McKinney's Go-To Roofing Contractor

For a typical McKinney home, an asphalt shingle replacement runs roughly $8,500 to $18,000, depending on square footage, pitch, layers being torn off, and the shingle line you pick. Metal roofs — which we install often in this part of Collin County — usually fall between $18,000 and $40,000 installed.

Every quote we hand out is a fixed, written number. No "we'll see when we get up there" surprises. Request a free quote and we'll walk your roof the same week. More on pricing and project basics in our general roofing guides.

North Texas is hard on roofs. Between the summer heat, the spring hail belt, and the freeze-thaw swings we get every winter, real-world life expectancies in McKinney are shorter than the box says:

3-tab asphalt: 12–15 years. Architectural / dimensional shingles: 18–22 years. Standing seam metal: 40–50+ years. A bad hail season can take a decade off any of those numbers.

We write about getting more life out of your roof in our seasonal maintenance articles.

Yes. Free, no-obligation inspections anywhere in McKinney, Allen, Plano, Frisco, and the rest of Collin County. We climb the roof, photograph everything, and email you the report — even if you don't end up hiring us.

After a hailstorm we usually book out 5–10 days, so call early: (214) 325-7014.

For most homes, an impact-resistant (Class 4) architectural shingle is the sweet spot — strong hail rating, long warranty, and many Texas insurers give a premium discount for installing one.

For ranch-style and modern builds, we recommend standing seam metal (aluminum or steel). It shrugs off hail, reflects summer heat, and outlasts shingles two-to-one. We install both — happy to walk you through the trade-offs.

Dig deeper in our shingle roofing and metal roofing articles.

In most cases, yes — Texas policies typically cover sudden hail and wind damage, minus your deductible. What they don't cover is wear-and-tear or pre-existing damage, which is why getting an inspection after a storm matters.

We document the damage, meet your adjuster on the roof, and make sure nothing legitimate gets missed. We do this every week. Our storm and insurance articles walk through claim timelines, deadlines, and what to expect from your carrier.

A standard McKinney home — say 2,500–3,500 sq ft — is a one to two day job for asphalt shingles. Metal roofs take longer, usually 3 to 5 days, because of custom panel fabrication and trim work. We tarp and clean up at the end of every day.

For more on what to expect during the project, see our general roofing articles.

Yes. Fireman's Roofing carries full general liability and workman's comp, and we'll send you the certificates before we start. Texas doesn't license roofers at the state level, but we are RCAT-credentialed and a registered Texas general contractor.

If you're vetting roofers, our hiring guides cover the questions every McKinney homeowner should ask before signing a contract.

We handle the roof side of the claim — meeting your adjuster on site, providing photo documentation, supplementing line items if the carrier missed something, and pulling permits. We are not public adjusters and we don't negotiate the dollar amount on your behalf — but in our experience, a thorough on-roof inspection with the adjuster gets the right scope approved.

For step-by-step walkthroughs of the claims process, deadlines, and common adjuster pitfalls, see our storm and insurance library.

Fall and early winter (October through January) are the calmest windows — cooler temps make for better shingle sealing and the crews aren't backed up from the spring hail rush. Spring and early summer book out fast after every storm event, so if you have flexibility, schedule in the off-season.

Our seasonal maintenance articles cover what to do for your roof in each Texas season.

A few signs we look for: granules in the gutters, curled or cracked shingles, daylight in the attic, water stains on upstairs ceilings, or a roof that's already 18+ years old. Isolated damage from a fallen branch is usually a repair. Widespread hail bruising or storm-aged shingles is usually a replacement.

Hard to tell from the ground — we'll come out and give you a straight answer. Browse our roof repair articles for common warning signs and DIY checklists.

We offer one of the best warranty packages in McKinney — a manufacturer's lifetime warranty on materials (depending on the shingle line) plus a 10-year workmanship warranty from Fireman's Roofing directly. If we made the mistake, we come back and fix it. No fine print.

For more on how to evaluate a roofer's warranty before you sign, see our hiring guides.

Our shop is in McKinney off Custer Road. We routinely service McKinney, Allen, Plano, Frisco, Prosper, Celina, Anna, Melissa, Princeton, Fairview, and Lucas, plus most of greater Collin County and the north DFW metroplex. If you're not sure, call us — we probably cover you.

For city-specific roofing notes and project examples, see our location guides.

Because the owners — Don Scott and Blake Bearden — are lifelong Texans and active firefighters with three decades of service between them. We carry the same standards onto a roof that we do onto a fire scene: show up on time, do the work right, and answer the phone when you call.