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- Serving Denton, Dallas, Tarrant & Collin Counties
Ranger Roofing & Construction is a locally owned roofing contractor serving Plano, Texas and the surrounding Collin County communities. Headquartered in Flower Mound with a second Denton County location in Highland Village, the company provides roof replacement, roof repair, storm and hail damage restoration, insurance claim assistance and gutter installation. Ranger Roofing is A+ accredited with the Better Business Bureau and an Owens Corning preferred contractor. Free roof inspections include 4K drone documentation.
Why Plano roofs work harder
Plano is one of the most established suburbs in Collin County, and much of its housing stock went up between the early 1980s and the mid-2000s. Architectural asphalt shingles typically last 20 to 30 years in North Texas, which puts a large share of Plano roofs at or past that window. Past roughly 20 years, shingles lose the flexibility that lets them absorb hail impact without fracturing, so the same storm that leaves a newer roof intact can end the life of an older one.
Collin County sees significant hail activity, and Ranger Roofing has completed hundreds of storm damage projects across the county. The practical consequence for Plano homeowners is that a roof can be functionally compromised without leaking — hail bruises the mat beneath the granules, granule loss accelerates, and the failure surfaces two or three seasons later, often after the claim deadline for the storm that caused it has already closed.
What we do
Ranger Roofing handles the full range of residential roofing work in Plano: complete tear-off and replacement, targeted repairs for leaks and storm damage, flashing and vent boot replacement, gutter installation, and fencing. The company installs asphalt architectural shingles from GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed, standing seam metal, stone-coated steel, clay and concrete tile, and modified bitumen flat roof systems — all to manufacturer specification and local building code.
Every project includes a pre-installation inspection, a detailed written estimate, and a post-installation walkthrough with warranty documentation. Where a claim is involved, Ranger Roofing works directly with the insurance company through the process rather than leaving the homeowner to negotiate alone.
Many Plano subdivisions, particularly across West Plano and the Legacy and Willow Bend areas, hold their appearance to a standard, and roofing is one of the most visible elements on a street. Where your neighborhood's covenants govern shingle color, profile or material, Ranger Roofing identifies compliant options during the inspection and supplies the product documentation an architectural committee asks for. Confirm your specific requirements with your association before work is scheduled, and the approval step adds days rather than weeks.
Plano homeowners with a roof over 15 years old, anyone whose street has seen several replacements recently, homeowners who have been through a recent hail or wind event, and property owners who have received an insurance settlement and need a contractor who will complete the work to the scope approved.
How it works
A Ranger Roofing inspector assesses the roof and documents its condition with 4K drone footage. No charge, no obligation.
You receive a detailed written estimate setting out what needs doing, what it costs, and whether repair or replacement is the right call.
Where storm damage is involved, Ranger Roofing provides the documentation your insurer requires and works with the adjuster through the claim.
Choose from GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed shingle systems, standing seam metal, stone-coated steel, tile, or modified bitumen flat roofing — with the product documentation your architectural committee needs.
The crew works to manufacturer specification and local building code, clearing the site at the end of each day. Most residential replacements take one to three days.
A walkthrough confirms the finished work, and you receive your workmanship warranty and manufacturer warranty documentation.
Credentials
FAQ
Collin County is a core service area and Plano is one of the busiest parts of it. Ranger Roofing has completed hundreds of storm damage projects across the county and works there throughout the year, not only after storms.
Much of Plano's housing stock was built between the early 1980s and the mid-2000s. Architectural asphalt shingles typically last 20 to 30 years in North Texas and hail exposure shortens that, so a large share of Plano roofs are at or near the end of their service life whether or not anything has visibly failed.
Yes. Hail falls in bands, so if homes on your street were approved for replacement there is a strong chance yours took similar impact. Hail damage is frequently invisible from the ground, and Texas insurers work to claim deadlines, so an inspection is worth booking before the window closes.
Not necessarily, but it needs looking at. Past roughly 20 years asphalt shingles lose the flexibility that lets them absorb hail without fracturing, so age and storm exposure together matter more than whether water is coming through. The inspection tells you which it is.
Quite possibly. A number of Plano subdivisions have covenants covering shingle color, profile and material. Ranger Roofing identifies compliant options during the inspection and provides the product documentation an architectural committee asks for.
Check for dented gutters, downspouts, vents and air conditioner fins, granules collecting at the base of downspouts, and dark bruised spots on shingles. Damage to soft metal around the house is usually the first visible sign that the roof took impact too.
If the roof is already at end of life, replacing before a storm means choosing your material and timing rather than joining a queue of hundreds of homeowners after an event. If the roof still has years left, an inspection after each significant hail event is the better approach, because insurers work to claim deadlines.
Impact-rated architectural shingles are the most common choice in Collin County because they balance cost against hail exposure, and they are widely accepted under HOA standards. Standing seam metal and stone-coated steel perform better against hail and last longer, at a higher upfront cost. Ranger Roofing installs all three.
Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Richardson, Prosper, Murphy, Wylie, Sachse, Parker, Lucas and Fairview, alongside the wider Collin County area.
Locally owned and operated from two permanent Denton County locations, Flower Mound and Highland Village. Founded by Jordan HeLal, A+ accredited with the Better Business Bureau since 2023, and named a Top 5 Roofing Contractor in Flower Mound for 2026. A workmanship warranty is only as good as the company still being here to honor it.
Roof replacement, repair and hail damage restoration in Plano, Texas. Locally owned with two Denton County locations, A+ BBB accredited, Owens Corning preferred. Inspections are free and include 4K drone documentation.
