roof angles | Handles direct sun and summer heat well, holds its color, and gives a look the other two do not replicate | Durability and low maintenance, and a common upgrade for homeowners moving off shingle |
| The tradeoff to weigh | Shorter workmanship coverage than metal | Heavier and typically a bigger investment — not every roof structure is built for it | A different repair discipline: a deep scratch or surface rust is repaired, not torn off |
| What tells you it needs attention | Granule loss and curling edges | Cracked or slipped tiles — and any interior leak with the tile still intact, which points to the underlayment | Seam separation or panel dents |
| Read the full page | Shingle roofing | Tile roofing | Metal roofing |
Warranty figures are the terms Holmes publishes on its own warranty page. Where a cell says “ask us,” it means we have not published a fixed number for that system and we are not going to invent one — you will get the written terms for your specific tile product before any work starts.
Every system benefits from a free annual check, but the warning signs differ: shingle roofs show granule loss and curling edges; tile roofs show cracked or slipped tiles; metal roofs show seam separation or panel dents. If you’re not sure what to look for on your specific roof, a free inspection settles it.
Whatever the material, a few things are worth a call on any San Antonio roof:
Whether the answer turns out to be a repair or a replacement, our team is qualified to handle it on any of these roof types — and the inspection that tells you which one you need costs nothing.
A white single-ply membrane roofing system common on commercial low-slope buildings across San Antonio, valued for its reflectivity and seam-welded installation.
Traditional built-up or modified low-slope systems for commercial and multi-family buildings.
A durable asphalt-based membrane system, torch- or cold-applied, for commercial low-slope applications.
Holmes services all three residential roof types — and the commercial low-slope systems above — across the San Antonio metro and the surrounding Hill Country, including Boerne, Bulverde, Canyon Lake, Castroville, Cibolo, Converse, New Braunfels, Schertz, Seguin, and Selma, where we’re based.
Free inspections, a written quote before any work, and workmanship warranties on new roofs — call (210) 440-1013 and we will tell you plainly what your roof needs.
It depends on your budget, how long you plan to stay in the home, and what’s already on your roofline — matching an existing tile or metal system is often the deciding factor. A free inspection and conversation gives you a straight answer.
Yes — TPO, flat, and modified bitumen commercial roof systems, in addition to the three residential systems above. Ask about your specific building when you call.
New shingle roofs carry a 15-year workmanship warranty and new metal roofs carry a 20-year warranty on our workmanship, both with free annual inspections up to 10 years, on top of the manufacturer’s own material warranty. Ask us about the specific terms for tile.
Asphalt shingles are durable, but they are not immune. The conditions that most often compromise them here are hail damage, high winds, heavy UV exposure, falling trees and limbs, and nesting animals working at an edge or a vent. Any of those can open the system up, and we repair and install asphalt roofs either way.
A well-installed metal roof is a long-horizon system — once one is well into its second or third decade it is usually worth talking about replacement rather than another repair. Short of that, most metal roof problems here are scratches, surface rust, or seam and fastener issues — repairs, not tear-offs.
It holds up well. Tile is fire and weather resistant and helps with energy efficiency, which matters in a South Texas summer. The catch is installation: tile only stays stable for decades if it is set correctly, so it rewards a crew that knows the material. If tiles crack or slip, we repair them and inspect the surrounding field rather than replacing the whole slope by reflex.
A free inspection once a year, or right after any major storm, catches most problems before they become leaks — regardless of whether your roof is shingle, tile, or metal.
Holmes runs out of Selma and covers San Antonio and the communities around it. Each city page below lays out what that area sees and how to reach us there.
Material is only one line on a roof replacement estimate. Our San Antonio roof replacement cost page walks through what actually moves the number — size and pitch, tear-off, decking condition, and whether you are paying through insurance or out of pocket. The warranty page has the written coverage terms for each system.