Rhino Roofers: San Antonio Roofing Company

10/14/2026

Why are there little rocks in my gutters?

If you have an asphalt shingle roof, those little rocks are usually protective mineral granules that have come off the surface of the shingles.

This photo was taken during one of our roof inspections. It is not a Rhino Roofers installation, but it illustrates a question we hear from homeowners all the time.

Seeing a small amount of granules is usually normal, especially as a roof ages. What matters is how much you're finding, whether the amount suddenly increased after a storm, the age of the roof, and the overall condition of the shingles.

A few granules in the gutter don't automatically mean you need a new roof. But if you're noticing a significant increase or other signs of roof damage, it's worth having the roof inspected to understand what's causing it before making any decisions.

Because the details matter.

Rhino Roofers. Call now to book your free inspection. We build tough roofs.
(210) 940-3832

10/07/2026

A roof coating system is only as effective as the preparation beneath it. In this company-wide training session, our team practiced applying primer to a TPO membrane before coating.

Surface preparation and product compatibility affect adhesion, coverage and long-term performance.

Training across departments also helps everyone give building owners clearer, more accurate answers.

Because the details matter.

Rhino Roofers. Call now to book your free inspection. We build tough roofs.
(210) 940-3832

10/02/2026

Ready? 👏
Sometimes we wish a roof transformation really were as easy as a snap.
The snap might be movie magic, but the finished roof is the real deal. 😎

A little before. A little behind the scenes. And a whole lot of after.

Happy Friday from Rhino Roofers!

Rhino Roofers. Call now to book your free inspection. We build tough roofs.

09/30/2026

🌧️ UPDATE: THE FLOOD WATCH IS NOW IN EFFECT

The National Weather Service’s Flood Watch for San Antonio and much of South Central Texas is now in effect through Friday evening.

The latest update includes Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe, Wilson, Hays, Travis, Williamson, Bastrop, Burnet and surrounding counties, with communities including San Antonio, Austin, Round Rock, New Braunfels, Schertz, Cibolo, Converse, Universal City, Seguin, San Marcos and others within the watch area.

Current NWS guidance calls for 1–4 inches of rain, with isolated totals up to 8 inches possible.

⚠️ The biggest concern is flooding, particularly in low-water crossings, streets, poor-drainage areas, creeks, and other flood-prone locations. The NWS warns that life-threatening flooding could occur somewhere within the watch area.

Tonight and through Friday:

🌧️ Stay weather-aware and monitor local alerts
🚗 Never drive through a flooded roadway: Turn Around, Don’t Drown

💧 Avoid low-water crossings, creeks, and drainage areas

📱 Keep your phone charged and emergency alerts turned on

🏠 If water begins entering your home, move to a safe area

🪜 Do not climb onto your roof during rain or thunderstorms

And if you discover a roof leak during the storm, don’t put yourself at risk trying to find the source from the roof.

Protect the area inside your home when it is safe to do so, and we can take a closer look once conditions allow.

Stay safe tonight, South Central Texas. ❤️
Rhino Roofers: We Build Tough Roofs.

09/29/2026

🌧️ FLOOD WATCH: SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS

Heavy rain is expected across San Antonio, Austin, Round Rock and much of South Central Texas beginning Wednesday evening and continuing through Friday.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch from 7 PM Wednesday through 7 PM Friday, with periods of heavy rainfall capable of producing flash flooding. Current forecasts call for 2–4 inches of rain across the area, with isolated totals up to 8 inches possible.

Please stay weather-aware over the next few days:

📲 Keep weather alerts turned on

🚗 Never drive through flooded roadways: Turn Around, Don’t Drown

💧 Avoid low-water crossings, creeks and drainage areas

🏠 Keep an eye out for new leaks or water intrusion

🪜 And please stay off your roof during rain or thunderstorms

If you notice a roof leak or suspect storm damage, protect the area inside your home when it’s safe to do so.

Once conditions clear, Rhino Roofers can take a closer look and help determine what actually needs attention with our free roof inspections.

Stay safe, South Central Texas. ❤️

09/23/2026

Correct nail placement is one of the installation details that affects how a shingle seals and performs. The reinforced nailing area shown here gives the installer a defined target, but the crew still has to use the correct number of nails, drive them flush and keep them in the proper zone. A premium shingle cannot compensate for careless fastening.

Because the details matter.

Rhino Roofers. Call now to book your free inspection. We build tough roofs.
(210) 940-3832

09/16/2026

Passive vents depend on natural air movement. A solar-powered attic fan actively exhausts hot, humid attic air using energy from the sun.

The goal is not simply to add another vent. It is to create a balanced path for air to enter low and exit high. That balance can help remove trapped heat and humidity from the attic while supporting the roof system.

Because the details matter.

Rhino Roofers. Call now to book your free inspection. We build tough roofs.
(210) 940-3832

09/12/2026

⛈️ STORM ALERT: CONVERSE & NORTHEAST SAN ANTONIO

Hail moved through Converse, Texas, late Friday night, with KSAT 12 & KSAT.com viewers sharing photos of the storm and hail around the area.

If you’re in Converse, Live Oak, Universal City, Schertz, Cibolo, Kirby or northeast San Antonio, it’s worth giving your property a quick look in the daylight—but remember, hail damage to a roof isn’t always obvious from the ground.

Look for signs like:
🏠 Dented gutters, vents or metal flashing
🌳 Debris or damaged trees around your property
⚫ Granules collecting near downspouts
💧 New leaks or water spots inside your home

Please don’t climb onto your roof to check it yourself. If you think your home may have been in the path of the storm, Rhino Roofers can take a closer look.

🦏 Schedule a FREE 37-Point Roof Inspection with our local team and we’ll document what we find, explain your options and let you know whether your roof actually needs attention.

📍 Serving Converse, San Antonio & surrounding Central Texas communities
🔗 RhinoRoofers.com

Stay safe, neighbors. ❤️

Viewer photos from a hail storm in Converse, Texas
began posting on KSAT Connect around 10pm Friday night as a storm rolled through.

09/09/2026

Wind damage is not always obvious from the ground. This inspection photo shows a 3-tab shingle roof after high winds lifted and removed sections of the roof covering. Many modern architectural shingles are designed with higher wind ratings than traditional 3-tab shingles when they are installed according to the manufacturer’s requirements. The right material still needs correct fastening, sealing and edge details to perform as intended.

Because the details matter.

Rhino Roofers. Call now to book your free inspection. We build tough roofs.
(210) 940-3832

09/08/2026

Roofus knows the rules. 🔥

Click the tongs twice.
Fire up the grill.
Enjoy the long weekend.

Happy Labor Day from Rhino Roofers! 🇺🇸