Our office is on Lebanon Road, so a Frisco roof is a short drive for Mike and the crew, not a trip across the Metroplex.
Frisco is where Viva Roofing keeps its office, at 9555 Lebanon Rd, and it is where most of our insurance-restoration work began. The city sits across the Collin and Denton county line, and a Frisco address can be a few blocks from either side of it, which matters to nobody on the roof but sometimes matters on paperwork.
Almost every house in Frisco is young by Texas standards. The city had about 7,000 residents in 1990 and passed 200,000 by the 2020 census, so the great majority of its roofs went on in the late 1990s, the 2000s and the 2010s. Many of those are original builder-grade shingles that have now taken one or two decades of North Texas sun and spring storms, and a lot of them are reaching the point where a hail event decides the timing of the replacement for the homeowner.
That is the work we know best here: a free inspection after a storm, a full set of photos of what we find, and, when the roof needs replacing, a written estimate before anything starts. Because we are local to Frisco, we can come back to look at a spot again or answer a question in person at the office.
Spring storms track across Frisco most years, and hail bruising on a two-story roof is hard to see from the driveway. We get on the roof, mark what we find, and give you dated photos, including drone shots of the slopes you cannot see from the yard.
Most of our Frisco jobs are insurance restoration. You file the claim with your insurer; we provide the inspection photos, and once the adjuster approves a scope, we build the new roof from that approved scope and walk you through it before work begins.
On a 2000s or 2010s Frisco home the first full replacement is usually a tear-off of the original builder shingles down to the decking. We check that decking as it is exposed, show you anything that needs to change, and finish with a cleanup of the lot before we leave.
If you are buying, selling, or just wondering after a storm, we will inspect a Frisco roof at no cost and send you the photos. You keep them whether or not you hire us.
Everything else we do is on the services page.
Frisco sits in the stretch of Collin County that North Texas storms cross on their way east. On the evening of March 24, 2019, local news showed piles of hail through neighborhoods in Frisco, McKinney and Allen, and residents in the county reported golf ball sized hail breaking windows. Events like that one are why so many Frisco roofs have been replaced on an insurance claim rather than at the end of their natural life.
Hail damage on architectural shingles often shows up as granule loss and soft spots rather than holes, and from the ground the roof can look fine for years. The honest answer to "did my roof get hit?" is a close inspection and photos, which is exactly what our free inspection is.
Because Frisco grew so fast, whole subdivisions were roofed within a few years of each other, and those roofs tend to age and get damaged together. When one house on a street is getting a new roof, the neighbors often start asking whether theirs needs one too. We look at each roof on its own facts and tell you plainly when yours does not need anything yet.
Many Frisco homes are two stories with steep, cut-up rooflines, multiple valleys and a lot of flashing against brick and stone. That is where leaks start on an aging roof, and it is the part of the job where careful flashing and valley work matters more than the shingle brand.
When a Frisco roof is being replaced anyway, it is worth asking whether to step up to a Class 4 impact-resistant shingle. It costs more than a standard architectural shingle, and some homeowners choose it for how often hail comes through. We will price both on your written estimate so you can compare.
Ask your own insurance agent whether your policy treats an impact-resistant roof differently. That is a question for your carrier, and we would rather you hear the answer from them.
Our office is at 9555 Lebanon Rd STE 901, Frisco, TX 75035. Frisco is our home base, and we serve the surrounding Collin County cities from there.
Yes. A roof inspection in Frisco costs nothing. We inspect the roof, photograph what we find, including drone photos where they help, and send you the pictures whether or not you hire us.
It can. Many Frisco homes still have their original builder-grade shingles, and hail can shorten their life. An inspection tells you whether yours has damage or simply some wear, and we will say so plainly if it does not need work yet.
Most of our Frisco work is insurance restoration. You file the claim with your insurer and we provide the inspection photos. The claim is between you and your insurance company; once your adjuster approves a scope, we build the roof from that approved scope.
Yes. A Class 4 impact-resistant shingle is an option on a replacement, and we can price it beside a standard architectural shingle on your written estimate so you can compare.
Financing is available on approved credit through a third-party lending partner. We can explain how to apply when we go over your written estimate.
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Mike was responsive and fast. He came back to check on my home after a concerned I had. I got a full roof replacement with class 4 shingles and he answered any questions I had before and after. Now the main part. My roof looks great and he showed me the roof with a drone to show the before and after.
Had an outstanding experience with Viva Roofing company! They arrived on time and completed the work ahead of schedule. The crew was professional, cleaned up thoroughly after themselves, and the roof looks fantastic. Communication was excellent throughout the process, and they followed up constantly to ensure everything was still in good order. Highly recommend for quality workmanship and reliable service. Thank you, Viva Roofing and Mike!
Great experience with Viva Roofing! They did an excellent job installing my new roof—professional, fast, and high quality.