San Antonio
Quick Stats
County
Bexar
Year Founded
1718
Population
1,527,720
Average Annual Rainfall (in inches)
32.9
Average Number of Hail Days Per Year
3.1
Average Summer High (°F)
96
Average Winter Low (°F)
42
Wind Risk Level
Moderate–High
The High Notes
A bird's eye view of the local roofing scene.
Roofing Challenges
Spring hailstorms, prolonged summer heat, intense UV exposure, heavy downpours, and occasional strong wind events can all contribute to roof wear in the San Antonio area.
Maintenance Tips
Inspect your roof after severe spring storms, clear debris from gutters and valleys, trim overhanging tree limbs, and check flashing around chimneys, vents, and skylights each year.
Popular Options
Architectural asphalt shingles remain the most common roofing material, while impact-resistant shingles and standing seam metal roofs are popular upgrades for homeowners seeking improved durability.
Local Insights
San Antonio lies along the southern edge of Texas' primary hail corridor. While it experiences fewer hail days than the Dallas–Fort Worth area, spring storms can still produce damaging hail, high winds, and heavy rainfall that make routine roof inspections worthwhile.