Plano roofing contractors, based in Plano.

Homebase Roofing is one of the few roofing companies in Plano that is actually headquartered in Plano — not a national outfit with a local phone number. Our office sits on Alma Drive between Parker and 15th. Our crew lives here. When you call, someone in Plano answers, and someone who lives here shows up.

How to choose between Plano roofing contractors

Plano homeowners usually collect three bids and find they can't compare them, because each one describes the job differently. These are the questions that make bids comparable — ask us and ask everyone else:

• Where is your office? A workmanship warranty is only worth as much as the company still being here in year five.
• Who pulls the Plano permit? The City of Plano requires one for a full replacement and inspects the work. An unpermitted roof shows up at resale.
• What underlayment and valley protection is included? Synthetic underlayment and ice-and-water membrane in the valleys, or rolled felt? This is the most common gap between a cheap bid and a fair one.
• How much decking replacement is in the price? Get a per-sheet number in writing before the tear-off starts.
• What are you doing about attic ventilation? A poorly vented Plano attic runs 150 degrees and shortens a brand-new roof.
• Will you be on the roof with my insurance adjuster? Emailing photos is not the same thing, and it's where claims get underpaid.
• Certificates of liability and workers' comp, please. Any established contractor hands these over without hesitating.

Texas does not license roofing contractors at the state level, which is exactly why these questions matter here more than in other states. If you want the longer version, we wrote how to tell a real roofer from a storm chaser.

Plano neighborhoods we serve

Plano is a big city with wildly different housing stock. We work in all of it: West Plano (Willow Bend, Deerfield, Preston Meadow, Shoal Creek), Central Plano (Los Rios, Ridgeview Ranch), East Plano (Old Shepard Place, Chase Oaks, Russell Creek), and the newer builds in Legacy West and around The Shops at Legacy.

Older Plano homes (built 1985–2000) typically have shorter valleys, three-tab or early architectural shingles, and often need a full replacement after a serious hail event. Newer 2010+ West Plano builds have complex cut-ups, taller pitches, and often designer shingles that need color-matched replacement. We handle both.

Plano hail history — the short version

Collin County averages 3–5 damaging hail events per year and Plano sits right in the sweet spot. Major storms in April 2016, June 2018, March 2020, April 2021, and May 2024 triggered thousands of Plano roof claims. If your roof was installed before 2016 and hasn't been replaced since, there's a real chance it has cumulative hail damage you can still claim.

Plano permits and HOAs

Plano requires a permit for full roof replacements — we pull it. Most Plano HOAs require pre-approval of shingle color and manufacturer; we handle that submission too. If you live in a deed-restricted community (Willow Bend, Deerfield, Preston Meadow), tell us at scheduling and we'll get the sign-off before install day.

Recent Plano jobs

• Full replacement on a 2,800 sq ft two-story in Willow Bend — hail claim, one-day install, Class 4 impact-resistant shingles.
• Emergency tarp and next-week repair on Los Rios drive after a wind event lifted the front-elevation shingles.
• Chimney flashing rebuild and pipe boot replacement on a 1990s Shoal Creek home — no full replacement needed.

Related services for Plano homeowners

• Roof replacement in Plano
• Plano roof repair
• Hail damage roof repair
• Storm damage restoration
• Free roof inspection
• Insurance claim help
• 2026 roof replacement cost ranges