Homebase Roofing

You may know us as North Dallas Construction, we're now Homebase Roofing. Here's why

Locally owned · Plano, Texas

Your Home Deserves More Than Just Another Roofer.

We're the Plano crew that shows up fast, inspects honestly, and stands beside you through the insurance claim — with no pressure and no disappearing act.

No pushy sales. If your roof's fine, we'll tell you and leave.

5.0 on Google Licensed & insured 1-hour callback No-pressure promise

Free roof inspection

We'll call you within 1 business hour.

Your roof

Step 1 of 3

Do you already suspect storm or hail damage?

No pushy sales. If your roof's fine, we'll tell you and leave.

  • 100% free
  • No obligation
  • 1-hour callback

60-second check

Do I Even Have Damage? Find Out Free.

Four questions, no phone number needed to see your answer. Most homeowners have no idea whether their roof took a hit — this tells you before anyone climbs a ladder.

Question 1 of 4

About how old is your roof?

A guess is fine — most homeowners don't know the exact year.

No pushy sales. If your roof's fine, we'll tell you and leave. No email required to see your answer.

Heads up on timing: Texas insurers generally give you one year from the date of the storm to file. If a storm hit your neighborhood last spring, that clock is running.

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Had hail?

Don't file a claim before a free inspection — here's why.

Adjusters give you one shot at your claim. We photograph every square, mark every impact, and hand you a report that speaks their language — before you call your insurance company.

See What Hail Damage Looks Like
Curtis Dunn, owner of Homebase Roofing, standing in a driveway in front of a branded Homebase Roofing truck while his crew loads shingles

Meet the owner

Curtis Dunn, and a crew your neighbors know by name.

Big storm-chaser outfits fly in, sign contracts, and disappear before the shingles are dry. We don't. Homebase is based right here on Alma Drive — same office, same crew, same phone number that answers on the second ring in five years.

You'll meet Curtis Dunn on the free inspection. He'll be the one on your roof with the adjuster, and the one who picks up when you call about a shingle three years from now.

How it works

Three steps from storm to new roof

No guesswork, no pressure, and no paperwork you have to handle alone.

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Free inspection

We climb your roof, document damage square-by-square, and give you a written report — yours to keep.

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We handle insurance

We meet your adjuster on the roof. We speak the language of scope sheets, RCV, and depreciation so you don't have to.

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New roof, one day

Most Plano replacements finish in a single day. Yard clean when we leave. Magnetic sweep for nails.

Roof deck exposed during tear-off with loose nails scattered across the underlayment and stacked bundles of removed shingles

Inside a tear-off day

What actually happens in your driveway

This is one of our own jobs in the North Dallas area — not a stock photo. Here's the order things happen in, so nothing about the day is a surprise.

Homebase Roofing crew mid tear-off on a single-story brick home in the North Dallas area, with a magnetic nail sweeper on the lawn and tarps staged at the curb

Tear-off day on a single-story brick home — tarps staged at the curb, magnetic sweeper already out on the lawn.

Before the first shingle comes off

Tarps go down along the elevations we're tearing, landscaping and A/C units get covered, and the driveway is staged so the dump trailer never sits on your turf. You can see the tarps and the sweeper already out in this shot — that happens before any work starts, not after.

Tear-off, then the deck inspection

Old layers come off down to the bare deck. We walk every sheet, mark anything soft or delaminated, pull loose fasteners, and photograph it. If sheathing needs replacing, you see the photo before you see the line item.

Dry-in, then the new system

Underlayment, ice-and-water at the valleys and penetrations, new pipe boots and flashing, then shingles run in straight courses off a chalked line. New flashing every time — we don't reuse old metal to save an hour.

The sweep and the walk-through

Magnetic sweeper across the yard, driveway, and street, gutters blown clear, then a walk-around with you before the crew loads up. If you find a nail after we leave, call us and we come back out.

Real pricing

Roofers hide prices. We don't.

A 2,000 sq ft Plano home with standard asphalt shingles typically runs $8,500 – $14,500 — before insurance. Impact-resistant shingles run more. Metal runs a lot more. We publish the ranges so you know what a fair bid looks like before you get one.

Roof size3-tab asphaltArchitectural
1,500 sq ft$6,500–$9,500$8,000–$12,000
2,000 sq ft$8,500–$12,500$10,500–$14,500
2,500 sq ft$10,500–$15,000$13,000–$17,500
3,000 sq ft$12,500–$18,000$16,000–$21,000

Ranges reflect 2026 Plano/Collin County pricing. Insurance-covered replacements often reduce out-of-pocket to deductible only.

Where we work

Home base is here. Our service area is your neighborhood.

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