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Shavano Park is an incorporated city in Bexar County. The city operates its own water system and septic infrastructure in older sections, a point of civic identity distinguishing it from municipal utility districts elsewhere. The De Zavala Road corridor runs through the city. Top Choice Roofing and Construction provides roof repair, replacement, storm damage restoration, and insurance claim assistance to Shavano Park homeowners.

3,536

2020 Census Population

Bexar

County

Incorporated

City Status

De Zavala Rd

Corridor

Why Shavano Park Homeowners Call Us

Shavano Park is an incorporated city in Bexar County, not a neighborhood within San Antonio. The 2020 Census recorded a population of 3,536 residents. The 2026 estimate is 3,934 per World Population Review, and Census Reporter shows 3,670 based on the ACS 2024 5-year estimate. The city maintains its self-governing incorporated status with independent zoning, a trait frequently cited by local real estate sources. The city operates its own water system and septic infrastructure in older sections, which distinguishes it from municipal utility districts elsewhere.

The De Zavala Road corridor runs through the city, and the city's position within the ring of small incorporated cities north of downtown San Antonio places it in the path of severe thunderstorms that track across Bexar County. The NOAA storm events database confirms verified hail events with narratives referencing the Shavano Highlands subdivision in Shavano Park and hail east of Shavano Park in northern San Antonio. Homeowners call Top Choice Roofing and Construction when they need a contractor familiar with the city's housing stock and its exposure to severe weather.

Housing Stock and Roof Age

Most homes in Shavano Park were built between 1970 and 1995, with a second wave of teardown and rebuild construction beginning around 2015. Original-condition homes sit on half-acre lots, while newer builds occupy one-acre lots. Original-condition half-acre homes trade around $550,000 to $700,000, and newer one-acre-lot builds run $850,000 to $1.2 million. The city-wide median sale price was reported at $1.725 million in February 2026 by Redfin and $1.7 million in May 2026, while Realtor.com's active-listing median was $2.25 million. Some subdivisions like Woods of Shavano show lower medians near $372,450. Sources: Redfin and Realtor.com, accessed August 19, 2026.

The spread in construction eras means roof conditions differ markedly across Shavano Park. A home built in the 1970s may have had its roof replaced multiple times over the decades, while a newer build constructed after 2015 may still carry its original roofing. A no-cost inspection is the most practical way to assess the current condition of a roof on a Shavano Park home and learn whether repair or replacement is the appropriate next step.

HOA and Architectural Review

Shavano Park contains a mix of neighborhoods with and without homeowners associations. Per the City of Shavano Park's community page, accessed August 19, 2026, Shavano Park Estates has no HOA, while Shavano Creek has its own HOA. De Zavala Estates is a small gated subdivision of eight homes with its own HOA, and Bentley Manor is a gated subdivision off Lockhill Selma Road. Roof material and color approval requirements are not stated on the city's community page, so homeowners should check with their subdivision's HOA before proceeding with a roof replacement if one applies.

For neighborhoods without an HOA, such as Shavano Park Estates, the city's self-governing status with independent zoning means the city itself may have relevant requirements. Homeowners should confirm whether architectural review applies before scheduling roofing work.

Storm History

The NOAA storm events database for Bexar County contains verified events with narratives referencing Shavano Park and the Shavano Highlands subdivision. Every entry below carries the exact magnitude and date from NOAA data. Two broader Bexar County hail events are included as regional background only, not as confirmed direct hits.

April 12, 2022: 1.00 Inch Hail in the Shavano Highlands Subdivision

A thunderstorm produced quarter size hail in the Shavano Highlands subdivision in Shavano Park. The NOAA location text is listed as BECKMANN.

May 27, 2020: 1.25 Inch Hail East of Shavano Park

A thunderstorm produced half dollar size hail east of Shavano Park in northern San Antonio. Report was from mPING. The NOAA location text is listed as HOLLYWOOD PARK.

May 3, 2021: 5.50 Inch Hail Near Sayers and China Grove

A thunderstorm produced hail to 5.50 inches near Sayers and China Grove in Bexar County. This event is drawn from the same countywide NOAA dataset and is included here as regional background only. It is not a confirmed direct hit on Shavano Park.

April 12, 2016: 4.50 Inch Hail Near Grey Forest

A thunderstorm produced hail to 4.50 inches near Grey Forest in Bexar County. This event is drawn from the same countywide NOAA dataset and is included here as regional background only. It is not a confirmed direct hit on Shavano Park.

The verified hail event in the Shavano Highlands subdivision confirms that severe thunderstorms can reach Shavano Park directly, producing hail capable of damaging roofing. The broader Bexar County hail events underscore the regional hail risk affecting all communities in the county.

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