Roof Replacement Services In
Plano and Nearby Suburbs

Most roof replacements take 1 to 3 days.

A standard single-story Plano roof, around 2,000 to 2,500 sqft, gets done in a single day with a full crew. Tear off in the morning. Decking inspection. New underlayment, drip edge, flashing, ridge vents, and shingles down. Cleanup before sundown.

Larger or more complex roofs take 2 to 3 days. Two-story homes with multiple slopes, steep pitch, or extensive flashing work need the extra time. Tile and metal replacements typically run 3 to 5 days because the material handling is slower.

Weather delays are real. We do not start a replacement we cannot dry-in by end of day. If rain is forecast, we either compress the timeline or wait. We never leave a tear-off open overnight if there is any rain risk.

Communication is on us. You know each morning what is happening and when. Crew arrival time, expected finish time, and any weather adjustments get communicated upfront. No mystery on day 2.

Three materials hold up best in the DFW climate.

Architectural composite shingles with high-performance ratings. Owens Corning Duration, GAF Timberline HDZ, and similar lines are engineered for high heat and high wind. 30 to 50-year material warranties. Standard install in Plano. Best balance of cost and longevity.

Standing seam metal. 50-plus year lifespan. Reflects heat instead of absorbing it. Lower attic temperatures and lower cooling bills. Higher upfront cost, around 2 to 3 times composite, but the lifecycle math wins for long-term homeowners.

Concrete or clay tile. 50 to 70 year lifespan. Heat-reflective. Common in higher-end Plano subdivisions. Premium pricing and requires structural reinforcement on most homes.

What does not hold up well: thin 3-tab shingles, cheap luxury vinyl, anything with a low UV rating. North Texas heat will accelerate failure on low-grade materials.

The right material for you depends on how long you plan to stay, your budget, and the look you want. The free inspection includes a material recommendation based on your specific roof and goals.

Yes. Two warranties stack on every replacement.

Workmanship warranty from Roof Team 6. Covers the install quality. If anything we put in fails, we come back and fix it at no charge. This covers flashing, fastening, sealing, ridge cap install, and the integrity of the install itself.

Material warranty from the manufacturer. Owens Corning, GAF, CertainTeed, and other major brands offer their own product warranties covering shingle defects. These run 30 to 50 years on architectural shingles, with limited lifetime warranties on premium lines.

For qualifying Owens Corning installations, the limited lifetime material warranty applies for the full period of homeownership. That means as long as you own the home, the manufacturer covers material defects on the shingles.

The warranty terms are written. You get them in your install packet. Read them. Keep them. Register the manufacturer warranty with the manufacturer after install. we walk you through that step.

What warranties do not cover: storm damage (that is insurance), wear and tear from extreme conditions outside design specs, and damage from other contractors working on the roof later.

If 30 percent or more of the roof is failing, replacement.

If the damage is local, repair.

The 30 percent rule is rough but reliable. It accounts for the fact that fixing 30 percent of a roof costs nearly as much as replacing it, while leaving you with 70 percent that is still aging out. At that point the math swings to replacement.

Below the 30 percent line, repair is the better economic move. You preserve the years of life left in the unaffected sections.

Other replacement triggers: roof age over 20 years with widespread granule loss, multiple decking sections rotted or sagging, structural issues like compromised rafters or trusses, or hail damage severe enough that insurance has already declared it a total loss.

The free inspection gives you a clear answer with photos. Repair if repair is the right call. Replacement if replacement is the right call. We do not push replacement to grow the ticket. That is core to how we operate.

If we say replacement, you will see why. If we say repair, you will see that too. Free written report either way.

Yes. Most homeowners stay home during the install.

The work is loud. Hammering, nail guns, debris hitting the dump trailer, crew on the roof. If you work from home or have small children napping, plan for the noise. Schools and grandparents are popular options for the day.

Pets handle it differently. Some sleep through it. Some do not. If your pet is anxious, plan to be away for the loudest hours, typically 7 AM to 2 PM.

Cars need to move. We need driveway and street access for the dump trailer and material delivery. Park on the street the night before.

Items in the attic should be covered. Vibration during tear-off can dislodge dust and debris. Throw a sheet over anything you do not want a fine layer of dust on.

Outdoor furniture, grills, and yard items get tarped or moved by us if they are within the work zone.

