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Hollywood Park is an incorporated town in Bexar County with a population of 3,130 in the 2020 Census. The Loop 1604 and US-281 interchange serves as the town's positioning reference. The town operates its own independent municipal police department, a point of local identity reflecting its small, self-governing status. North East ISD schools serve the community. Top Choice Roofing and Construction provides roof repair, replacement, storm damage restoration, and insurance claim assistance to Hollywood Park homeowners.

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3,130

2020 Census Population

$350K to $550K

Typical Home Prices

Bexar

County

North East ISD

School District

Why Hollywood Park Homeowners Call Us

Hollywood Park is an incorporated town in Bexar County, not a neighborhood within San Antonio. The 2020 Census recorded a population of 3,130 residents. The town sits at the Loop 1604 and US-281 interchange, which positions it within the broader north San Antonio area while retaining its own municipal identity. Hollywood Park maintains an independent municipal police department, a point of local pride given the town's small, self-governing status. North East ISD schools serve the community.

The town's location along the Loop 1604 corridor places it directly in the path of severe thunderstorms that track across Bexar County. The NOAA storm events database confirms repeated hail and wind events with the location listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK, including three separate events on a single day in May 2020. Homeowners call Top Choice Roofing and Construction when they need a contractor familiar with the town's housing stock and its exposure to severe weather along the Bexar County corridor.

Housing Stock and Roof Age

Home prices in Hollywood Park typically range from approximately $350,000 to $550,000, per a real estate neighborhood guide accessed August 19, 2026. Public sources do not identify distinct named subdivisions within the town's boundaries, because Hollywood Park is itself a single incorporated town rather than a collection of separate subdivisions. The absence of named subdivisions means the housing stock is relatively uniform in character, though construction dates span several decades.

Some homes may have been built in periods when roofing materials and installation methods differed from current standards, and a roof that has not been inspected in many years may have hidden damage from repeated hail exposure. Roof conditions vary from home to home depending on original construction date and any prior replacements. Scheduling a no-cost inspection is the most practical way to assess the current condition of a roof on a Hollywood Park home and learn whether repair or replacement is the appropriate next step.

Storm History

The NOAA storm events database for Bexar County contains multiple verified events with the NOAA location listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK. Each listing below carries the exact magnitude and date from NOAA data. Several of these events occurred on the same day, reflecting concentrated severe weather outbreaks. May 27, 2020 alone produced three separate events affecting Hollywood Park, including two hail sizes and one thunderstorm wind event. April 2016 also produced two separate hail events on consecutive days, both with the location listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK. The narratives below are quoted from the NOAA source records where available. Two of the five events include narratives sourced from mPING reports, and one event has no narrative text in the source record.

May 27, 2020: 2.00 Inch Hail in Hollywood Park

A thunderstorm produced two inch hail in Hollywood Park. Report was from mPING. The NOAA location is listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK. This event was recorded with two occurrences on the same date, and the 2.00 inch hail size makes it one of the largest hail events recorded for this location in the search window.

May 27, 2020: 1.75 Inch Hail in Hollywood Park

A thunderstorm produced golf ball size hail in Hollywood Park. Report was from mPING. The NOAA location is listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK. Golf ball size hail corresponds to 1.75 inches in diameter.

May 27, 2020: Thunderstorm Wind in Hollywood Park

A thunderstorm produced wind gusts estimated at 75 mph that knocked down a large tree near the intersection of Cross Timber and Plumbrook Dr. in the Rogers Ranch area of northern San Antonio. The NOAA recorded wind speed was 65 knots. The NOAA location is listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK.

April 29, 2016: 1.75 Inch Hail in Hollywood Park

A thunderstorm produced 1.75 inch hail with the NOAA location listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK. This event was recorded with two occurrences on the same date. The source record did not include narrative text for this event.

April 25, 2016: 1.50 Inch Hail Near Hollywood Park

A thunderstorm produced 1.5 inch hail one mile south of the intersection of Blanco Rd. and Loop 1604 in northern San Antonio. The NOAA location is listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK. The intersection of Blanco Rd. and Loop 1604 is a commonly referenced landmark in the northern San Antonio area.

The concentration of five verified storm events at this single NOAA location over a four year period underscores the town's exposure to severe weather. Homeowners should consider periodic roof inspections to catch hail and wind damage early, before minor issues develop into larger problems.