Roofing Across San Antonio and Nearby Communities
American Homes Roofing is based in San Antonio. We work across the city and in the communities listed below. Call or send the form with your address and what your roof needs.
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- San Antonio area
- Nearby communities
- What we can help with
San Antonio area
Stone Oak
North San Antonio around US 281 and Loop 1604, from 1980s homes to newer subdivisions.
Roofing in Stone OakAlamo Heights
Neighborhoods from the 1920s to the 1950s under mature live oaks, five miles from downtown.
Roofing in Alamo HeightsOlmos Park
A small city of established 1920s-era homes on large, tree-shaded lots, four miles north of downtown.
Roofing in Olmos ParkTerrell Hills
A residential city off Austin Highway, five miles northeast of downtown, largely built after the war.
Castle Hills
Custom mid-century and ranch homes on large lots, on both sides of Loop 410.
Roofing in Castle HillsShavano Park
Neighborhoods built over seven decades, from Old Shavano Park to villas finished in the 2020s.
Roofing in Shavano ParkLeon Valley
Neighborhoods from a 1970s building boom along Bandera Road, in the path of the 2016 hail.
Roofing in Leon ValleyHelotes
The Gateway to the Texas Hill Country, where some of the area's largest hail has fallen.
Roofing in HelotesWindcrest
A small residential city in northeast Bexar County, north of Walzem Road.
Live Oak
Near I-35 and Loop 1604, with homes from the 1970s and a newer wave from the late 2000s.
Roofing in Live OakConverse
Mostly single-family neighborhoods along FM 78 and Loop 1604, with new subdivisions still going up.
Roofing in ConverseUniversal City
An established city beside JBSA-Randolph, with much of its growth from the 1960s and 1970s.
Roofing in Universal City
Nearby communities
Boerne
The Kendall County seat on I-10, mostly homes built since 2000, with Hill Country storms.
Roofing in BoerneFair Oaks Ranch
Between San Antonio and Boerne across three counties, with homes from the 1970s to today.
Roofing in Fair Oaks RanchNew Braunfels
The Comal County seat on I-35, from historic neighborhoods downtown to newer subdivisions.
Roofing in New BraunfelsCanyon Lake
The lake community northwest of New Braunfels, where storms have torn roofs off homes.
Roofing in Canyon LakeSchertz
From I-35 to I-10 across three counties, with suburban subdivisions and larger lots on the edges.
Roofing in SchertzCibolo
Mostly homes built 2000–2019, from Old Town around Main Street to the newest subdivisions.
Roofing in CiboloSeguin
The Guadalupe County seat on I-10, where more than half the homes were built 1950–1989.
Roofing in Seguin
Common questions
Do you work outside these areas?
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How do I arrange a roof inspection?
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