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Comal County Roofing Contractor

Roofing Services in New Braunfels, TX

Shoemaker Snoddy Roofing & Construction serves New Braunfels homeowners and businesses with the full range of roofing services. Free Roof Inspection available across Comal County.

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Comal County
County
~122,492
Residents
78130
ZIP Code
<48 hr
Storm Response

County

Comal County

Population

122,492 residents

ZIP Codes

4 covered

Response

Same-day available

Local Expertise

Local Expertise for New Braunfels

New Braunfels holds two very different building traditions in one city. The German-heritage core around Main Plaza and the Gruene district includes 19th-century limestone and masonry buildings with steep, simple roof planes and standing-seam or historically appropriate metal — work that is as much preservation as roofing. Everything else is explosive 1990s through 2020s growth: Vintage Oaks, Veramendi, Voss Farms, and Mission Hills Ranch are Hill Country-style production and semi-custom homes with steep pitches, deep overhangs, heavy stone and stucco veneer, and a genuine mix of architectural laminate, concrete tile, and standing-seam metal rather than the shingle monoculture you find in most Texas suburbs. That mix means a New Braunfels replacement bid has to specify system, not just square count.

We serve homeowners in Gruene Historic District, Downtown New Braunfels around Main Plaza, Vintage Oaks, and surrounding New Braunfels neighborhoods. Our crews know the local building codes, conditions, and project patterns specific to New Braunfels.

Local Note

Anyone who owns near the Guadalupe or Comal in New Braunfels learns fast that the roof is only half the water problem — the 1998 flood put the New Braunfels gauge about 19 feet over flood stage, and homeowners in that corridor carry flood exposure that no roofing contractor and no wind-and-hail policy touches. Getting clear on which policy covers which loss is the first conversation, not the last.

Neighborhoods

Gruene Historic District Downtown New Braunfels around Main Plaza Vintage Oaks Veramendi Voss Farms Mission Hills Ranch

Local Landmarks

Gruene Hall Landa Park Sophienburg Museum and Archives The confluence of the Comal and Guadalupe rivers
Local History

Notable Events in New Braunfels

Local events, weather patterns, and demand drivers that shape how we approach projects in New Braunfels.

  1. October 17, 1998 — 18 to 20 inches of rain fell across Comal County in 24 hours; the Guadalupe gauge at New Braunfels peaked near 39 feet, roughly 19 feet above flood stage, and the basin-wide flood caused close to $385 million in damage and displaced thousands of residents

  2. July 4-7, 2002 — water flowed over Canyon Lake's emergency spillway for the first time since the dam was completed in 1964, peaking near 69,300 cubic feet per second and carving what is now Canyon Lake Gorge in about three days

  3. April 12, 2016 — a major hailstorm struck the San Antonio-New Braunfels metro, one of the costliest hail events in Texas history

  4. February 2021 — the statewide winter storm brought days of sub-freezing temperatures and ice loading to Comal County, with widespread burst-pipe water damage coming down through ceilings

What to Know

Local Conditions & Codes in New Braunfels

Climate & Conditions

New Braunfels sits at the base of the Balcones Escarpment in what hydrologists call Flash Flood Alley, and it has the two most extreme river flood events in modern Central Texas history on its record — 1998 and 2002. The roof consequence is that gutter capacity, valley design, and drainage are not cosmetic here; storms that stall against the escarpment drop rainfall rates that overwhelm undersized systems. On top of that, Comal County catches Hill Country hail off the same spring supercells that hammer the San Antonio metro, and takes periodic ice events like February 2021.

Building Codes & Permits

The City of New Braunfels requires a permit for residential re-roofing and lists roofing among the residential permits that can be submitted through its online portal. If your property sits in a designated historic district or is a designated landmark, expect an additional layer: removal and alteration work in a historic district requires review of a certificate of alteration by the Historic Preservation Commission, so a Gruene or downtown-core roof is a preservation review before it is a construction job. Texas has no state roofing contractor license and RCAT certification is voluntary, and Texas Insurance Code Chapter 707 makes it illegal for a contractor to waive or absorb your deductible.

Our Services

Roofing Services Available in New Braunfels

Every Shoemaker Snoddy Roofing & Construction service is available throughout New Braunfels — click any service to learn more.

Real Reviews

What New Braunfels Homeowners Say

Verified reviews from homeowners across New Braunfels and the surrounding Comal County.

"My insurance company denied my hail claim and these guys went to bat for me. … Went from being totally out of luck to totally covered because these guys went the extra mile. I didn’t have to do anything but answer a few phone calls. The roof looks great. Will definitely use again."

Jeffrey Cole

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Claim Assistance

"My storage building roof was badly damaged during one of our severe hail and wind storms. Zach and his crew came out after already working a full day and replaced the roof that same evening. … Not only did they give me a new roof, but they also gave me a new respect for a company’s kindness, dedication, and commitment to customer service."

Kathleen Stone

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Storm Restoration

"After massive storms rolled through her city, she had hail damage on her roof, gutters, and garage door. … They replaced her roof, gutters, and garage door plus repaired all the damage inside her home. It looks like a brand new house! My mom couldn’t be happier!"

Pam Roberts

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