Hail Damage Roof Repair - San Antonio Commercial Buildings

The 2023 hail events that tracked through the Stone Oak and Boerne corridor left visible spatter bruising on TPO membranes, granule loss on modified bitumen surfaces, and impact dents on metal copings across dozens of commercial buildings from the US-281 corridor out to IH-10 West. What they left that you could not see from the ground was fractured polyiso cover boards, compromised seam integrity at impact sites, and crushed insulation cells under otherwise intact membrane surfaces - damage that produces leaks six months or a year after the storm, not the day after.

I inspect San Antonio commercial roofs after hail events with one priority: document what the hail did and what was already there before the storm arrived. The two categories matter enormously for insurance purposes, and conflating them is the fastest way to create an adversarial claim process. My inspection delivers a photo log keyed to a roof zone diagram, a written narrative that distinguishes event damage from pre-existing wear, and a repair scope detailed enough for your adjuster or public adjuster to work from without a second site visit.

Our office is at 300 Convent St, Suite 1500, downtown San Antonio. Our project managers cover Bexar County and the surrounding Hill Country suburbs - including the Stone Oak US-281 corridor, the IH-10 West Boerne belt, and the Loop 1604 suburban commercial ring - where San Antonio's worst hail events have concentrated in recent years.