Commercial Roofing in Kyle, TX

New roofs and walls done right from the first drawing

Roofing Contractors Association of Texas member

New-build roofing and cladding

Get the envelope right early

Kyle has changed fast along I-35 south of Austin, and its commercial roofing needs have changed with it. Total Cladding and Roofing installs roofs and wall cladding on new warehouses, retail centers and flex buildings for general contractors, and protects young metal before the first rust appears.

We put 20+ years of commercial roofing experience into every specification, and we design in the European manner, with panels, insulation, joints and weatherproofing settled as one system before anything is ordered. That matters most on a new building, while every detail is still on paper.

White TPO roof membrane around roof vents and skylights.

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Kyle's newer commercial buildings

Kyle began as a railroad town and now spreads along I-35 between Buda and San Marcos. Retail centers gather around the FM 1626 interchange, and newer warehouses sit off Kohlers Crossing, many of them concrete tilt-wall buildings with dock-high doors and broad, low-slope roofs. More speculative warehouse space is planned along the interstate.

If your building is a pre-engineered metal building rather than tilt-wall, the same early care applies to its roof panels, wall panels and trims.

Getting the envelope right on a new building

The easiest leak to fix is the one designed out before the roof goes on. We work with general contractors and owners at the drawing stage to settle taper layouts, drain and scupper positions, curb heights and the junctions where the roof meets tilt-wall parapets or metal wall panels.

Those junctions cause most early problems on new buildings: a parapet coping lapped the wrong way, a wall trim that sends water behind the membrane, a rooftop unit set before its curb was flashed. We plan the sequence so each trade’s work protects the next instead of trapping water behind it. On a fast build, that planning is what keeps the first spring storms uneventful.

TPO on new low-slope roofs

A new tilt-wall warehouse almost always carries a low-slope roof, and TPO is the right membrane for most of those roofs. We install the insulation, cover board and membrane as one package, heat-weld every seam and flash each curb and drain before the rooftop units are commissioned.

Attachment method and membrane thickness follow the deck, the wind design and how often technicians will be on the roof. Our page on TPO roofing in the Austin area covers those choices for equipment-heavy roofs in more detail.

What we install in Kyle

Retrofit for Older Buildings

Metal roof retrofit suits the older buildings in town: a new metal roof framed over the existing metal or flat roof, with added insulation and no tear-off, while the business below keeps trading.

TPO on New Tilt-Wall Roofs

TPO roofing for new tilt-wall warehouses, retail centers and flex buildings: white single-ply membrane, heat-welded seams and tapered insulation laid to the drains, installed new or as a replacement or recover on older low-slope roofs.

R-Panel for New Metal Buildings

R-panel roofs and walls for new metal buildings, extensions and re-sheets: MBCI and Morin panels, brands we hold installer certification for, or our own specification R-panel systems, with every trim detailed before it is cut.

Insulated Panels From Day One

Insulated metal panels for new conditioned warehouses, cold storage and offices: Kingspan and AWIP roof and wall panels that close in the building quickly and give it continuous insulation from day one.

Protecting newer metal before it corrodes

New metal does not stay new on its own. Cut edges left bare on site, drill shavings left to rust on the panels, and fasteners driven too tight or too loose are where corrosion starts on a young building. Fixing them now is quick work; left for years, the same faults lead to a re-sheet.

We inspect newer roofs and walls, clear debris, reseat or replace bad fasteners and treat cut edges, then apply a protective coating where the finish needs it, using Sika or American WeatherStar systems, which we are certified to install. Caught early, rust stays a surface problem.

Hail and heavy rain south of Austin

Kyle sits where the Balcones Escarpment meets the Blackland Prairie. The Blanco River runs along its western side, and Plum Creek drains the center and east of town. Kyle also lies in Flash Flood Alley, so we size drains, gutters and overflow scuppers for short, violent downpours rather than an average rain.

Spring hail is the other regular risk on this stretch of I-35. On new metal roofs we discuss heavier gauges, and on TPO we specify a firm cover board under the membrane.

Kyle in our Austin-area work

Kyle is part of our commercial roofing around Austin, and from our Bulverde office it is a typical drive of just under an hour. We schedule site meetings around your general contractor’s program, not ours.

On occupied buildings, from a retail center by FM 1626 to a busy warehouse, we agree work zones, deliveries and protection with the site team and keep entrances and docks open.

