Roof maintenance in San Antonio: a roof looked at once a year lasts years longer.
Pipe boots crack, sealant dries, a nail backs out, a vent screen tears. None of it leaks this year; all of it leaks in three. An annual tune-up finds the small things while they're small, and the photo report tells you exactly what your roof has left.
Photos, a written Roof Grade and a clear next step.
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Photographed. Explained. Put in writing.
What a Mammoth tune-up includes.
Attic moisture check
Stained decking, wet insulation, a bathroom fan venting into the attic. Half the story is up there.
Pipe flashings and sealant
Cracked pipe boots replaced with the Double Tusk™ Pipe Flashing System; exposed nail heads and sealant renewed.
Flashings and valleys
Chimney, wall and vent flashings checked and resealed; valleys and eaves cleared.
Ventilation
Intake and exhaust checked and cleared, because a hot attic ages every shingle above it.
Gutters
Cleared and checked for pitch and leaks; downspouts flushed.
The report
Photos of everything, a Roof Grade, and a plain list of what to watch next year.
Three ways to have it looked after.
Annual tune-up
One visit a year, everything above, the photo report, and priority scheduling after a storm.
Book a tune-upMoisture Check
Our courtesy visual check for hidden moisture from a roofer's perspective — a quick, free look for homeowners who suspect a problem.
The Moisture Check offerCommercial maintenance contracts
Twice-yearly inspections with drain cleaning, seam checks and a report for the owner or board.
CommercialThe math on a tune-up.
- A pipe boot costs a few dollars to replace on a tune-up and a ceiling to ignore.
- Ventilation fixed early adds years to a shingle roof and cuts the cooling bill.
- Past customers get tune-up pricing on the roof we installed; ask when you book.
- Storm season is easier with a dated photo record of the roof before the hail.
Straight answers before you book.
Ask your local teamHow often should a roof be inspected?
Once a year, and after any hail or high-wind event. Older roofs and heavily treed lots benefit from twice.
Do you maintain roofs you didn't install?
Yes. Most tune-ups are on roofs someone else put on; the report tells you what they did and didn't do.
Do you clean roofs?
Moss, debris and light cleaning as part of the tune-up. We don't pressure-wash shingles, which strips the granules.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes — it's the same Roof Grade visit for every service. Attic first, 75–150 photos, the 32-point Hunter-Gatherer Report, a letter grade and a plain-English verdict. You get the written report whether you hire us or not.
Will you tell me if I don't need the work?
Yes. An A grade is a handshake and a date to look again. A B means a few small repairs, priced in the open, on a roof with years left in it. We'd rather be the roofer you call in ten years than the one who sold you a roof you didn't need.
What warranty comes with the work?
Repairs carry a workmanship warranty in writing on the invoice. Full replacements carry the Mammoth Two Tusk Limited Lifetime Warranty: our 10-year workmanship warranty on the installation, plus the manufacturer's limited lifetime material warranty on the roofing materials. Ask us for the warranty document and read it before you sign.
Know where
your roof stands.
The Roof Grade is free. The report is written.
What happens next is your decision.
- 32 inspection points, attic first
- 75–150 photos of what we find
- An honest, written recommendation