The crew uses the bathroom only if you offer. Otherwise we stage offsite. We respect that this is your home, not a job site.

We tear off, haul off, and clean up. You see no waste left behind.

Day 1 morning: full tear-off down to the decking. Old shingles, old underlayment, old flashing, old ridge caps. All of it goes into a dump trailer parked at your house. We do not pile it on the lawn. We do not leave bags of nails for you to step on later.

The dump trailer hauls everything to a roofing waste facility. Asphalt shingles get recycled where local infrastructure supports it. The rest goes to managed waste streams.

Magnetic nail sweep at end of day. Every day. We run a magnetic sweep across the driveway, walkways, lawn, and street to pull up dropped nails before crew leaves. This protects tires and feet.

Final cleanup the day work finishes: full property walkthrough with you. Any debris you spot, we handle. Any nails we missed, we sweep again. The yard should look the same as it did before we started, minus the new roof.

If you want photos of every stage for your insurance file, we provide them. Documentation is part of the job.

Yes. Storm-damaged roof replacement is one of the most common jobs we run in Plano.

Hail and wind season runs spring and early summer. We see massive volumes of storm damage every year. Most of it ends up as insurance-paid replacement when the damage is severe.

The process: free inspection with full damage documentation. We photograph every impacted area, write a contractor’s report, and give you everything you need to file with your insurance. We meet the adjuster onsite to point out damage they might miss. If the adjuster approves the claim, we coordinate the install timeline with you.

Insurance-paid replacement nets you to your deductible. Most homeowners pay only their deductible out of pocket. Insurance pays the full replacement value.

If your insurer underscopes the damage, we supplement with additional photos and documentation. If they deny a valid claim, we help you understand why and what evidence supports an appeal.

We do not file fraudulent claims. If the damage is real and recent, we document it. If it is not, we tell you. The free inspection includes a straight answer on whether you have a claim worth filing.

Yes, when the damage is sudden and accidental.

Texas homeowner’s policies cover storm damage, hail, wind, falling objects, and fire. They cover sudden events. They do not cover gradual wear and tear, age, neglect, or maintenance.

If your roof was destroyed or severely damaged by a recent storm, insurance covers the replacement. If your roof is just old and worn out, insurance does not.

The claim window matters. Texas policies typically allow 1 year to file a hail claim, sometimes 2. If you wait too long, the claim gets denied for late filing.

The deductible matters. Most Texas policies have a separate wind/hail deductible, typically 1 to 2 percent of dwelling coverage. On a $400,000 home with a 1 percent wind/hail deductible, that is $4,000 out of pocket. Insurance pays the rest of the replacement.

Some policies are ACV (actual cash value) instead of RCV (replacement cost value). ACV pays depreciated value, which means you get less. RCV pays full replacement. Check your policy before you assume coverage.

We help you read the policy and file the claim correctly.

The Owens Corning Limited Lifetime Material Warranty covers material defects on qualifying shingles for as long as you own the home.

This is the manufacturer’s warranty, not ours. Owens Corning provides it directly on their qualifying shingle lines installed by a certified contractor. Roof Team 6 is an Owens Corning certified contractor, which is what makes your install qualify.

What it covers: defects in the shingles themselves. Manufacturing flaws. Premature granule loss outside expected wear. Material delamination. Anything that comes back to a defect in the product as it was made.

What it does not cover: storm damage, hail damage, wind damage, falling objects, fire, ice damming, or anything caused by an outside event. Those are insurance items, not warranty items.

The warranty is non-transferable in most cases. If you sell the home, the warranty resets to a different schedule for the new owner. Check the specific warranty document for your install.

You register the warranty with Owens Corning after install. We walk you through the registration step and provide the certified contractor documentation needed to activate it. Without registration, the warranty does not formally start.

Yes. We replace flat roofs on residential additions, commercial buildings, and mixed-roof homes.

Common flat roof systems we install: TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) for energy efficiency and durability, EPDM rubber for cost-effective long life, and modified bitumen for traditional flat roof performance.

Flat roofs in North Texas have specific challenges. Heat. UV. Ponding water. Drainage failures. Each system handles these differently. TPO reflects heat well. EPDM holds up under UV but absorbs heat. Modified bitumen has been the traditional choice for decades and is still solid when installed correctly.

