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Guadalupe County, Texas

Roofing in Schertz, Texas

In Schertz, Texas, Red Roan Construction replaces and repairs roofs as part of its South Texas service area, working from a base in Boerne. A visit begins with a free evaluation and a photographed report, and the work that follows is backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty. Below is what NOAA's records say about wind and hail near Schertz.

Schertz has almost as many wind reports as hail reports.

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What Has Hail Done Within 10 Miles of Schertz?

NOAA logged 34 hail reports starting within 10 miles of the Census center point of Schertz from 2015 through 2025, on 17 different days.

Hail reports
34
One inch or larger
24
Largest stone
2 in
Wind reports
24

Reports by Year, 2015 to 2025

YearHail reportsHail 1 inch or largerThunderstorm wind reports
2015001
2016311
2017102
2018431
2019116
2020112
2021217
20221090
2023861
2024102
2025321
Total342424

The Five Largest Stones Reported Nearby

DateReported sizeNOAA county field
12 April 20162 inchesBexar
21 March 20221.5 inchesGuadalupe
2 May 20251.5 inchesGuadalupe
26 May 20201.25 inchesBexar
8 June 20231.25 inchesBexar

Hail gets the attention, but wind runs close behind it here. NOAA has 34 hail reports and 24 wind reports within 10 miles of Schertz for 2015 through 2025. The top gust hit 70 knots. The wind reports came in waves, 6 in 2019 and 7 in 2021, before a quiet 2022.

Hail peaked in 2022, at 10 reports. The largest stone was 2 inches, on 12 April 2016. The Cibolo and Selma pages look familiar because their circles overlap this one.

How Fast Is Schertz Growing?

42,024 residents at the April 2020 base, 44,428 in the 2024 estimate: +5.7 percent.

Schertz grew 5.7 percent from the April 2020 base, the slowest of the nine towns here. Few new roofs have gone up in Schertz lately, so most homes wear shingles that have been through every storm in the table. Old asphalt loses tabs to wind long before hail bruises it.

Your Schertz Roof and the Record

Wind creases tabs, lifts ridge edges and leaves bare spots near the eaves. From the driveway you may see none of it. One creased tab can leak for months before a stain shows on the ceiling.

Red Roan repairs flashing, vents, pipe boots, ridge caps and valleys, and each repair buys the roof more years. When a roof is past saving, the same report becomes the scope for a replacement quote.

Which Red Roan Services Fit Schertz Roofs?

  • Roof Repairs

    Fixes for creased tabs, loose flashing and cracked pipe boots.

  • Roof Leak Repair

    Tracing a leak to its source, which is rarely above the stain.

  • Asphalt Shingle Roofing

    The common roof here, and the one wind tests hardest.

  • Gutters

    Gutters that carry wind-driven rain off the foundation.

Why Look at the Attic After a Wind Event?

The Texas Department of Insurance says a storm check should include the inside of the house. The afternoon after the wind, take a flashlight to the attic. Look for damp decking, daylight where none belongs and stains spreading from a nail.

A Red Roan evaluation checks those same signs along with the roof surface. The report ties the outside damage to what showed up inside. Claim files often lack that link.

Towns Near Schertz

Three nearby towns sit under much the same sky. Each has its own page and its own count.

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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 Schertz, TX?

Red Roan Construction does. The company works from Boerne and counts Schertz in its South Texas service area. A free evaluation and written report come first. Any work after that can be shingle, standing seam metal, TPO or tile.

How much wind has Schertz had?

NOAA lists 24 wind reports within 10 miles of the city center over 11 years, with a top gust of 70 knots. Wind deserves as much attention as hail in a roof evaluation here.

Can wind damage a roof without hail?

Yes. Creased tabs, loose flashing and pulled ridge caps need no hail at all. The evaluation report lists them with photographs next to any hail marks, so an insurance talk starts from what is on the roof.

Does a repair in Schertz come with a warranty?

Installed work carries a 5-year workmanship warranty. New roofs can also get a lifetime workmanship warranty if the customer joins the maintenance plan. Manufacturer warranties are separate from both, so keep the installer paperwork and the manufacturer paperwork together in one folder.

What should I have ready for the evaluation?

Nothing is required. Photos taken after the storm, the storm date and the roof's age all help if you have them. The written report is yours whatever you decide, and it is dated, which helps if you later talk to an insurer.

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 Schertz when its start point lies within 10 miles of the Census Bureau's internal point for the place (29.563327, -98.250866). 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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