Commercial Roofing in San Marcos, TX
San Marcos Premier Commercial Roofing provides installation, replacement, repair, inspection, maintenance, and restoration services for commercial properties throughout San Marcos and nearby Hays County communities. We work with property owners, property managers, facility teams, tenants, and other trades to address low-slope and metal roofing needs with clear recommendations based on documented roof conditions.
From an active leak around rooftop equipment to a planned roof replacement for a large retail or industrial property, each project begins with an inspection of the existing system. Findings may support targeted repair, preventive maintenance, restoration, recovery, or full replacement.
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Plan a new roof assembly around the building structure, drainage, insulation, rooftop equipment, access requirements, and available system warranties.

Replace or recover an aging commercial roof after evaluating its membrane or panels, moisture conditions, insulation, deck, drainage, flashings, and penetrations.

Correct localized membrane, flashing, seam, penetration, edge, or metal-panel damage with materials compatible with the existing roofing system.

Use scheduled inspections, drainage checks, minor preventive work, photographs, and repair records to identify developing conditions before they spread.

Document the condition of membranes or panels, seams, flashings, penetrations, roof edges, drainage components, and rooftop equipment transitions.

Trace water entry to likely sources such as open seams, damaged flashing, failed penetration details, HVAC curbs, or deteriorated roofing materials.

Assess active leaks and storm damage, stabilize exposed areas when conditions permit, and identify the permanent work needed after the immediate risk is controlled.
Commercial buildings near the I-35 corridor can include retail centers, offices, warehouses, restaurants, industrial facilities, and multi-tenant properties. Each has different access, scheduling, drainage, equipment, and occupant considerations.
For example, a retail-center roof replacement may require material staging away from customer entrances and delivery lanes. An office leak near an HVAC curb requires evaluation of the curb flashing, surrounding membrane, seams, and possible moisture beneath the roof. Restaurant and industrial roofs can involve additional rooftop discharge, equipment, penetration, or exposure considerations.
Project planning may address:
We learn about your commercial property, roofing system, roof age, leak history, previous repairs, building operations, access requirements, and project goals. This helps us understand whether you are looking for roof repair, restoration, coating, recovery, maintenance, or replacement.
We inspect accessible roof areas, including membranes or metal panels, seams, flashings, penetrations, curbs, rooftop equipment transitions, drains, scuppers, gutters, edge metal, coping, and expansion joints. We document visible damage, failed sealants, corrosion, ponding concerns, surface deterioration, and other conditions affecting the roof's performance.
Based on the inspection, we evaluate the roof condition, drainage, substrate, previous work, building use, and compatibility of proposed materials. We then provide a written proposal outlining the recommended scope, including applicable surface preparation, repairs, detail work, coating or restoration requirements, project exclusions, schedule assumptions, and warranty information.
Before work begins, we coordinate permits, materials, staging, roof access, tenant communication, work hours, rooftop equipment access, building protection, safety controls, and weather-sensitive activities. We then complete the approved repair, restoration, coating, recover, or water-protection work using procedures appropriate for the existing roofing system, with documented quality checks throughout the project.
After the work is completed, our project manager conducts a final inspection and walkthrough to verify workmanship and completeness. We address punch-list items, complete cleanup, provide applicable project photographs and warranty documentation, and review maintenance recommendations so your team understands how to protect the roof and maintain its performance.
A reliable commercial roofing price cannot be determined from roof area alone. We prepare recommendations after an inspection and define the proposed work in writing.
Cost factors may include:
The proposal should identify the recommended system, materials, project assumptions, exclusions, payment terms, estimated schedule, and available warranty coverage.
Home Size | Estimated Roof Cost (Asphalt) | Estimated Roof Cost (Metal) |
|---|---|---|
1,000 sq ft | $3,700 – $5,800 | $6,100 – $9,600 |
1,500 sq ft | $5,500 – $8,700 | $9,200 – $14,000 |
2,000 sq ft | $7,300 – $11,500 | $12,200 – $19,200 |
2,500 sq ft | $9,200– $14,400 | $15,300 – $24,000 |
3,000 sq ft | $11,000 – $17,300 | $18,400 – $28,800 |

An approximately 25,000-square-foot low-slope roof near the I-35 commercial corridor required deteriorated-material removal, insulation upgrades, drainage corrections, a new TPO membrane, reinforced penetrations, perimeter flashing, and eligible warranty documentation.

An office property near Wonder World Drive experienced water intrusion around an HVAC curb and deteriorated membrane seams. The proposed response included moisture evaluation, removal of damaged materials, compatible membrane patches, seam reinforcement, and curb resealing.

A restaurant near Downtown San Marcos required evaluation of panel seams, clips, fasteners, roof edges, ridge conditions, penetrations, sealants, and flashing, followed by targeted repairs.
Hear it from our happy clients!

“We contacted the roofing team after recurring leaks developed across our retail property in San Marcos. They inspected the TPO membrane, drainage areas, seams, and rooftop penetrations, then gave us a written explanation of the recommended repairs. The project was coordinated around store access and deliveries, and we received photos of the completed work. Communication was clear from the inspection through the final walkthrough.”
Retail Property Manager
San Marcos, TX

“Our warehouse roof in Kyle was showing signs of wear, but we did not know if it needed restoration or complete replacement. The team documented the roof conditions, explained the available options, and outlined the preparation, repairs, and coating work in the proposal. They also planned the project around our loading schedule, which helped us keep the facility operating.”
Warehouse Operations Manager
Kyle, TX

“We needed commercial roof leak repair after water appeared near an office HVAC unit in Buda. The inspection covered the equipment curb, membrane seams, flashing, and surrounding roof area instead of treating the visible leak as an isolated problem. The recommended scope was easy to understand, and the team kept us informed about scheduling, access, and the completed repairs.”
Commercial Property Owner
Buda, TX
The recommendation depends on roof age, leak history, membrane or panel condition, moisture beneath the system, insulation performance, drainage, deck condition, and the extent of deterioration. An inspection can determine whether maintenance, repair, restoration, recover, or replacement offers the better course of action.
The proposed services include TPO, PVC, EPDM, modified bitumen, built-up roofing, spray polyurethane foam, standing-seam metal roofing, and commercial roof coatings. Only systems the company currently installs or services should be published.
Active leaks can be evaluated subject to crew availability, safe roof access, and suitable weather. The inspection should identify the likely entry point and related membrane, flashing, drainage, seam, penetration, or equipment-curb problems.
Some structurally sound roofs may qualify for restoration. Eligibility depends on trapped moisture, adhesion, substrate compatibility, drainage, existing damage, roof-system condition, and manufacturer requirements.
Commercial roofing can be planned around tenants, customer entrances, deliveries, loading areas, sensitive operations, and rooftop equipment. The proposal should explain anticipated noise, odors, access restrictions, staging, and scheduling considerations.
Yes. A written quote should document the recommended roofing system, scope, materials, assumptions, exclusions, warranty options, payment terms, and estimated schedule.
If you're planning a new commercial building or expanding an existing facility in San Marcos or nearby Hays County, request a written commercial roofing quote. We'll evaluate your project, discuss suitable roofing system options, explain the proposed scope of work, and answer your questions before any work begins.