The Alamo City, roof by roof
San Antonio's north side sits in one of Texas's most active hail corridors — the record-setting storms of the past decade crossed exactly these zip codes. What varies is what's under the hail: century-old tile in Monte Vista, 09s stucco two-stories in Stone Oak, sprawling customs in The Dominion. Each neighborhood has its own full guide; here's the tour.
The '09 heart: Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, and Olmos Park
The three independent cities of the 09 — Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, and Olmos Park — hold 1920s-50s homes under tile, slate, and mature oaks, each city with its own permitting and review. Craftsmanship and jurisdiction knowledge carry the job here; the guides cover both.
The historic district: Monte Vista
North of downtown, Monte Vista's designated historic district means Certificates of Appropriateness, salvage-first tile work, and modern membranes hidden under period surfaces. The guide walks through the whole process.
The north-side growth arc: Stone Oak to The Dominion
Stone Oak's 1990s-2000s master-planned stock is in full replacement season, while The Dominion's gated estates and Fair Oaks Ranch's acreage customs carry the biggest rooflines in the metro — all in the hail corridor's bullseye. Class 4 and metal dominate the guides' recommendations.
The constants across the metro
Class 4 impact-rated materials, six-nail high-wind installation, honest tile-underlayment work, and a free inspection after every hail event. Start at our San Antonio page or your neighborhood's guide above.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which San Antonio neighborhoods does Trophy Exteriors serve?
Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Olmos Park, Monte Vista, Stone Oak, The Dominion, Fair Oaks Ranch, Boerne, and the wider metro.
Does San Antonio really get that much hail?
Yes — the north side sits in an active corridor that has produced some of the costliest hail events in Texas history. Impact-rated materials are the rational default here.
Do the 09 cities have their own roofing rules?
Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, and Olmos Park each permit independently, and Monte Vista adds historic-district review. We handle each jurisdiction's requirements as part of the job.
When will Stone Oak roofs need replacement?
The area's 1990s-2000s builder roofs are at or past realistic service life, accelerated by hail. If yours is original, an inspection now beats a scramble after the next storm.
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