ROOFING COMPANY IN SAN ANTONIO & AUSTIN

Your roof is the first line of defense against the elements. There are many working parts that make a good roofing system. From the type of decking to the type of ventilation, and choosing the right roofing materials for your application, we specialize in bringing all these aspects together to give you piece of mind in knowing your roof won't leak and is performing all its duties.

1. Ridge Cap: The ridge cap is the last part of your roof that is installed. Installation of this final component is crucial to insuring your roof does not leak.

2. Ridge Vent: There are many types of attic ventilation that can be installed. Ridge vent is extremely popular because heat rises, and what better place to install a vent than the highest point on your roof. Unfortunately most roofing contractors do not install ridge vent properly. Click here to learn more about ventilation and proper ridge vent application

3. Roofing Shingles: In this diagram you see a dimensional or laminate composition asphalt shingle. The cost of your roof will be largely determined by the type of roofing shingle or material you chose. Please click here for more information on the types of roofing materials that are available and guide you to choosing the material that is right for you.

4. Starter Strip: Used to insure the first row of shingles around the entire perimeter of your roof have a solid hold, and don’t blow up in high winds and rain

5. Leak Barrier: This material should adhere directly to the decking, and provides extra protection against water that flows underneath the last row of shingles

6. Decking: Every roof will have some type of decking material that sits directly on the framing of your roofing structure

7. Underlayment: This is a vapor barrier, and the last line of defense against any water that has found its way under the shingles.

We will help you choose the best materials for your roof

METAL ROOFING

Looking for a discount on your homeowners insurance, a roof that will last a lifetime, or an extremely low maintenance roof? A metal roof will likely cover all these bases. If you have decided to go metal or curious about what it might cost, you’re in the right place! Howell Enterprises LLC can help you decide if a metal roof is right for you.

METAL ROOFING SYSTEM OPTIONS:

There are a number of roofing material options to choose from with a metal roofing system. These are the most commonly used. All of these systems are available in a variety of colors to match or enhance your desired aesthetic.

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING SYSTEMS:

Most people do not realize that there are a number of options just in standing seam. Berridge Manufacturing Company, located here in San Antonio, is where we get 90% of the metal we use in our roofing systems. Here is a link the different options: STANDING SEAM SYSTEMS

METAL SHINGLE ROOFING SYSTEMS:

If you want the longevity of a metal roof but want an intricate design that an asphalt shingle roof or tile roof might offer, a simulated tile or shingle-style system could be a perfect fit. Shingle-style systems can come in fish scale, Victorian shingles, classic metal shingle, or simulated cedar shake roofing systems.

EXPOSED FASTENER ROOFING SYSTEM:

Very often when people are thinking about a metal roof, they think about a barn or shed or the metal roofing materials that can be found at a big box store. However, the exposed fastener systems are not intended for a full roof on a house. Getting the metal look for less money may seem like a good idea, but a major downside is that exposed fasteners will eventually fail and thousands of screws to replace or look at every day is not exactly appealing. Using this type of materials is better left for siding replacement or sheds and other small buildings that are easily accessible for quick repairs.

Metal Valley Flashing

Protect Your Roof with Durable Metal Valley Flashing

At Howell Enterprises LLC, we understand the importance of protecting your home from the elements. One critical component of a well-constructed roof is the valley flashing. Valleys, where two roof slopes meet, are highly susceptible to water infiltration. Metal valley flashing offers a robust solution to ensure your roof remains watertight and durable.

What is Metal Valley Flashing?

Metal valley flashing is a type of roofing material specifically designed to protect roof valleys. It is typically made from durable metals such as aluminum, copper, or galvanized steel. This flashing is installed in roof valleys to direct water flow away from the roof and prevent leaks, ensuring the longevity and integrity of your roofing system.

Benefits of Metal Valley Flashing

• Durability: Metal valley flashing is highly resistant to corrosion and weathering, providing long-term protection for your roof.

• Waterproofing: Effectively directs water away from roof valleys, preventing leaks and potential water damage.

• Versatility: Available in various metals and finishes to complement the aesthetic of your home.

• Low Maintenance: Once installed, metal valley flashing requires minimal maintenance, saving you time and effort in the long run.

Our Installation Process

1. Assessment: Our roofing experts will assess your roof's condition and determine the best type of metal valley flashing for your needs.

2. Preparation: We'll prepare the roof valley area by cleaning and ensuring it's free of debris.

3. Installation: Our team will precisely cut and fit the metal valley flashing, ensuring a snug and secure fit.

4. Sealing: We'll seal the edges of the flashing to provide additional waterproofing and prevent any potential leaks.

5. Inspection: A thorough inspection is conducted to ensure the flashing is installed correctly and meets our high standards of quality.

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