Roof Repair Services In
Plano and Nearby Suburbs

Yes. Most roofs that look “done” are not. The shingles can be aging while the underlying decking and structure are still solid. Replacement is the last option, not the first suggestion.

We follow a “repair first, replace only if needed” rule. That is core to how Roof Team 6 operates. Other roofers push full replacements because the ticket is bigger. We do not. We fix what is broken and leave the rest alone.

Repair is the right call when the damage is local. A few missing shingles. A failed flashing point. A specific leak. A nail pop. Storm damage in one area. All of these are repair jobs, not replacement jobs.

Replacement is only the right call when the roof has reached end of life across the whole structure, when there is widespread underlying decking damage, or when 50 percent or more of the surface needs work. We tell you straight up if that is what we find.

The free inspection includes a written report so you have proof either way.

Same day for emergencies. Next day for standard repairs.

If your roof is actively leaking, water is coming into the house, a tree branch went through it, or a storm just hit, we get a crew out the same day. We tarp first to stop the bleed, then schedule the permanent fix.

For non-emergency repairs, like a few missing shingles after a windstorm or a minor leak that is not actively dripping, we are usually onsite within 24 hours of the call. Free inspection. Photo report. Written estimate within 3 days of the visit.

Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, and the surrounding suburbs are our home territory. We are not driving across the metro to get to you. We get there fast because we are based here.

24/7 emergency service is real. Call any hour, any day, including weekends and holidays. (214) 556-1766.

Hail and wind. Both are constant in DFW.

Hail damage is the number one repair driver here. North Texas sits in one of the highest-hail zones in the country. Spring hail seasons routinely produce stones over 1 inch, which is the threshold where shingles start losing granules and the roof starts losing life. Most homeowners do not know they have hail damage until water shows up inside.

Wind damage is second. Sustained winds over 50 mph lift shingle edges, break seal bonds, and tear off whole sections in older roofs. Tornadic activity, which DFW gets every spring, accelerates this.

Behind hail and wind: heat damage from extended summer highs, UV breakdown of shingle granules, flashing failure around chimneys and vents, ice damming in the rare hard freezes, and tree debris damage during storms.

Almost all of these are insurance-eligible if the damage is recent. We document and help you file. The repair is often paid for by your homeowner’s policy.

Yes, in most cases. Texas homeowner’s policies cover sudden and accidental damage from storms, hail, wind, and falling objects. They do not cover wear and tear, age, or maintenance.

If your roof was damaged by a recent storm, your policy almost certainly covers the repair. The trick is documenting the damage correctly and filing within the claim window.

Roof Team 6 handles the insurance side. We document every damaged shingle, photograph the failures, write a contractor’s report your adjuster understands, and meet the adjuster onsite if you want us there. Storm damage repair is something we handle every week in DFW.

You pay your deductible. Insurance pays the rest. Most repairs net to your deductible amount, sometimes less if the work is below your deductible.

If your insurer denies a valid claim, we can help you appeal with proper documentation. We do not handle the legal side, but we make sure you have the evidence to fight it.

Call before you file. We tell you straight whether you have a claim worth filing.

Three quick checks tell you 80 percent of the answer.

Age check. If the roof is under 15 years old and the damage is local, repair. If it is 20-plus years old and showing wear across the whole surface, replacement is on the table.

Damage scope. Damage in one area equals repair. Damage across multiple slopes, valleys, and faces equals replacement territory. The rule of thumb: if more than 30 percent of the roof has active failures, you are usually past the repair point.

Decking check. If the underlying decking is rotted, sagging, or compromised across multiple sections, replacement is the right call. If the decking is solid and only the surface is damaged, repair holds up fine.

The free inspection includes all three checks. We give you a written report with photos and a clear recommendation. If repair is the right call, you will see why. If replacement is the right call, you will see why. No upsell.

If we say repair when the right answer is replacement, you will be calling us again in 6 months. We do not want that.

Yes, when the cause is correctly identified. Most leak repairs fail because the wrong fix gets applied.

