Bondoc Roofing

  San Antonio’s Greenbelt is one of the city’s greatest natural treasures. With its sprawling oak trees, lush canopies, and diverse wildlife, it provides a unique charm to residential neighborhoods. But while this natural beauty enhances property values and quality of life, it can also pose hidden threats to your roof. At Bondoc Roofing , we’ve seen firsthand how local trees and wildlife can lead to unexpected—and costly roof repairs . The Hidden Hazards of Trees Near Your Roof Many homeowners in San Antonio love the shade and curb appeal provided by mature trees. However, trees that are too close to your roof can cause damage in several ways: 1. Falling Branches Storms and high winds—common in Central Texas—can break off tree limbs and send them crashing onto roofs. Even small branches can puncture shingles or damage flashing, while larger limbs can cause structural harm. 2. Leaf Accumulation Leaves and twigs clog gutters and downspouts, leading to poor water drainage. Over...

As the chill of winter fades and spring settles over San Antonio , homeowners often turn their attention to landscaping and home improvements. But one of the most critical and often overlooked, seasonal maintenance tasks is scheduling spring roof inspections . San Antonio’s climate can be harsh on roofing systems, and a thorough inspection this time of year can save you from costly repairs down the road. At Bondoc Roofing , we know that early detection of roofing issues is key to protecting your home and ensuring your roof performs well year-round. Here’s what you need to watch for during a spring roof inspection and why it matters in San Antonio’s unpredictable weather. Why Spring is the Ideal Time for Roof Inspections Winter in San Antonio may not bring heavy snow, but cold snaps, wind, and rain can still put stress on your roofing system. Spring is the perfect time to assess any damage that may have occurred during the winter months and prepare your roof for the intense sun and s...