Plano, TX Roofing Services
Firefighter-owned roofing for Plano homeowners — from aging Willow Bend rooflines to hail-battered East Plano tract homes, done right the first time.
- Firefighter-Owned
- 5.0 Google Rating · 54 Reviews
- Free Plano Inspection
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Choose a Plano Roofer Who Answers His Own Phone.
Don and Blake are both career firefighters and lifelong Texans. They founded Fireman's Roofing after seeing what happened to Plano homeowners after every North Texas hail event — trucks with out-of-state plates showing up the same afternoon, sales pitches at the door, deposits collected, and crews disappearing when the work got hard. Plano gets hit often enough to attract every storm chaser in the region.
The fix was simple: run a roofing company the same way you run a firehouse. Show up when you say you will. Do the job right the first time. Be the person the homeowner can call at 8 PM if something's wrong. Every Plano inspection is done by one of the owners — not a subcontracted salesperson working a commission — and the same person who bids the job meets the adjuster, oversees the crew, and signs the workmanship warranty.
That's how a firefighter-owned Plano roofing contractor holds a perfect 5.0 Google rating across 54 verified reviews with zero paid promotion. Plano homeowners tell their neighbors.
Integrity on the roof
If your Plano roof doesn't need work, we say so and leave. If it does, the report is written, itemized, and delivered — every time, whether you hire us or not.
Service to your neighbors
Same North Texas community we protect on the truck. When a hail line hits, we're already loaded up in McKinney — not driving in from Oklahoma.
Craftsmanship in writing
Written workmanship warranty on every Plano roof, plus manufacturer material warranties. If it fails, we're the ones who show up — same phone number, same owners.
BBB A-Rated
Better Business Bureau accredited
RCAT Member
Roofing Contractors Association of Texas
CTRCA Member
Central Texas Roofing Contractors Association
Atlas Pinnacle Pristine — our Signature Shingle for Plano
Fireman's Roofing is an Atlas Roofing certified contractor. Our recommended replacement for most Plano homes is the Atlas Pinnacle Pristine — a Class 4 impact-resistant architectural shingle engineered for the exact hail and UV cycle your Plano roof takes every year. Pinnacle Pristine qualifies for insurance-premium discounts on most Texas policies — a real dollar-value angle for Plano's hail-frequency zone.
A recent Plano storm and hail timeline.
Plano sits squarely in the North Texas hail belt with a "Very High" hail frequency — 224 hail reports within 10 miles since 2004. Here is the recent record — with dates, sizes, and sources — so you know exactly what your Plano roof has been through.
Golf-ball hail on the Richardson/Plano line
A spring storm dropped 1.75-inch (golf-ball) hail along the Richardson/Plano border with widespread residential damage flagged across southern Plano. If your Plano home was in the impact path, the Texas one-year claim deadline expires April 27, 2027 — but insurance carriers respond faster to claims filed within 90 days.
Source: stormersite Plano 2026 hail reportsRepeated 2.00–2.25″ hail events
2024 logged 16 hail reports within 10 miles of Plano — including 2.00-inch stones at Parker Road & Midway and along the Dallas North Tollway. 2025 delivered 21 reports with a largest stone of 2.25 inches (tennis ball). Many Plano roofs damaged in either year still qualify for replacement if inspected before the Texas one-year deadline closes.
Source: stormersite Plano 2024–2025 hail reportsRegional record — 5.25″ hailstone
The landmark 2016 spring supercell produced an NWS Fort Worth-area record 5.25-inch hailstone with combined North Texas hail losses that spring estimated at approximately $689.6 million (CoreLogic). Plano roofs still carrying visible bruises from 2016 have been on borrowed time ever since — the underlying shingle mat is often already compromised.
Sources: weather.gov/fwd/20160411, insurancejournal.com CoreLogic reportOne year from date of loss
Texas gives Plano homeowners one year from the date of loss to file a hail or wind claim. Miss the window and the claim is legally dead regardless of visible damage. With Plano's back-to-back 2024–2026 hail cycle, most of the "should I file?" windows are closing fast.
Source: Texas Insurance Code §542ANot sure if your Plano roof was hit?
Book a free inspection. If there's no damage, we tell you and leave. If there is, you'll have the documentation to file before the deadline closes.
Plano neighborhoods we serve.
Plano is really two roofing markets — the larger West Plano custom homes and the volume of East/Central tract housing. Here is a snapshot of the neighborhoods where we take the most calls.
Willow Bend & Creeks of Willow Bend
West Plano's flagship neighborhoods — larger custom homes with complex roof lines, mature landscaping, and premium materials. Designer architectural shingle, occasional tile, and higher-value insurance claims are the norm. Strict HOA architectural review.
Deerfield & Avignon Windhaven
West Plano custom-home enclaves with slate, tile, and premium architectural shingle. Bigger roof squares, higher stakes on flashing and ventilation details, and HOA-approved material palettes we handle for you.
Legacy West
Newer luxury urban-mixed area on the west side. Roofs still under manufacturer warranty — most calls here are hail-damage inspections and Class 4 upgrade conversations rather than full replacements.
Armstrong Park & Chase Oaks
East/Central Plano tract neighborhoods from the 1980s and 1990s. Composition shingles at or past end of life, mature tree canopy driving debris and algae, and volume shingle-replacement work. Straightforward, no-surprise jobs.
