Best roofing companies in San Antonio TX

The first five in the San Antonio order

This is the site's published order for the metro, cut to five rows. The position in the first column is the one the company holds on every other San Antonio ranking here, and the record behind it fills the rest of the row.

Figures are the values recorded on each company's own profile, last read October 19, 2026.

What puts one company above another

BBB rating and accreditation are weighed first, then the Google review count and average, then years trading under the same name, then manufacturer certifications a company documents, then the service area it publishes. The methodology page prints the same five, in the same order.

The five are never added together into one score. A record with an input missing is printed as not confirmed and ordered on the inputs it does carry, which is why a blank is visible in the table rather than silently counted.

The list behind the five rows

All 47 companies in the San Antonio roster are ordered, not only the five above. The metro hub prints the full run, and 25 narrower rankings cover one service, certification or suburb apiece.

Every one of the 47 records has at least three confirmed BBB reads behind it, so no company here carries the specimen flag this site uses when that bar is not met.

What the order leaves out

It describes a public record, not a roof. No input reports how a finished job turned out on a particular house, and none of them prices work.

Removal, material and the city permit are three separate figures on a careful estimate. A single number that folds all three together cannot be set against another bid, and this page does not pretend to replace one.

Four questions that settle the rest

The ranking narrows a shortlist. These four answers decide between the companies left on it.

• Read the complaint count on the company's BBB file alongside the period that file covers.
• Ask whose name goes on the permit, and confirm the requirement with the city before signing.
• Get removal, material and disposal as separate lines so two estimates can be compared line by line.
• Ask to see a finished roof on a house like yours, and speak to the owner who paid for it.

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