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Eight lines of work

Roofing Services for Plano Homes and Businesses

Eight lines of work, from a single failed pipe boot to a full commercial re-cover, all starting with a free assessment and a set of photographs.

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Gable roofline with architectural composition shingles

Pick the One That Matches What You Are Seeing

Roofs rarely announce which category of problem they have. A ceiling stain can be a ten-dollar boot or a thirty-thousand-dollar system failure, and the gap between those two answers is the whole reason this page exists as a menu rather than a sales pitch. Pick the service that matches what you are seeing, or call and describe it and we will point you at the right one. Every line below is performed by the same insured crews working out of Plano, documented the same way, and warranted the same way.

Roof Replacement

When a roof has reached the end of its service life, the job is a complete tear-off down to the deck, decking repair where the sheathing has softened, and a new system built to the manufacturer's installation specification. Every component from underlayment to ridge vent appears as its own line before a single bundle is ordered.

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Roof Repair

Most roofs that alarm their owners need a few hours of work rather than a tear-off. Lifted shingles, split boots, failed valley metal, loose flashing and isolated deck damage all fall here, and this is the page for anyone who suspects they are being steered toward a replacement they do not need.

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Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair

After a Collin County hail cell, the first useful step is documentation: dated photographs of every slope, every elevation and every soft-metal surface that registered the impact. What follows is either a repair, a replacement, or a written assessment you can hand to your insurer.

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Roof Inspections

A written condition assessment with photographs, for a buyer whose option period is running, a seller staring at an inspection finding, or an owner who simply wants a straight answer about how many seasons are left. No obligation attaches to it.

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Roof Leak Repair

Water travels along decking, rafters and pipe runs before it appears on a ceiling, so the entry point is almost never directly above the stain. This is the diagnostic service: trace the path, find the actual opening, correct it there.

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Metal Roofing

Standing seam and metal shingle systems for owners weighing a roof that should outlast two composition cycles. Panel profile, gauge, fastener method, finish and trim detail each get priced separately so the comparison against a composition replacement is an honest one.

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Commercial Roofing

Low-slope and flat systems on business property, including TPO, modified bitumen and coating restorations, plus the drainage and penetration detail that causes most commercial failures. Work is scheduled around your tenants and your operating hours.

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Gutters & Downspouts

Seamless gutter runs formed on site, guards where the tree cover justifies them, and downspouts routed and sized for the roof area feeding them. A correctly sized gutter is a foundation product as much as a roof product.

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The Same Three Commitments on Every Line of Work

Evidence before pricing.

Photographs of every finding, organized by slope and dated, handed to you whether or not you hire us.

Scope you can actually compare.

Tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, disposal and permit shown as separate lines, never folded into one number.

Labor warranted in our own name.

A written workmanship warranty stated separately from whatever the manufacturer says about the material.

Not Sure Which One You Need

That is the normal state of affairs and it is a two-minute phone call to resolve. Describe what you are seeing, tell us where the property sits, and we will tell you which of the eight above is the right starting point, or whether the answer is to leave it alone this year.

(214) 272-2170 — talk it through with a roofer