The right system depends on the building, the budget, and the use case. Commercial buildings with HVAC equipment on the roof have different needs than a residential second-floor addition. We assess and recommend.

Flat roof replacement timelines run 3 to 7 days depending on size and complexity. Tear-off, deck inspection, insulation, membrane install, flashing, drainage check.

Free inspection includes flat roof assessment. We tell you straight whether replacement is the right call or if a coating extends the existing roof’s life enough to defer replacement.

Yes. Multiple financing options for qualified homeowners.

Primary offer: $0 down, 0 percent APR, no payments for 24 months. This is the standard financing package. Credit-qualified homeowners can finance the full replacement amount with no money down and no payments during the first 2 years.

Other plans available depending on your situation. Lower monthly payments with extended terms. Combined deductible-and-balance financing for insurance-paid replacements.

100 percent financing means the full project cost is financeable. No upfront cash required at signing.

No credit score impact to check your options. The pre-qualification step is a soft pull. Hard credit pull only happens if you accept the loan terms and proceed.

The financing is through licensed third-party lenders, not Roof Team 6 directly. That keeps interest rates competitive and approval terms standard.

We walk you through the application during the estimate visit if you want it. Approval typically takes 24 to 48 hours. Once approved, the install schedules normally.

If financing does not work for your situation, we can also accept payment in installments tied to project milestones.

Owens Corning is our primary line. We are a certified Owens Corning contractor, which is what makes the limited lifetime material warranty available on qualifying installs.

We also install GAF, CertainTeed, and Atlas shingles when the homeowner prefers a different brand or color line. All major manufacturers carry their own warranties.

For metal roofing: standing seam systems from regional manufacturers including Galvalume and painted steel options. R-panel and screw-down for outbuildings and commercial.

For tile: clay and concrete tile from major suppliers. Repairs commonly cross brand lines since matching old tile to new product requires sourcing flexibility.

For flat roofing: TPO from Carlisle, GAF, and Versico. EPDM from Firestone and Carlisle. Modified bitumen from Polyglass and CertainTeed.

We are not a one-brand-only operation. The right material depends on the roof, the climate, your budget, and the look you want. The free inspection includes a brand and material recommendation specific to your situation.

If you have a brand preference, tell us. If you are open to recommendations, we explain the tradeoffs honestly. Our incentive is to install what holds up, because warranty callbacks are bad business.

Six things to handle the day before.

Move cars off the driveway. Park on the street. We need driveway access for the dump trailer and material delivery. Trailer arrives morning of day 1.

Cover items in the attic. Vibration during tear-off dislodges dust. Throw sheets over anything you do not want covered in fine debris.

Take down anything fragile on interior walls below the roof. Pictures, mirrors, shelf items. Vibration travels. We have not had glass break, but better to be safe.

Move outdoor furniture, grills, and yard items at least 10 feet from the house. We tarp the work zone, but nothing within reach of the eaves should stay.

Tell us about pets, kids, or anyone working from home. We work around naps and important calls when we can.

Remove anything sensitive from windowsills below the work zone. Vibration can shift items.

The crew lead does a walkthrough with you the morning of day 1 to confirm everything is set. If we missed anything, we handle it before tear-off starts.

That is it. We handle the rest.

The exact warranty depends on the shingle line you install.

Architectural shingles like Duration and Duration FLEX carry a Limited Lifetime Material Warranty when installed by a certified contractor. That means coverage for as long as you own the home, against material defects. Roof Team 6 is a certified Owens Corning contractor, which is what activates the lifetime coverage on your install.

Premium lines like TruDefinition and Duration STORM carry the same lifetime material warranty plus enhanced wind ratings and impact resistance.

The lifetime material warranty covers defects in the shingles themselves. It does not cover storm damage, hail damage, wind damage outside the rated specifications, or installation issues (those are covered by our workmanship warranty).

Wind warranty is separate and ranges from 110 to 130 mph depending on the shingle line and how it is installed. Proper nail placement and pattern is what triggers the maximum wind coverage. We install to those specs as standard practice.

Algae resistance warranties run 10 to 15 years on Owens Corning’s StreakGuard products.

The full warranty document gets registered with Owens Corning after install. We walk you through the registration step.