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Bexar · Comal · Guadalupe · Kendall · Serving from Austin
We are based in Austin and serve the San Antonio metro — starting with the Comal County corridor that already sits inside our service area and bridges the two cities.
Expansion market · served from Austin
The San Antonio roofing reality
We say “serving,” never “located in.” A permanent Austin company beats a storm-chaser implying a local address.
San Antonio's defining roofing fact is hail. The April 12, 2016 storm dropped record 4.5-inch stones with its epicenter about three miles southeast of Helotes and caused roughly $1.4 billion in insured losses, and NOAA has logged 204 hail days within 10 km of the city between 2014 and 2026. West-side Helotes and Leon Valley sit in the worst of the alley; the northern enclaves — Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Shavano Park — run to tile and slate on steep historic pitch, with limestone Hill Country customs toward Boerne and Fair Oaks Ranch. We build the Comal corridor — New Braunfels, Bulverde — first, because it extends an existing footprint rather than claiming a new one.
Every neighborhood
Grouped by county — each links to a full local page with cost ranges, materials, storm history and FAQs. This is the crawlable index that gets every leaf indexed.
1920s–40s estates carry heavy clay/concrete tile and slate on steep pitch, and historic review…
View Alamo Heights roofing 78258 Stone Oak40+ subdivisions from the 1990s–2010s mean large architectural-shingle roofs under HOA color…
View Stone Oak roofing 78023 HelotesHelotes was the epicenter of the record 4.5-inch hail on April 12, 2016 — one of the costliest…
View Helotes roofing 78209 Terrell HillsMid-century ranches and large customs sit under mature oak, where constant debris and strike…
View Terrell Hills roofing 78231 Shavano ParkLow-density luxury on one-acre-plus lots runs to tile and premium shingle, with high per-roof…
View Shavano Park roofing 78015 Fair Oaks RanchLarge-lot luxury across the Bexar/Comal/Kendall line favors tile and standing seam, with high…
View Fair Oaks Ranch roofing 78109 ConverseFast-growing production housing near Randolph AFB means uniform builder-grade roofs entering…
View Converse roofing 78148 Universal CityMilitary-adjacent 1960s–80s stock sees high turnover, so pre-sale roof inspections are a…
View Universal City roofing 78238 Leon ValleyLeon Valley sat in both the 2016 and April 2024 hail swaths, over modest 1960s–80s…
View Leon Valley roofing 78261 Timberwood ParkAcreage lots and custom homes on the far-north edge carry more metal than typical San Antonio,…
View Timberwood Park roofing78154 spans three counties, so permitting varies block to block across a broad 1970s-to-present…
View Schertz roofing 78108 CiboloOne of the metro's fastest-growing cities is overwhelmingly post-2000 shingle now hitting age…
View Cibolo roofingExplosive growth pairs a German-heritage historic core with massive new subdivisions — and…
View New Braunfels roofing 78163 BulverdeBulverde sits in Comal County — already inside Sprout's service area — with Hill Country…
View Bulverde roofingSan Antonio FAQ
Specific to how we work the San Antonio market. Mapped to FAQPage schema on this page.
No — we are based in Austin and serve the San Antonio metro from there. We start with the Comal County corridor (New Braunfels, Bulverde) that already sits inside our stated service area, then work inward. We say "serving," never "located in," because a prospect who finds the honesty first converts better than one who finds a discrepancy.
It is the defining risk. The April 12, 2016 storm dropped record 4.5-inch hail near Helotes and caused about $1.4 billion in insured losses, and NOAA has logged 204 hail days within 10 km of the city from 2014 to 2026. West-side Helotes and Leon Valley take the worst of it.
Yes. The 78209 enclaves — Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills — carry heavy clay tile and slate on steep pitch, and historic review can constrain material swaps. We handle both the roofing system and the review submittal.
Because Comal County — New Braunfels, Bulverde, and the corridor toward Boerne — is already inside our stated service area and physically bridges Austin and San Antonio. Those are the highest-credibility pages in the metro: they extend a real footprint instead of claiming a new one.
Free inspection
A Sprout inspector photographs every slope and emails the report the same day. No upsell, no pressure — just an honest roof assessment.