Water rarely enters a roof at the spot where it shows up inside. It tracks along rafters, under shingles, through underlayment seams, and along flashing channels before it drips into your ceiling. A “fix” that just patches the visible spot inside does nothing if the actual entry point is 6 feet away.

We identify the source of entry first. That means going onto the roof, checking flashing, valleys, vent boots, ridge caps, nail penetrations, and shingle seal failures. We trace the path. Then we fix it.

Done correctly, a leak repair lasts as long as the roof itself. Done wrong, it leaks again in 6 months.

Common entry points we see in Plano: failed pipe boots around plumbing vents, lifted flashing on chimneys, cracked sealant at HVAC penetrations, missing or damaged ridge caps, and storm-loosened shingle bonds.

Free inspection. We find the entry point or you do not pay.

Yes. Every roof repair comes with our workmanship warranty.

The workmanship warranty covers the quality of the install. If a shingle we replaced lifts, a flashing we sealed leaks, or a repair we made fails, we come back and fix it at no charge. Free touch-ups and inspections included.

The workmanship warranty is separate from any manufacturer’s warranty on the materials. If we use Owens Corning shingles on a repair, those shingles carry their own product warranty from the manufacturer covering defects.

What the workmanship warranty does not cover: damage from new storms, new wear-and-tear unrelated to our work, and damage caused by other contractors or homeowners working on the roof after us.

This is standard. It also means we do the repair right the first time because we are on the hook to fix it if we do not. That is the point.

The warranty terms get put in writing on every repair invoice. Read it. Keep it. Use it if anything goes wrong.

Most repairs are done in 2 to 6 hours. Same day in and out.

Small jobs like replacing 5 to 10 shingles, sealing a flashing point, or patching one leak source take 2 to 3 hours start to finish. Medium jobs that involve some decking replacement, multiple flashing points, or matching damaged ridge caps take 4 to 6 hours.

Larger repairs, like extensive storm damage across multiple slopes or full valley replacement, can stretch into a second day. We schedule those with the weather window in mind. We never start a job we cannot weather-tight by end of day.

Emergency tarping is fast. We can have a roof tarped and the leak stopped within hours of the call. The permanent repair gets scheduled for the next available weather day.

We arrive when we say we will. We finish what we start. Plano homeowners do not get crews that show up half-finished and disappear for 3 days. The job stays staffed until it is done.

Six signals you cannot ignore.

Active water inside the house. Stains on the ceiling, drips during rain, or wet insulation in the attic mean water is getting through right now.

Visible missing or lifted shingles. If you can see them from the ground after a storm, the roof has a hole in it.

Granules in the gutters or downspouts. Heavy granule loss after hail or a windstorm means shingles are losing their UV protection and accelerating their own failure.

Sagging roof line. A sagging or wavy roof line means structural decking is compromised. This is past leak territory and into safety territory.

Visible storm damage. Branches on the roof, debris caught in gutters, or torn flashing visible from the ground all need same-week response.

Daylight in the attic. If you can see daylight where you should not, water is following the same path.

Any of these mean you call. Free inspection. Same-day response if it is actively leaking. (214) 556-1766.

Yes. Hail repair is one of the most common jobs we run in Plano.

Hail damage shows up in two ways. The obvious version: visible bruising, granule loss, cracks, or punctures. The hidden version: granule loss that does not look bad from the ground but accelerates roof failure over the next 12 to 24 months.

We inspect for both. The free inspection includes hail-specific damage assessment with photos. If the damage is local, we replace the impacted shingles. If the damage is widespread, the conversation shifts to insurance claim and possible replacement.

DFW homeowners often have hail damage they do not know about. Storms drop unevenly. Your neighbor might have a destroyed roof while yours looks untouched, or the reverse. The only way to know is an inspection.

Texas insurance policies typically have a 1-year window to file hail claims, sometimes 2 depending on the policy. If you suspect a recent storm hit your roof, get inspected before that window closes.

We document, file, and repair. You pay deductible. Insurance pays the rest.

Most repairs do not require permits. Replacements often do.

