Roofing Contractor in Windcrest, TX

Windcrest packs a lot into about two square miles: mid-century homes, mature live oaks and a holiday light tradition that goes back to 1960. Ideal Precision Roofing & Exteriors is a San Antonio based, veteran-owned roofing company that has been in business since 2000, and our office on Gulfdale Street is about 7 miles from Windcrest.

We repair, replace and inspect roofs on homes and businesses throughout the city. Whether you need a few shingles replaced after a windy night or a full tear-off on a 1960s ranch house, you get a straight answer, clear photos of what we found and a written estimate before any work starts. We are a GAF President’s Club award winner.

Roofing services in Windcrest

• Roof repair for leaks, lifted or missing shingles and cracked pipe boots
• Roof replacement, from tear-off and decking repair to new underlayment and shingles
• Free roof inspection and estimate with photos of every problem area
• Storm and hail damage repair and emergency roof repair when a storm or falling limb opens up the roof
• Asphalt shingle roofs and metal roofing
• Attic ventilation, flashing and skylights
• Fascia and soffit repair and gutters
• Siding and windows
• Commercial roofing, including TPO and flat roofs, for businesses along Walzem Road and I-35

What Windcrest roofs deal with

This city grew up quickly. Developer M.A. Winn Jr. built the first house in 1955, the city incorporated in 1959, and the Census Bureau later named it the Texas city with the largest percentage population increase from 1960 to 1970. The population has held fairly steady since about 1980, which means much of the housing dates from those first two decades.

On houses that age, the shingles are only part of the story. A home built in the 1960s may be on its third roof, so we look at what is underneath: decking with soft spots, flashing where the roof meets chimneys and walls, and pipe boots and vents that crack long before the shingles wear out. We also check how the last replacement was done, not just how it looks from the street.

The city describes itself as a place of mid-century architecture and live oaks, and those big trees are part of the charm. They also drop leaves and small limbs into valleys and gutters, keep shaded sections of roof damp, and scrape shingles when branches hang too low. Keeping limbs trimmed back and gutters clear goes a long way.

Then there is the heat. National Weather Service normals for San Antonio put the average August high at 96°F, with about 122 days a year at 90°F or hotter. That kind of heat bakes shingles and cooks attics, which is why good attic ventilation matters as much as the shingle you pick.

One more local tip: the annual Light Up. If you decorate, use clips that grip the gutter or shingle edge instead of nails or staples through the roof. Every fastener hole is a possible leak, and holes left from past seasons are worth a look during your next inspection.

Roof permits and HOA rules

The City of Windcrest’s contractor guidelines say all types of roofing, including replacement of shingles, require a building permit. Contractors must register with the city every year and provide proof of insurance and any required licenses. Permit applications go through the city’s MyGovernmentOnline portal, and completed work is inspected against the International Codes the city has adopted.

Before any roofer starts tearing off shingles, ask whether they are registered with the city and whether the permit has been issued. You can find details on the city’s permits and registration page or call the permit office at (210) 655-0022 to confirm current requirements. If your home is covered by an HOA or deed restrictions, check those too before changing roof color or material.

Storm and hail damage in Windcrest

On the night of September 11, 2026, the National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for a storm near Kirby and Converse, and Windcrest was on the list of communities in its path. NWS storm reports from that night include hail up to 2.5 inches across in Converse, several miles to the east.

Hail damage is easy to miss from the ground. Bruised or cracked shingles, dented vents and flashing, and piles of granules at the downspouts are all signs worth checking. If you think your roof took a hit, we will inspect it for free and document what we find with photos and a written estimate you can share with your insurance company. If a storm leaves the roof open to the weather, call us for emergency roof repair.

Neighborhoods and ZIP codes we serve

The city uses ZIP code 78239 and sits just east of the I-35 and Loop 410 interchange, bordered on most sides by San Antonio. We work on homes and businesses across town, including the streets around:

• Walzem Road and Midcrown Drive, near City Hall
• Takas Park on Jim Seal Drive
• Brook Falls Park and Autumn Sunset Park, off Windrock Drive and Eagle Crest Boulevard
• Winn Park
• The former Windsor Park Mall site on Walzem Road, later Rackspace’s headquarters and now a business park

Nearby areas we serve

We also roof homes in neighboring Kirby, Converse and Live Oak, along with the rest of San Antonio. See all of our service areas.

Ready for a closer look at your roof? Call (210) 485-1553 or request your free inspection. Ask about our payment plans, and read what homeowners say in our reviews.

Frequently asked questions about roofing in Windcrest

Do I need a permit to replace my roof?

Yes. The city’s contractor guidelines list all types of roofing, including shingle replacement, as work that needs a building permit, and contractors must register with the city each year. Call the permit office at (210) 655-0022 to confirm current requirements.

How far is your office?

Our office at 10634 Gulfdale St in San Antonio is about 7 miles away, so scheduling a free roof inspection is easy.

Did the September 11, 2026 storm reach this area?

The National Weather Service warning that night listed the city among the communities in the storm’s path, and the largest hail reports came from nearby Converse. Damage can vary from one street to the next, so if you are unsure, a free inspection with photos will show you where your roof stands.

Can holiday lights damage my roof?

They can if they are nailed or stapled through shingles. Clips that grip the gutter or shingle edge avoid new holes. If past displays left fasteners in the roof, have those spots checked and sealed.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes. Ask about our payment plans during your free estimate.

Before your free inspection

Have your address, the roof’s approximate age, any repair records and a few photos of the problem ready. Let us know if water is coming in right now.

Request your inspection online or call (210) 485-1553.