About
About Frisco Texas Roofing Pros
A roofing company built around the two things homeowners here say they never get: a straight answer about whether the work is needed, and a price broken into parts they can check.
Insured crews · Written workmanship warranty · No manufacturer badges we have not earned
How we work
Why the number comes before the sales call
We work Frisco and the towns around it on both sides of the Collin–Denton county line, because that is a service area a small company can genuinely cover. There is no franchise map behind that and no plan to spread out until the drive becomes the job.
The trade in this market has a reputation problem that is largely earned. Every hail season brings crews from out of state who knock doors for a fortnight, sell replacements on roofs that needed repairs, disappear before the first warranty question, and leave the local companies to explain the mess. Homeowners here have learned to expect a confident stranger, an unverifiable claim and a single number with nothing behind it.
So the method is deliberately plain. Somebody gets on the roof and writes down what is there. The scope goes out with every part of the work carrying its own price, so you can hold it against anybody else's bid line for line. If the roof can be repaired, the repair is the quote. None of that is clever. It is simply what we would want if it were our house.
Six things that decide what you get back from us
- 01
Prices are broken into parts
Tear-off, decking, underlayment, system, metal, ventilation, disposal and permit each carry their own figure. When two bids are thousands apart, the difference is almost always hiding in one of those lines, and you cannot see it unless somebody writes it out.
- 02
Repair is quoted before replacement
Saying a roof has years left costs us the bigger job today. It is also why the phone rings again in five years, and it is the single most differentiating thing a roofing company in this market can do.
- 03
What moves the price is published
Nobody in this trade publishes pricing, so we publish the next best thing: what the number is built from. Squares, pitch, layers, decking, material line. Read any quote in Frisco with that in hand and it stops being a mystery.
- 04
The crews are local
The people who assess your roof are the people who work on it, and they are still on this number in a year. In a market that fills with out-of-state trucks every hail season, that is not a small thing.
- 05
Texas has no roofing licence, and we say so
There is no state roofing licence in Texas, so any company advertising one is describing something that does not exist. We carry insurance, we will send the certificate before we climb, and we would rather explain the gap than paper over it.
- 06
Insurance handled the way the law requires
We document damage, write the scope you submit, and meet your adjuster on the roof. We do not act as your public adjuster, because Texas reserves that for licensed adjusters, and we do not waive deductibles, because in Texas that is a criminal offence rather than a discount.
What we carry, and what we will not claim
We carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and the certificates go to you before anybody sets foot on the property. Our workmanship warranty is issued in writing and is separate from whatever the manufacturer warrants on the materials, which is a distinction worth asking any roofer to spell out. What you will not find on this site is a wall of manufacturer badges or association logos, because those belong to companies that have earned and maintained them, and they are the easiest thing in this trade to imply without holding. If that changes, the specific credential will appear here with the detail that makes it checkable.
- General liability insurance
- Workers' compensation insurance
- Written workmanship warranty
- Manufacturer material warranties passed through on their own terms
- No-charge, no-obligation assessments
- Written scope with each item priced separately
- Full compliance with Texas rules on claims handling and deductibles
Where we work
Frisco and the towns either side of the county line: Little Elm, The Colony, Prosper, Plano, McKinney, Celina, Allen, Aubrey, Oak Point, Hackberry and Providence Village.
Next step
Start with a look at the roof
There is no obligation attached to an assessment and no charge for it, and you end up with a written answer either way. That is a reasonable place to start with any roofing company, and it is where this one always starts.
Insured crews · Frisco based · Written workmanship warranty