Collin County, TX
Roofing in Frisco
Frisco's explosive growth means a high proportion of newer homes built between 2000 and 2020, many with architectural shingles that carried 30-year warranties. Despite being "newer," these roofs have weathered 15–20 Texas hail seasons and are often overdue for inspection. Luxury communities expect premium material options and clean jobsite management.
Storm History
Frisco was in the direct path of a major hail event in March 2016 that caused widespread damage to The Trails, Starwood, and the Frisco Lakes communities. Subsequent events in 2018 and 2022 reinforced the need for regular inspection cycles.
Neighborhoods We Serve
- Starwood
- The Trails
- Frisco Lakes
- Newman Village
- Phillips Creek Ranch
Permit Required
Frisco requires a permit for all re-roof projects. Inspections are handled by the city's Community Development department. Same-day turnaround on simple residential permits is common through the online portal.
FriscoBuilding Department →Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Age is one factor but storm history matters more. If your home went through the 2016 or 2022 events, a free inspection will tell you whether granule loss or soft-metal damage occurred.
Ready for a free Frisco inspection?
One form, two minutes — we will get back to you the same business day.