Los Rios & Creekside Estates
Long-established Plano neighborhoods with dense oak canopy — heavy gutter debris, occasional limb impact, and 1990s-era roofs at end of life. Almost every job we bid on these streets is a full replacement, not a repair.
Prestonwood
Long-standing West Plano neighborhood along Preston Road. Mix of custom and larger tract homes, mostly architectural shingle, and consistent HOA architectural-review requirements. Common candidates for Class 4 impact-resistant upgrades.
Plano & Collin County roof projects.
Every photo below is a Fireman's Roofing job in Plano and the surrounding Collin County area — no stock imagery. From tear-off and dry-in through final inspection.
Every Plano job we complete is documented start to finish — before photos, adjuster documentation, mid-install progress, and final inspection — so you have a full record of what went on your roof.
Is your Plano roof overdue?
Plano is a rare double-driver market — old roofs and one of the highest hail frequencies in Texas.
The median Plano home was built around 1993. That means an enormous inventory of 30 to 45-year-old roofs — most of them originally installed with builder-grade 3-tab or first-generation architectural shingles. Manufacturers stamp 25 or 30-year warranties on those boxes, but in the North Texas climate — high summer UV, 150°F+ attic temperatures, February freeze-thaw, and Plano's frequent hail cycle — those shingles typically deliver 18 to 22 years of real service life, not 30.
Layer that aging-roof math on top of one of the highest hail frequencies in Texas and you get a double-driver market: Plano roofs are old AND they get hit. Almost every East and Central Plano tract home from the 1980s and 1990s is now at or past end of life. Insurance carriers know the arithmetic too — they will pay for a full replacement when the underlying shingle is at end-of-life and hail is the trigger. The Plano homeowners who miss out are the ones who wait for a visible leak, because by then the deck is soaked and interior repairs stack on top of the roof.
West Plano tells a slightly different story — bigger custom rooflines, premium materials (designer shingle, metal, occasional tile), higher claim values. The math on end-of-life still applies, but the material choices are broader. A free Plano roofing inspection tells you where you actually stand. If you have five more years, we say so and go home. If you're past due, we tell you honestly and walk you through options — including whether Class 4 impact-resistant shingles or the Atlas Pinnacle Pristine upgrade make sense for your insurance premium and the next hail cycle.
Every Plano roofing service under one roof.
From same-week storm tarps to full metal replacements, we handle every job a Plano homeowner needs — West Plano custom to East Plano tract. Tap a service for the full breakdown.
How your free Plano roof inspection works.
Four steps, no pressure. If your Plano roof does not need work, we tell you and leave.
You call or book
Call (214) 325-7014 or submit the form. Most Plano inspections schedule within 24 to 48 hours.
We climb the roof
Don or Blake climbs your Plano roof, photographs the condition and any damage, and checks flashing, gutters, and attic ventilation.
You get an honest report
Written report with photos. If there is no damage, we tell you and leave. If there is, we walk through options with itemized pricing.
We handle the claim
If insurance is involved, we meet the adjuster on the Plano roof and re-document any denial until your claim is fully paid.
Plano roofing reviews.
Every review below came from a Plano-area homeowner. Read the full 54-review set on our reviews page.
"Instead of dealing with a pushy salesman that swarmed our neighborhood, we got to work directly with the owners… They made the whole experience stress-free and even threw in a free upgrade for our roof vents!"
Alex Loewen · Plano area, TX
"Dealing with insurance can be stressful, but they made it much easier and kept everything moving smoothly. Storm damage on our Plano home was fully covered thanks to their documentation."
Asma Qureshi · Plano, TX
"Got Allstate to cover our claim. Kept the work site clean. Blake was on our roof and finished the replacement in one day. Would use them again in a heartbeat."
Doug Liner · Plano area, TX
Insurance claim help for Plano storm damage.
We meet your adjuster on the Plano roof.
Insurance-claim work is what separates a real Plano roofing contractor from a storm-chasing sales crew. When you hire Fireman's Roofing, Don or Blake is the person meeting your adjuster on the roof — not a subcontracted claims specialist you will never see again. If the initial estimate underpays the damage, we re-document with photos and Texas code references and dispute it. Plano homeowners tell us this is the difference between a settlement that half-covers the roof and one that pays for the full replacement.
Two things every Plano homeowner should know: the Texas one-year deadline from date of loss is non-negotiable. And if you replace with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles (like the Atlas Pinnacle Pristine), most Texas insurers offer premium discounts of 20 to 30% off the roof portion of your policy — a meaningful ongoing savings in Plano's high-hail zone.
- Photo documentation delivered before adjuster meeting
- Owner meets adjuster on the roof — not a subcontractor
- Re-inspect and dispute denials or scope shortfalls
- Texas code compliance built into every scope
- Class 4 upgrade math shown at inspection
Plano roofing — frequently asked questions.
The questions we get on almost every Plano inspection. Tap any question to expand.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Plano, TX?
My Plano home was built in the 1990s — is my roof due?
How do I know if my Plano roof has hail damage?
Do you handle insurance claims for Plano storm damage?
Do you handle West Plano custom homes and tile?
Do you handle HOA shingle approvals in Plano?
Are you licensed and insured to roof in Plano, TX?
What shingles do you recommend for Plano?
Do you offer financing for Plano roof replacements?
Is the Plano roof inspection really free?
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