Canyon Lake Fire Station 51 Roof Replacement

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Roofing Project Summary

Commercial Shingle Roof Replacement

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We replaced the aging roof at Fire Station 51 in Canyon Lake, TX with a full Malarkey shingle system built for long-term durability, algae resistance, and wind protection. The project included high-grade underlayment, enhanced ridge ventilation, and lifetime workmanship warranty — all while keeping the station operational.

Client: Fire Station Roof Replacement
Location: 1074 Scissortail, Canyon Lake, TX 78133
Completed By: Superb Roofing & Restoration
Project Type: Municipal / Commercial
Completion Date: 2025

Why It Matters

The best way to protect a mission-critical building like a fire station is with a roofing system that can handle South Texas heat, hail, and heavy storms. Malarkey Vista™ shingles come with Scotchgard™ protection to prevent algae growth and streaking — essential for preserving appearance and performance. We also used Arctic Seal® in key areas to block water intrusion around roof penetrations, skylights, and valleys.

According to the IBHS (Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety), polymer-modified shingles like Malarkey’s Flexor SBS provide superior resilience to wind-driven rain and extreme temps — which is key in Comal County’s weather zone.

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Why Choose Me For Shingle Roofs near Canyon Lake, TX

I bring 35+ years of South Texas roofing experience and hold credentials like CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster, Malarkey Emerald Pro Contractor, and Owens Corning Preferred Contractor. I’m a Google Guaranteed Service Provider, BBB A+ Rated, and a proud member of the New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce. See our Certifications and Awards.

Folks trust me because I care about doing it right the first time — and backing it up with real warranties, real service, and 24 hour support if Texas weather tries to prove us wrong.

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Roof Removal Process

Overview

This project for Canyon Lake Fire Station 51 called for a full tear-off and rebuild of the roofing system. We installed Malarkey Vista™ AR shingles in Weathered Wood, with Smart Start™ starter shingles and RidgeFlex™ caps for long-lasting wind and weather resistance. Under the hood, we laid down Arctic Seal® ice/water barrier and synthetic underlayment from TRI-BUILT™ for high-performance moisture defense.

The entire system is backed by a 50-year manufacturer warranty and our lifetime workmanship guarantee.

Materials Used

Roofing System:

  • Malarkey Vista™ AR Architectural Shingles (Weathered Wood)

  • Malarkey Smart Start™ Starter Shingles

  • Malarkey RidgeFlex™ Hip & Ridge Caps

  • Arctic Seal® Ice and Water Barrier

  • TRI-BUILT 42″ x 286′ Synthetic Underlayment

  • 2″ x 2″ Galvanized Drip Edge (Light Almond)

  • CertainTeed 12″ Ridge Vent System

  • Pipe flashing, step flashing, and counter flashing

  • Plastic cap nails, coil nails, DuraLink™ polyether sealant

  • Weathered Wood roofing paint for sealed vent touch-ups

Ventilation & Penetrations:

  • Exhaust caps: 4″, 6″, and 8″

  • Gooseneck vents

  • Ridge ventilation and attic airflow optimization


Scope of Work

Here’s what we completed at Fire Station 51:

  • Removed old roofing system down to the decking

  • Re-nailed loose decking and replaced any damaged boards

  • Installed synthetic underlayment using 1″ cap nails

  • Installed Arctic Seal® barrier in valleys and around penetrations

  • Mounted drip edge along all rakes and eaves

  • Applied Smart Start™ starter shingles at base and rake edges

  • Installed 453 bundles of Malarkey Vista™ AR shingles

  • Finished hips and ridges with 12 bundles of RidgeFlex™ caps

  • Installed 45 pieces of CertainTeed Ridge Vent

  • Sealed all penetrations and vents with Chem Link DuraLink™

  • Painted and finished all roof vents for curb appeal and corrosion resistance

  • Final inspection and crew walkthrough for quality control

All work completed by certified, insured crews, following all industry safety standards.


Roof Specs at a Glance

Spec Detail
Roof System Malarkey Vista™ AR Architectural Shingles
Shingle Color Weathered Wood
Underlayment TRI-BUILT Synthetic & Arctic Seal® Ice/Water
Hip & Ridge RidgeFlex™ Cap System
Roof Vents CertainTeed Ridge Vent + Exhaust Caps
Starter Malarkey Smart Start™
Pitch Moderate – municipal-style roof
Flashing Full counter, step, and pipe flashing
Warranty 50-Year Manufacturer + Lifetime Workmanship

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What shingles were used for this fire station roof?

A: We used Malarkey Vista™ AR shingles in Weathered Wood. They include 3M Scotchgard™ protection to fight algae growth and are made with SBS-modified asphalt for higher impact resistance.

Q: How long will this roof last?

A: With proper maintenance, this roofing system should last 30–50+ years, thanks to the quality of materials and certified installation.

Q: Did the station stay open during the project?

A: Yes — we coordinated the install around station operations, ensuring uninterrupted service for emergency responders.

Q: What makes Malarkey shingles a good choice for public buildings?

A: Malarkey shingles are durable, sustainable, and meet or exceed wind and fire codes. They’re ideal for buildings that need high performance and minimal upkeep.


Sources:

  • Malarkey Roofing Products (2025 Product Data Sheets)

  • Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety

  • 3M Roofing Science & Scotchgard™ Brochures

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