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Frisco, Texas · Collin & Denton counties

Frisco Roofing, Quoted in Pieces Instead of One Big Number

Replacement, repair, hail and wind work, assessments, leak tracing, metal, commercial roofing and gutters across Frisco, Little Elm, The Colony, Prosper, Plano and McKinney. You get the price broken out by piece, and a straight answer about whether the work is needed at all.

  • Insured crews
  • Free assessment
  • Every line priced separately
  • Written workmanship warranty
Asphalt shingle roof slope being assessed on a Frisco home

Before you call anybody

Four Things Decide What a Roof Costs, and None of Them Are a Salesman's Mood

Nobody in this trade publishes pricing, which is exactly why two quotes on the same house can land a long way apart. We cannot give you a figure without seeing the roof. We can tell you what the figure is built out of, so you can read anyone's quote, ours included, and know what you are looking at.

  1. 01

    Squares, pitch and access

    Roofing is priced per square, which is a hundred square feet of roof surface, not floor area. A steeper pitch slows everything down and changes the safety setup. A roof a truck cannot park near costs more to load.

  2. 02

    What is under the shingles

    Layers to tear off, decking that has gone soft, rotten fascia. This is where quotes drift after work starts, so ours carries a decking allowance with a per-sheet price printed on it before anybody begins.

  3. 03

    The material line you pick

    A three-tab, an architectural laminate, an impact-rated shingle and a standing seam panel are four different prices and four different lifespans. We name the product and the gauge or weight rather than writing premium shingle.

  4. 04

    The details nobody photographs

    Flashing, valleys, pipe boots, ridge vent, drip edge, ice-and-water at the eaves. A small fraction of the price, and the source of most leaks we get called out to fix on other people's work.

  1. 01

    Repair stays on the table

    The trade's reputation is built on turning every assessment into a replacement. If your system has life left and the problem is a flashing detail, that is what the scope says and that is what we price.

  2. 02

    Every line carries its own price

    Tear-off, decking allowance, underlayment, the shingle line, ridge vent, flashing, disposal, permit. Separately. You can hold it against any other quote in Frisco and compare like for like, which is the entire point.

  3. 03

    The workmanship warranty is printed

    Material warranties come from the manufacturer. The workmanship warranty comes from us, it is a separate document, and it is printed rather than described.

  4. 04

    Crews that are still here in November

    Frisco gets worked over by out-of-town crews after a bad hail night. Ours are local, and reachable months after the job for something installed in May.

  5. 05

    Insurance, inside the lines Texas draws

    We document the damage and write the scope you submit yourself, and we will meet your adjuster on the roof. We do not adjust your claim, negotiate it for you, or offer to absorb your deductible, the last of which is a crime in Texas rather than a favour.

  6. 06

    The site is left clean

    Debris hauled the same day, and a magnet run over the drive and the grass before the trailer leaves. Nails in a tyre two weeks later is the complaint we most want never to receive.

How a job actually runs

From the First Call to the Last Sweep

  1. 01

    The call

    Describe what you are seeing. Most of the time we can tell you on the phone whether it sounds like a repair, a replacement, or something that can wait until after the season.

  2. 02

    The assessment

    We get on the roof, check the slopes, the flashing details and the attic side where it matters, and write up what is actually wrong. No charge, and the findings are yours whether you hire us or not.

  3. 03

    The scope and the number

    Everything broken out by piece, including the decking allowance and the permit. Nothing gets added later without a written change you sign.

  4. 04

    The work and the clean-up

    Materials staged, tear-off and install run in sequence, the job recorded as it goes, debris hauled, and a magnet over the drive and the grass at the end.

Rain mid-job is planned for, not improvised. Any deck we open gets dried in before the crew leaves the property, every day.

No charge for the look

Find Out What the Roof Needs Before It Decides for You

An assessment, written findings, and a number built out of parts you can read. No charge, and nothing owed afterwards.

Book a Frisco roof assessment — (214) 239-3294

Free assessment · written findings · no obligation

Where we work

Frisco First, Then Both Sides of the County Line

Frisco is unusual for North Texas in that the city sits in two counties at once, Collin on the east side and Denton on the west. We work both, plus the ring of towns around them.

What these roofs face

North Texas roofs are built for impact and uplift, not snow load. Our scopes assume hail exposure, high summer deck temperatures, and the wind patterns that come off open ground to the west and north.

How quickly we get out

Assessments are normally scheduled within a couple of business days. An active leak goes to the front of the list, because water does not wait for a gap in the calendar.

How far we go

Frisco first, then the surrounding towns in both counties. If you are on the edge of the map, ask. The answer is usually yes.

Towns we cover

  • Frisco
  • Little Elm
  • The Colony
  • Prosper
  • Plano
  • McKinney
  • Celina
  • Allen
  • Aubrey
  • Oak Point
  • Hackberry
  • Providence Village

No. We get on the roof, write up what we find, and hand you the findings whether or not you hire us.

Because the honest answer depends on squares, pitch, layers, decking and the material line, and quoting before seeing those is guessing. What we will do is show you the parts the number is built from, and price each one separately once we have seen the roof.

It depends on the age of the system, how widespread the damage is and whether the decking is sound. Isolated damage on a roof with years left is a repair, and we will say so. Widespread granule loss, brittle shingles or hail across every slope usually is not.

From the ground, mostly you cannot. Bruising does not always look like anything until the granules come off months later. That is what the assessment is for, and it is why we write down what we find slope by slope.

Texas does not issue a state roofing licence, so there is nothing to hold, and anyone showing you a Texas roofing license is showing you something else. We are insured, which is the claim that actually protects you, and we will send the certificate before we start.

No, and in Texas a roofing contractor is not allowed to. We document the damage, write the scope you submit yourself, and meet your adjuster on the roof. Filing and negotiating stay with you and your insurer.

No. Waiving or absorbing a deductible is a criminal offence in Texas, and a contractor offering it is telling you something about how they run everything else.

Two, and they come from different places. The material warranty is the manufacturer's and depends on the product. The workmanship warranty is ours, it is a separate printed document, and its term is stated on it before you sign anything.

Most Frisco homes are a one-day or two-day tear-off and install. You can stay. It is loud, the drive needs clearing for the trailer, and pets are usually happier somewhere else for the day.

Any deck we open gets dried in before the crew leaves that day. If weather closes in mid-tear-off we stop, secure the open area and come back, which is one reason we do not strip more roof in a morning than we can close by evening.

Roofer working along the ridge of a residential roof

The company

Built Around the Number, Not the Sales Call

Almost every complaint in this trade comes back to a price nobody could check. A quote that was one figure on a business card becomes a bigger invoice. A warranty that was a sentence in a driveway becomes a shrug.

We work the other way round in Frisco. The roof gets assessed, the findings get written, the scope gets broken out by piece, and the warranty gets printed. It is a slower way to sell a roof, and a much harder one to argue with six months later.

Next step

Start With the Assessment, Not the Estimate

A leak, hail, a roof that has aged out, or a closing date that will not move. Get the facts first and price the work from what is actually up there.