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Best hail damage roof repair companies in San Antonio

Best Roofers Ranked puts Rhino Roofers, Safepro Roofing and Wilson Roofing and Renovations first for storm damage roof repair in San Antonio, with Bexar County holding 198 NOAA hail reports since 2020. Ranking is by public record only and no company pays for a position.

The weather record is NOAA's, the company order is ours, and neither says how a repair turned out.

Built from this site's own records, newest read October 19, 2026.

Which San Antonio companies repair storm damage

34 companies match the site's rule for this service, listed in ranking order. Figures are the values recorded on each company's own profile, last read October 19, 2026.

RankCompanyCityBBBGoogleRead on
1Rhino RoofersSan Antonio, TXA+1,469 reviews, 5 averageOctober 19, 2026
2Safepro RoofingSan Antonio, TXA+777 reviews, 5 averageOctober 19, 2026
3Wilson Roofing and RenovationsSpring Branch, TXA+397 reviews, 5 averageOctober 19, 2026
4Bondoc RoofingSan Antonio, TXA1,294 reviews, 4.9 averageOctober 19, 2026
5Roofer ChicksNew Braunfels, TXA+643 reviews, 4.9 averageOctober 19, 2026

What NOAA recorded in Bexar County

NOAA's Storm Events Database holds 198 hail reports for Bexar County from 2020 to May 26, 2026 (file built October 2, 2026; the latest months are preliminary and are revised by NOAA). The largest single report in the metro counties measured 6.42 inches at Hondo on April 28, 2021.

YearStorm daysReports of 1 inch or largerLargest stone (in)
20217385.5
2022482
20237351.75
20245262.5
20256263
2026000

The other stored records behind these companies

Each figure below is read from a stored record behind the San Antonio storm repair list, and every cell prints the day that record says it was read. A cell reading "not recorded" means the record holds no such figure, so none was estimated.

CompanyOwn siteYelp reviewsFacebook reviewsManufacturer contractor locator
Rhino Roofers13 cities listed (August 24, 2026); 5 years trading (August 24, 2026)4.4 from 16 reviews, read September 6, 20265 from 27 reviews, read September 12, 2026Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, read August 24, 2026
Safepro Roofing7 cities listed (October 19, 2026); 10 services listed (October 19, 2026)not recordednot recordednot recorded
Wilson Roofing and Renovations11 cities listed (October 19, 2026); 8 services listed (October 19, 2026)not recordednot recordednot recorded
Bondoc Roofing27 cities listed (August 24, 2026); 16 years trading (August 24, 2026)4.1 from 18 reviews, read September 6, 2026not recordedGAF Master Elite, read August 24, 2026
Roofer Chicks5 cities listed (August 24, 2026); 10 years trading (August 24, 2026)4 from 23 reviews, read August 24, 20264.8 from 101 reviews, read September 12, 2026GAF Master Elite, read August 24, 2026

Which hail figures this page holds, and which it does not

Every hail figure on this page is read from the site's stored San Antonio hail file, src/data/metros/san-antonio/hail.json, built and read October 2, 2026. That file was built from 7 NOAA Storm Events yearly files named inside it, and no figure here was typed in or fetched for this page.

The file holds 198 Bexar County reports for 2020 to May 26, 2026, a storm-day count, a count of reports of one inch or larger and the largest stone for each year from 2020 to 2026, the largest single report across all 8 metro counties, and a report count, storm-day count and largest stone for each of those counties.

It holds no year by year series for the counties outside the home county, no count of reports of two inches or larger and no record dated after May 26, 2026, so this page prints none of those figures rather than an estimate.

The 2026 Bexar County row reads 0 because the file carries no Bexar County report that year; the last event in it, May 26, 2026, sits in another of the metro counties.

What the San Antonio records behind this answer show

NOAA's Storm Events file counts 35 storm days with hail in Bexar County from 2020 to May 26, 2026, 159 reports of one inch or larger among them, and the busiest full years were 2021 and 2023, at 7 storm days each (file built October 2, 2026, newest months preliminary).

The storm repair list draws on the same roster, where 47 of 47 records hold three or more confirmed BBB passes and 0 are specimens; BBB reads ran August 24, 2026 to October 19, 2026.

For storm work, City of San Antonio permits are the nearest public record of completed re-roofs: 29,235 since November 30, 2020, through September 25, 2026, which this order does not use.

  • Rhino Roofers is number 1 on the San Antonio storm repair list, backed by 1,469 Google reviews and BBB grade A+.
  • Safepro Roofing is number 2 on the San Antonio storm repair list, backed by 777 Google reviews and BBB grade A+.
  • Wilson Roofing and Renovations is number 3 on the San Antonio storm repair list, backed by 397 Google reviews and BBB grade A+.

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Best hail damage roof repair companies in San Antonio
Best Roofers Ranked puts Rhino Roofers, Safepro Roofing and Wilson Roofing and Renovations first among San Antonio companies that match its storm damage repair rule, ranked on BBB rating, Google reviews, years trading, certifications and service area. NOAA records 198 hail reports in Bexar County since 2020.
Does the ranking measure repair quality after a storm?
No. It uses public records about the company. NOAA's file records storms, not outcomes, and no public record scores a storm repair.
How big was the largest hail on record?
6.42 inches, reported at Hondo on April 28, 2021, in NOAA's Storm Events Database.
Where does the storm record on this page come from?
The storm record is NOAA's Storm Events Database, the file the Bexar County counts above are read from, built October 2, 2026; the latest months in it are preliminary and are revised by NOAA.
Which hail figures does this page not hold?
The page prints what the stored file holds: the yearly Bexar County series, the largest report in the metro counties and the totals for each county. Past those it prints nothing, because the file carries no year by year series for the counties outside the home county, no count of reports of two inches or larger and no record dated after May 26, 2026.

Where these figures come from

Sources: Where Was This Data Read?

This page cites 27 sources on 13 domains, each dated with the day we read it.