A roof repair makes sense when the system is healthy and one part failed. It stops making sense when the same roof keeps generating new problems. We tell Plano homeowners which side of that line they are on and show the photos that back it up, along with a free written estimate. Where a repair is tied to an insurance claim, we follow Texas law closely: no deductible is ever waived, and we are not public adjusters.
Repair or replace: the question on Plano roofs
Where a Plano home lands on that line often tracks with its age. Only 14 percent of the city’s homes were built in 2010 or later, and those newer roofs are usually good candidates for a targeted fix. The larger group, the 68 percent built from 1980 through 2009 with a median year of 1993, is where the answer takes more judgment, especially if the roof is original or has been patched more than once. Hail frequency weighs on the decision too. In 15 of the last twenty years, the area within 8 miles of Plano saw hail one inch or larger, so a roof that has been through several of those seasons may be repairable in one spot and worn everywhere else. The photos make that visible. We give the same straight answer to Collin County homeowners in Richardson and Allen.
