Roofing in Cibolo, Texas
Cibolo has been on the fast-growth list for a decade, and if you live here you've watched it happen. The cul-de-sac that felt new in 2010 is now coming up on sixteen years old, and everyone on the street is starting to notice the same things on their roofs.
Cibolo has been one of the fastest-growing cities in the San Antonio metro for over a decade. The housing stock is almost entirely newer subdivisions — Bentwood Ranch, Falcon Ridge, Buffalo Crossing, Deer Creek, and dozens more — built mostly between 2000 and 2020. That means an enormous number of homes in Cibolo are hitting the age where their original builder-grade shingles are ready for replacement, even without a major hail event.
A Note From the River People
Cibolo Creek gives Cibolo its name — and it's the same creek that runs through neighboring Schertz. The creek starts up in the Hill Country west of Boerne and flows southeast through the Cibolo valley before joining the San Antonio River. For Cibolo homeowners, the creek is both a recreational asset and a reminder that drainage matters: the clay soils around the creek basin can move a lot during wet-to-dry cycles, and a roof that dumps water at the foundation makes the problem worse.
What We Do in Cibolo
3 Rivers Roofing offers a full range of exterior services to homeowners and property owners in Cibolo. Below is the short version of each — if you want the long version, click through to the dedicated service page.
Roof Replacement
We replace roofs across Cibolo as complete, integrated systems — not just new shingles thrown on top of old problems. Tear-off, decking repair, proper underlayment, correct flashing, and the kind of attention to detail that turns a 20-year roof into a 30-year one.
Roof Repair
Not every Cibolo roof needs replacement. Sometimes it's a single flashing detail, a failed pipe boot, storm-lifted shingles, or a leak that's been patched wrong and needs to be done right. We do honest repair work and we don't upsell you into a replacement you don't need.
Standing Seam Metal
For Cibolo homeowners who want to put on a roof and be done with the subject for 40+ years, standing seam metal is the answer. We install both snap-lock and double-crimp profiles, and we know which is right for which roof. The concealed fastener system means no exposed screws to back out or leak.
Atlas Shingle Roofing
Atlas Pinnacle Pristine is the architectural shingle we put on most of our Cibolo projects. It's built for climates like ours, comes in over 16 colors, carries a lifetime limited warranty, and — when installed to Atlas specification — qualifies for the strongest manufacturer warranty available.
Seamless Gutters
Seamless gutters matter more in Central Texas than most people realize, and Cibolo is no exception. We form gutters on-site from continuous aluminum coils, slope them correctly, secure them with hidden hangers, and route downspouts to get water away from your foundation.
James Hardie Siding
James Hardie fiber cement siding is the right material for Cibolo homes. It doesn't burn, doesn't rot, doesn't warp, and its ColorPlus factory finish doesn't fade the way field-painted siding does in Texas sun. We install HardiePlank lap, HardiePanel vertical, HardieShingle, and HardieTrim as complete exterior systems.
We also handle commercial roofing for Cibolo-area warehouses, retail properties, churches, and multi-family buildings. We handle commercial roofing in Cibolo for warehouses, retail, office buildings, churches, schools, and multi-family properties. TPO, modified bitumen, metal, and commercial shingles — we specify and install the right system for the building, not just whatever has the best margin.
About Cibolo — and Why We Love Working Here
Cibolo has over 12,000 housing units, overwhelmingly owner-occupied single-family homes in master-planned subdivisions. Cibolo neighborhoods are where we often end up doing four or five homes on the same street in quick succession after a hail event — builder-grade shingles don't survive what Central Texas throws at them.
The Cibolo economy is anchored by Randolph Air Force Base, Amazon, Caterpillar, the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, and commuters to the broader San Antonio metro. When we work in Cibolo, we work on homes owned by people who depend on those employers and on the stability of this community — and we approach every job with that in mind.
Cibolo is about 40 minutes from our San Marcos office. We work Cibolo and Schertz together on scheduling since they're right next to each other and share the same creek.
Have questions before scheduling an estimate? Our FAQ page answers the most common questions we hear from Cibolo homeowners — on materials, insurance claims, warranties, timing, and more.
Rivers, Roofs, and Why It Matters
Cibolo Creek is the heart of this town and the reason for its name. 3 Rivers Roofing is named after rivers because we love the water — and we bring that same care for place into every Cibolo roof we put on.