Roofers in Frisco, TX Custom roofs for Frisco's premier communities.

Roofers in Frisco, TX: newer homes, aging original roofs

Frisco is one of the youngest big cities in Texas. The overwhelming majority of its homes went up from the 2000s onward, in communities like Stonebriar, Starwood, Phillips Creek Ranch, and the age-qualified Frisco Lakes. Those first-generation builder roofs weren't meant to last forever. A 20-year architectural shingle installed when a subdivision opened is now squarely in replacement territory, and nearly two decades of hail have only pushed it along. Plenty of Frisco roofs that still look "new" from the street are actually near the end of their run. We help homeowners see the difference, and figure out whether a roof repair will hold or it's time to price a replacement, before a small problem turns into an interior leak.

Roofing services we provide in Frisco

• Roof replacement: asphalt shingle, metal, and impact-resistant systems for aging Frisco homes.
• Roof repair: leaks, missing shingles, worn flashing, and wind damage.
• Storm damage & insurance claims: hail and wind documentation, plus full claim support.
• Gutter installation: seamless gutters color-matched to your home.
• Commercial roofing: flat and low-slope systems for Frisco businesses.
• Exterior painting: durable finishes built for Texas heat.

Why Frisco homeowners choose Benchmark

After a hailstorm, Frisco gets its share of out-of-town crews knocking on doors, and plenty of them are gone before the warranty ever gets tested. We work the other way. Neil Kreck started Benchmark in Garland back in 2008, and over 20+ years in the trade the company has finished more than 1,000 projects. We're RCAT licensed, an NRCA member, TGCL $25,000 Certified, and BBB A+ rated, and every roof we install carries a 5-year labor warranty. You're hiring an established local contractor who still answers the phone after the job is done.

Frisco neighborhoods we work in

Frisco went from a small town to one of the fastest-growing cities in the country inside about twenty years, and that shows up on the roofs. Starwood, Stonebriar, Newman Village, Phillips Creek Ranch, Panther Creek, and The Trails are largely 2000s and 2010s construction, which means a big share of Frisco is reaching its first replacement right now rather than its third. First replacements catch people off guard. The roof still looks new from the street, the builder's shingle was often an entry-grade architectural, and the twenty-year mark arrives sooner than the number on the wrapper suggested.

HOA and architectural review in Frisco

Frisco is one of the most HOA-dense cities in the metroplex, and most of the master-planned communities here run an architectural review that covers shingle color and profile. Get that approval in hand before a tear-off starts. Texas law limits how far an HOA can go in blocking impact-resistant shingles, but the committee can still weigh in on how the roof looks. We put together what your committee asks for as part of the job.

Storms & insurance in Frisco

Frisco sits at the north edge of the metroplex hail corridor, and Collin County takes spring and early-summer storms every year. The wrinkle in Frisco is age. On a roof that is only 12 to 18 years old, homeowners assume hail damage isn't possible, so the claim never gets filed and the deadline passes. A bruised mat on a young roof is still a finished roof. We inspect for free, document every hail and wind hit, and meet your adjuster on the roof, so most Frisco homeowners pay only their deductible. If the damage isn't there, we'll tell you that instead.