Plano building code requires permits for new roofs, full replacements, and structural changes. A repair that involves replacing existing shingles in kind, fixing flashing, or patching small areas usually falls under maintenance and does not need a permit.

The threshold is generally around 25 to 30 percent of the roof surface. If we are touching less than that, no permit. If we are touching more, the city wants visibility on the work.

Roof Team 6 pulls permits when permits are required. We handle the paperwork. You do not deal with the city. The permit cost gets included in the estimate so there are no surprises.

If a contractor tells you a full replacement does not need a permit, that is a red flag. Skipping permits is how unscrupulous roofers undercut prices, and it is how homeowners end up with insurance claims denied because the work was unpermitted.

We do it right. Always.

Yes. End to end.

We document the damage with photos and a written contractor’s report. We give you everything you need to file the claim with your insurer. We meet the adjuster onsite if you want us there to point out damage they might miss. We work directly with your adjuster on scope and pricing.

You file the claim. Insurance is your contract, not ours. But we hand you the evidence and the documentation that gives you the best shot at full coverage.

If your adjuster underscopes the damage, we can supplement with additional documentation and request a re-inspection. This is common. Adjusters cover wide territories and do not always catch every damaged shingle.

If your claim is denied for valid damage, we can help you understand why and what to provide for an appeal.

You pay your deductible. Insurance pays the rest. Most claim-paid repairs net out to deductible only.

We do not file fraudulent claims. We do not exaggerate damage. If the damage is real and recent, we document it. If it is not, we tell you straight.

All major residential and most commercial roofing materials.

Composite asphalt shingles. The most common Plano roof. We carry Owens Corning, GAF, CertainTeed, and others. Color and style matching is a focus. We get the new shingles to blend with the existing roof so the repair does not stand out.

Architectural shingles. Same as composite, just thicker and longer-lasting. We repair these all the time.

Metal roofing. Standing seam, R-panel, screw-down. We replace damaged panels, repair fastener failures, and re-seal seams.

Tile roofing. Clay and concrete tile, common in some Plano subdivisions. We replace cracked or broken tiles and re-bed the surrounding ones.

Flat roofing. TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen. Common on commercial buildings and some residential additions. We patch, seal, and reinforce.

Wood shake. Less common now but still around. We replace damaged shakes and treat for rot.

Roof coatings. We apply heat-reflective and waterproofing coatings on aging roofs to extend life.

If your roof is on this list, we can repair it. If it is something unusual, call us. We will tell you straight whether we are the right team for the job.

All major residential and most commercial roofing materials.

Yes, in almost every case. Color and style matching is a focus, not an afterthought.

Composite shingle roofs change color over time as UV breaks down the surface. A repair using brand-new shingles in your original color will sometimes look slightly off because your existing roof has aged. We work around this by sourcing the closest color match to your current roof, not your original purchase order.

If your shingle line is discontinued, we find the best modern equivalent. Owens Corning, GAF, and CertainTeed all have color cross-references for older lines.

For tile and metal roofing, matching is usually clean since these materials hold their color longer. For wood shake, we use weathered shake to blend with your existing surface.

Where matching is impossible, like a roof so old that no modern equivalent exists, we tell you upfront. The repair will be functional but visually distinct. In those cases, replacement may be the better long-term option.

The free inspection includes a color match assessment. You see exactly what the repair will look like before you sign. No surprises.

Architectural shingles. Same as composite, just thicker and longer-lasting. We repair these all the time.

Metal roofing. Standing seam, R-panel, screw-down. We replace damaged panels, repair fastener failures, and re-seal seams.

Tile roofing. Clay and concrete tile, common in some Plano subdivisions. We replace cracked or broken tiles and re-bed the surrounding ones.

Flat roofing. TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen. Common on commercial buildings and some residential additions. We patch, seal, and reinforce.

Wood shake. Less common now but still around. We replace damaged shakes and treat for rot.

Roof coatings. We apply heat-reflective and waterproofing coatings on aging roofs to extend life.

If your roof is on this list, we can repair it. If it is something unusual, call us. We will tell you straight whether we are the right team for the job.