Bexar County, Texas

Roofing in Converse, Texas

Red Roan Construction replaces and repairs roofs in Converse, Texas, on the east side of Bexar County and inside its South Texas service area that also takes in Boerne. Evaluations are free, reports are photographed, and the 5-year workmanship warranty covers installed work. NOAA has a 4.5-inch hail report near Converse on file, tied for the largest of any town on this site.

Converse has the heaviest hail on the east side of the nine towns.

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What Has Hail Done Within 10 Miles of Converse?

NOAA logged 54 hail reports starting within 10 miles of the Census center point of Converse from 2015 through 2025, on 21 different days.

Hail reports
54
One inch or larger
42
Largest stone
4.5 in
Wind reports
27

Reports by Year, 2015 to 2025

YearHail reportsHail 1 inch or largerThunderstorm wind reports
2015002
201613101
2017102
2018760
2019116
2020773
2021538
2022871
20231071
2024003
2025210
Total544227

The Five Largest Stones Reported Nearby

DateReported sizeNOAA county field
3 May 20214.5 inchesBexar
12 April 20164 inchesBexar
12 April 20163.5 inchesBexar
12 April 20163 inchesBexar
12 April 20163 inchesBexar

NOAA filed 54 hail reports inside 10 miles of Converse from 2015 to 2025, and 42 of them were an inch or larger. Wind brought 27 more, up to 70 knots. The worst hail year was 2016, with 13. Wind was the story in 2021: 8 wind reports against 5 hail.

The biggest stone was 4.5 inches, reported 3 May 2021. The next three were 4, 3.5 and 3 inches. A 4.5-inch stone is bigger than a baseball, and one that size can punch through a shingle.

How Fast Is Converse Growing?

27,712 residents at the April 2020 base, 31,400 in the 2024 estimate: +13.3 percent.

The city had an estimated 31,400 residents in 2024, up 13.3 percent. New or old, a roof gets the same hail. The table above shows hail in most years.

Your Converse Roof and the Record

In a storm town the question is usually repair or replace. Repairs stretch the roof you have. Red Roan handles flashing, vents, pipe boots, ridge caps and valleys. Replace when the deck, the roof field or the pattern of damage says the covering is done.

The evaluation report lets you decide on evidence. Findings are listed by location, so you can tell scattered damage from whole slopes. Then you can hand the same documented scope to every contractor who prices the job.

Which Red Roan Services Fit Converse Roofs?

  • Roof Replacements

    Tear-off to the deck, a deck check, then a new system built to manufacturer specs.

  • Roof Repairs

    For roofs with local damage and years left in the covering.

  • Storm Damage

    Hail and wind damage written up slope by slope.

  • Roof Evaluations

    The report that settles repair or replace before any quote.

What Is Checked Before a Replacement Is Recommended?

On a replacement, Red Roan strips the old roofing down to the deck. The crew checks the deck for damage, rot or weak spots and replaces bad decking. Only then does the new system go on, piece by piece, to manufacturer specifications.

That order is why the evaluation comes first. A roof that looks finished from the street sometimes has a sound deck. A roof that looks fine can hide deck damage until the covering is off.

Towns Near Converse

Converse touches the same storm tracks as Selma and Schertz. Their pages show how the numbers shift a few miles over.

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Get a Converse Roof Looked at Properly

The visit costs nothing and the photographed report stays with you. Call (830) 388-1502 or use the form, and tell us which storm you want the roof checked against.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who replaces and repairs roofs in Converse, TX?

Red Roan Construction does. Converse falls inside the South Texas service area the crew covers from Boerne. Repairs, full replacements and storm documentation are all available, and every visit ends in a free written report with photographs that you keep.

How large were the hailstones near Converse?

NOAA's biggest report within 10 miles of the center point is 4.5 inches, on 3 May 2021. The next two were 4 and 3.5 inches. Any of the three can damage a shingle roof.

How do I know if I need a repair or a replacement?

Read the written evaluation. It records findings by location and says whether damage is local or spread over whole slopes. A few creased tabs point to repair, and damage across slopes points to replacement. The roof gives the answer, not a sales pitch.

What does a replacement include?

Tear-off down to the deck, a deck inspection, new decking where the old is damaged and installation of every part of the new system. A final quality review closes the job.

Which roof materials can Red Roan install in Converse?

Asphalt shingle, standing seam metal, TPO and tile. The right one for your Converse home depends on roof pitch, budget and the storm record. Ask the evaluator to walk you through the options.

Where These Numbers Come From

Hail and thunderstorm wind rows come from the NOAA Storm Events Database detail files for 2015 through 2025, filtered to Texas and saved in this site's repository. A report counts for Converse when its start point lies within 10 miles of the Census Bureau's internal point for the place (29.512488, -98.304625). Neighboring towns share reports because their circles overlap, so the counts are not additive across pages. Hail sizes are the reported stone diameter in inches and wind speeds are in knots, as NOAA records them; NOAA does not measure them itself. Downloaded 17 October 2026. A recompute script re-reads the saved files and fails the site build checks if a printed number changes.

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