Roofing and storm repair in Plano
Collin County sits in the heart of the DFW hail corridor, and Plano roofs from the 1980s and 90s see a lot of it.
Roofing in Plano
Plano grew fast between 1980 and 2000, which means thousands of homes in Deerfield, Willow Bend and Old Shepard Place are now on their second or third roof. Many of those roofs carry three-tab shingles that do not hold up to 1.5 inch hail.
Our Plano crews work out of a staging lot near the Dallas North Tollway and know the HOA approval process for most master-planned neighborhoods, including color and profile rules for architectural shingles.
- 1,140+
- Plano roofs completed (sample)
- 32 squares
- Typical roof size (sample)
- 52 min
- Avg. arrival time (sample)
From your neighbors
Honest about what insurance would and would not cover. We upgraded to Class 4 shingles and our carrier gave us a discount.
Hail came through on a Sunday night. A tarp crew was on the roof by 1 a.m. and they met our adjuster that Thursday. New roof in 11 days.
Our average arrival time in Plano is 52 min (sample). Active leaks are prioritized on the storm line 24/7.
Most DFW cities, including Plano, require a roofing permit for full replacements. We pull it for you and schedule any required inspection.
Yes. We prepare color and material submittals for HOA approval before scheduling your install.
Storm hit Plano?
Free inspection with a photo report in 48 hours, or call the storm line for a tarp crew tonight.
4.9 average from 1,284 Dallas homeowners (sample)