For buildings farther down I-35, see our pages on commercial roofing in San Marcos, the next town south, and commercial roofing in New Braunfels.

Start with drawings or a survey

For a new building, send the drawings, the roof and wall specifications and your program, and we will price the package and flag details worth changing. For an existing building, send the address, photos and a short description of the problem. General contractors can check membrane and panel data sheets in our Technical Library while the drawings are still open.

Talk to our team

Discuss your Kyle project

Call (210) 775-0995 or send drawings, photos and your schedule through our project inquiry form.

Request a project quote

Frequently asked questions

Commercial Roofing in Kyle, TX FAQs

What roofing and cladding work do you take on in Kyle?

We offer five services: TPO for low-slope roofs, retrofit roofs over old metal or flat roofs, R-panel roofs and walls, Kingspan and AWIP insulated panels, and coatings that protect metal. Our work is commercial and industrial only: new buildings for general contractors, existing ones for owners and facility managers.

Can you install the roof on our new warehouse for our general contractor?

Yes. We price and install the roof package on new tilt-wall and metal buildings, coordinating deck, insulation, drains, curbs and wall junctions with the general contractor. Bring us in at the drawing stage and we will flag details worth changing before materials are ordered.

Which roof suits a new tilt-wall warehouse in Kyle?

Usually a TPO roof over tapered insulation and a cover board, mechanically attached or adhered to suit the deck and wind design. We settle drain positions, overflow scuppers and curb heights on paper before any insulation is ordered.

Which TPO thickness suits a new warehouse roof?

We recommend 60 mil for most new warehouse and retail roofs and 80 mil where technicians will be up often or the roof carries a lot of equipment. The heavier sheet takes boots, dropped tools and hail with less risk of damage.

Our metal building is only a few years old. Why would it need a coating?

It may not. We inspect first. If cut edges are rusting, drill shavings have stained the panels or fasteners are leaking, we treat those spots and coat only where the finish needs it. Dealing with early rust now keeps it on the surface.

Is Kyle too far from Bulverde for you?

No. Kyle is on the Austin side of our working area. We travel from our Bulverde office on dates set around your project schedule, so each survey or site meeting lands when it is useful to you.

I searched for commercial roofing contractors near me in Kyle. Do you also cover San Marcos?

Yes. We work in Kyle and in San Marcos, the next town south on I-35, as well as New Braunfels farther south and the Austin area to the north. Send the building address and some photos, and we will set up a survey.

Does a new TPO roof need extra protection against hail?

It is worth planning for. We put a firm cover board under the membrane and, where the roof sees regular foot traffic or equipment work, a thicker sheet. On metal roofs, heavier gauge steel dents less than light gauge. We talk through those choices with you before the roof is specified.

Can you work around our open store or warehouse?

Yes. We set work zones, delivery windows, crane spots and protection with your site team, keep entrances and docks open, and close each section of roof before we open the next. Customers and shipping carry on below.

What should we send you for a price?

For a new building, send drawings, specifications and your construction schedule. For an existing one, the street address, current photos and a note on what has gone wrong. Phone (210) 775-0995, or email the files to info@totalcladdingandroofing.com.

UK refurbishment experience, a Texas office

Metal roof retrofit

A new metal roof above a suitable existing covering, with subframing, insulation and details considered together.

TPO roofing

New TPO roof systems, TPO roof replacement and TPO recover for warehouses, retail, offices and industrial buildings.

R-panel and insulated panels

R-panel roofing and wall cladding, and insulated metal panels for roofs and walls on new builds and refurbishments.

Protective metal coatings

Preparation, rust and cut-edge treatment, and compatible protective finishes for metal roofs and cladding.

Roofing and cladding systems

Roofing systems and materials for Texas facilities

Tell us about the building

Start with the address and the roof or cladding problem. Photographs are helpful if you already have them.

Arrange a site visit

We review the affected areas and discuss how you use the building and what you want the work to achieve.

Review the quotation

Your quotation explains the proposed metal roof or cladding work, the areas included and the price.

Agree the work plan

We discuss timing, access, deliveries and protection with your site contact before work begins.

Complete the work

We carry out the agreed work and discuss any changes needed if opening the roof reveals additional damage.

Handover

We review the completed work and provide the care information and documents included in your project.