Half of Plano was built in the 1980s and 90s. Those roofs are on their second covering now, in a county that took seventeen days of two-inch-plus hail in eleven years.
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Everything off, so the decking is seen rather than assumed. On a 1990s Plano house already on a second covering, the sheathing has taken one round of fastener damage and you want to know what condition it is actually in.
Rotten, delaminated or fastener-chewed sheathing replaced, sound sheathing kept, every sheet photographed. Intake and exhaust balanced to the attic volume — the requirement most denied shingle warranty claims actually turn on.
Replaced rather than reused. Reusing flashing is the quickest way to shave a bid and the most reliable way to produce a leak in year three, and it is invisible from the ground either way.
Synthetic underlayment, a proper starter course, and ridge and rake detailing specified to Plano's adopted 105 mph under the 2024 IRC rather than to a regional average.
Plano has 161 mandatory associations registered with the city. Colour and profile sit outside what state law protects, so the architectural committee genuinely decides. We prepare the submittal with product data and a colour sample and get it approved before tear-off, not after.
City-licensed hauler with a $10,000 surety bond booked in advance, and the waste routed to an NTMWD transfer station or the 121 Regional Disposal Facility — contractor remodeling waste is barred from the resident programme.
How many squares, how much decking is included, what happens if we find more, what flashing is being replaced rather than reused, and what ventilation is specified. A surprise on a re-roof is almost always a scoping failure rather than a genuine discovery.
Both are real scheduling dependencies in Plano and both routinely get missed. We would rather have the architectural committee's answer in hand and a container legally on its way than promise you a date we cannot hold.
$75 for the permit. Plano publishes a form letting you waive the final roof inspection — we schedule around the inspection instead of asking you to sign that away. It costs nothing and it is your only independent check on the work.
Nothing opened wider than we can dry in the same day. Deck repairs photographed before they disappear, inspection passed, manufacturer warranty registered including ventilation compliance, and the photographic record handed over.
Dimensional, UL Class A, rated to Plano's adopted 105 mph. The default across the 1980s and 90s housing that makes up half the city, with a colour range that satisfies most Plano HOA palettes.
UL 2218 Class 4 in a county with 17 days of two-inch-plus hail in eleven years — nearly double Dallas County's count at almost identical overall frequency. Frequently eligible for a Texas carrier discount worth pricing before you decide.
Most Plano houses have at least one section under 2:12 — a porch, a patio cover or an addition — where a shingle does not belong. Those get a proper membrane flashed into the steep-slope field.
Written, on the installation. A workmanship warranty is worth exactly the continuity of the company behind it — ours has operated from the same Garland building since 2019.
On qualifying systems installed to the published specification, including the ventilation requirement that most denied warranty claims hinge on.
We return and check sealant, flashing, boots and ridge before the next March-to-May window, which carries roughly three quarters of Collin County's hail.
Don't see your question? Call us at (469) 936-7663 — we're happy to talk it through.
The installation is usually one to two days for tear-off, deck and install, with the roof dried in the same day it is opened. The longer poles in Plano are usually the HOA architectural approval and booking a city-licensed hauler — both of which we start before promising a date, precisely so they do not become the delay.
The residential re-roof permit is $75. Contractor registration in Plano runs $100 a year plus $10 per vehicle identification tag. Worth asking any bidder whether they actually hold Plano registration rather than assuming it.
In most of Plano, yes. The city has 161 mandatory homeowners associations registered with it, and Plano's own re-roof handout tells you to contact yours about deed restrictions. Texas law limits what an association can outright prohibit on certain roofing products, but it does not reach deed restrictions on colour and profile — so your HOA can lawfully rule out a shingle the city would allow. We prepare and carry the submittal.
Because the deck is the question. Plano's median build year is 1993 with 68.7% of the city built before 2000, so most local roofs are on a second covering and the sheathing has already taken one round of fastener damage. An overlay hides that from you, from us and from the inspector, adds weight, and shortens the life of the new roof.
105 mph, under the 2024 IRC adopted by Ordinance 2025-6-15 effective 1 August 2025, with ice barrier underlayment not required. Plano also deleted its blanket Class A/B/C roof-covering requirement when it moved cycles — so a bidder citing a Plano fire-class ordinance is citing something the city has removed.
It gets the right product. Most Plano houses have at least one section below about 2:12 where an asphalt shingle will not hold, and those sections need a proper low-slope membrane properly flashed into the shingle field. It is one of the most common failure points on a cheap re-roof, because doing it correctly costs real money and nobody sees it from the street.
We would advise against it. The final inspection costs nothing and it is the only independent verification that the roof matches what you paid for. Waiving it saves a day. In a county that recorded 17 days of two-inch-plus hail in eleven years, that day is not worth giving up your only backstop — and a contractor pushing you to sign it is telling you something.
We document the damage, meet the adjuster on the roof and supply the scope. What we will not do is promise you an approval or inflate a scope so a deductible disappears. On a 1990s Plano roof the honest answer is sometimes that it has reached end of life rather than sustained an insurable loss, and we will say so even though it is the harder conversation.
Free inspection, honest scope, real warranty. Most service work scheduled within 24–48 hours.
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