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Where We Serve
Ten Texas cities, ten real pages — because the permit office, the utility and the storm history change every time you cross a city line.
We build a real page for every city we work in — because a roof in Denton and a roof in Austin are not the same job.
Different permit offices. Different electric utilities. Different storm histories, different housing stock, different rules about who is even allowed to pull the permit. A contractor who hands you the same page for all ten cities is telling you something about how well they know any of them.
Pick your city below. Every page has that city’s actual hail record, its actual permit requirements and fees, the neighborhoods we work in, and what solar really costs there.
Dallas–Fort Worth
Eight cities across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties — the heart of the North Texas hail corridor.
- DeSotoPermit required · $110Largest hail on record: 4.00" (grapefruit)See DeSoto details →
- Fort WorthNo permit for a shingle-only re-roofLargest hail on record: 3.00"See Fort Worth details →
- PlanoPermit required · $75Largest hail on record: 4.50" — bigger than a grapefruitSee Plano details →
- DentonPermit requiredLargest hail on record: 4.25"See Denton details →
- FriscoPermit required · $150Largest hail on record: 3.50"See Frisco details →
- IrvingPermit required · $100 for single-family and townhouseLargest hail on record: tennis-ball sizeSee Irving details →
- McKinneyPermit required · $200 flatLargest hail on record: ping-pong-ball and half-dollar locallySee McKinney details →
- MansfieldPermit required · $150Largest hail on record: golf-ball to baseball sizeSee Mansfield details →
Central Texas
A different storm pattern, a different permit rulebook, and the only market on our list with a city-owned electric utility writing solar rebate checks.
What’s actually different city to city
These are not cosmetic differences. Each one changes what your job costs, how long it takes, or what you can claim:
- Permits Required in 7 of 10 — and Denton won’t let a homeowner pull one at all
- Permit fees $0 to $200, set city by city
- Electric utility Oncor, Austin Energy, or Denton Municipal — three different solar programs
- Solar rebate $4,000 in Austin. Nothing comparable anywhere else on this list
- Buyback rate 9.91¢/kWh in Austin vs 5¢ in Denton — that’s the whole payback model
- Median roof age 1986 in Irving, 2007 in McKinney — opposite conversations
Texas does not license roofing contractors at the state level, so every one of these rules is municipal. Knowing them is the job.
Don’t see your city?
These ten are where we work most often, not the edge of our map. We regularly work in Cedar Hill, Duncanville, Lancaster, Arlington, Grand Prairie, Coppell, Carrollton, Allen, Prosper, Little Elm, Richardson, Wylie, Burleson, Midlothian, Keller, Cedar Park, Pflugerville and Georgetown, among others.
Call us and ask. If we don’t serve your address we’ll tell you that instead of driving out to sell you something.
Free roof inspection — anywhere on this list
Written report, photos you keep, no obligation — including when the answer is that your roof is fine. Available 24/7.
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