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Document before you decide
Photograph the roof line, gutters, AC fins, mailbox, and any debris on the ground. These images establish the date of loss and are difficult to recreate later.
Texas Storm Center
The local authority on Texas hail, wind, and roof storm recovery.
Texas Roof Guardians publishes a documented report after every significant hail or wind event across San Antonio, Austin, and Central Texas — dates, areas impacted, roofing concerns, and the next steps homeowners and property managers should take.
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Central Texas cities & ZIPs
Latest reports
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San Antonio Northside Hail — April 18, 2026
A fast-moving supercell tracked from Helotes through Stone Oak and Bulverde, dropping hail up to 2.25 inches (tennis-ball sized) along a 14-mile corridor. NWS confirmed multiple hail reports across Bexar and Comal counties.
Areas: Stone Oak (San Antonio) · Bulverde · Helotes +3
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Austin & Cedar Park Severe Wind — March 22, 2026
A line of severe thunderstorms produced straight-line winds gusting to 78 mph across Williamson and Travis counties. Widespread tree damage, scattered power outages, and dozens of roof failure reports — primarily lifted shingles and torn ridge caps.
Areas: Cedar Park · Leander · Round Rock +3
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New Braunfels & Canyon Lake Hail — October 5, 2025
Golf-ball-sized hail (1.75 in) impacted communities along the I-35 corridor between New Braunfels and San Marcos, with reports continuing west toward Canyon Lake. The storm tracked southeast over approximately 90 minutes.
Areas: New Braunfels · Canyon Lake · San Marcos +3
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Hail Events
Hail-by-hail reporting across Bexar, Travis, Williamson, Comal, and Hays counties — diameter, track, and roofing impact.
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Wind Events
Straight-line wind, severe thunderstorm, and tornado event reports with peak gust data and damage patterns.
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Affected Areas
A neighborhood- and ZIP-level index of every Central Texas community we've documented after a storm.
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After a Storm
What to do in the first 72 hours after a Texas hail or wind storm.
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Get a licensed inspection
Schedule a free, no-obligation inspection with a Texas-licensed roofing contractor before signing anything or filing with your carrier. A documented report protects your claim.
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Coordinate with your carrier
If damage is present, file with your insurance carrier and request that your contractor be present during the adjuster's inspection. This is the single biggest factor in claim accuracy.
Internal resources
Every storm event page links into our deeper guides — built for Texas homeowners, HOAs, and property managers working through a claim.
Storm Damage Inspection
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Free, fully documented post-storm roof inspection across San Antonio, Austin, and Central Texas — typically within 48 hours.
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