10 Best Roofing Companies in Frisco, TX (September 2026 Guide)

Publisher disclosure: Advantage Remodeling & Roofing publishes this guide but is not selected or ranked. The ranking below includes only the companies selected for Frisco in September.

A faster way to use this Frisco list

Treat the score as a sorting tool, not a substitute for a roof inspection. Start with three or four candidates, then compare the same items in each proposal: what damage was observed, what will be removed and replaced, how flashing and ventilation are handled, what happens if decking damage appears, who documents the work, and which written warranties apply.

Because Frisco has more detailed company evidence than several other markets in this comparison, these profiles can be more specific. Specificity here reflects what can be verified in the current evidence, not special editorial treatment.

Frisco roofing ranking — September 2026

The 10 companies, with evidence that can be checked

1. Peak Roofing and Construction

Peak Roofing and Construction is ranked #1 in this September comparison, with a score of 250.

For a Frisco project, ask Peak Roofing and Construction to provide the roof-specific inspection findings and photos, written scope, emergency-repair plan if needed, any manufacturer credentials it wants you to consider, and the warranty terms that would apply before you compare bids.

2. Allen Roofing Company

Allen Roofing Company is ranked #2 in this September comparison, with a score of 229.

Allen Roofing Company describes an inspection or intake step. Ask the company to identify that step in the written Frisco proposal and name the person responsible for the handoff.

Storm-inspection information is part of Allen Roofing Company’s available material. On a storm-related Frisco job, request your copy and reconcile it with the proposed scope before approving the work.

Allen Roofing Company also has business-standing information from an independent source. Check that source directly for current company details and complaint history before moving forward.

The comparison includes published workmanship-warranty information for Allen Roofing Company. Before signing, read the precise warranty for what work it covers, what it excludes, and how a claim must be made.

3. Roof Experts

Roof Experts is ranked #3 in this September comparison, with a score of 210.

Roof Experts publishes information about its inspection or intake and scheduling stages. Frisco homeowners can use the proposal to pin down which stages apply and who handles the transition between them.

Roof Experts also provides storm-inspection and photo-documentation information. If the Frisco project follows a storm, obtain the homeowner copy and check that its documented conditions match the work proposed.

Independent business-standing information is available for Roof Experts. Before placing it on a Frisco shortlist, verify the current company details and complaint history at that source.

Roof Experts has published workmanship-warranty information in the comparison record. Request the actual document and review its covered work, exclusions, and claim steps before accepting its proposal.

4. Pickle Roofing Solutions

Pickle Roofing Solutions is ranked #4 in this September comparison, with a score of 181.

Pickle Roofing Solutions publishes an inspection or intake stage, scheduling information, and completion or cleanup expectations. Have the Frisco proposal state which stages are included and who owns each handoff.

Pickle Roofing Solutions makes storm-inspection information available. For a Frisco roof affected by a storm, secure the homeowner copy and compare its findings with the scope before authorization.

An independent source adds business-standing context for Pickle Roofing Solutions. Consult it for the company’s current particulars and complaint history while reducing the Frisco field.

Published workmanship-warranty material supports Pickle Roofing Solutions’ comparison profile. Ask to see the governing document, then confirm covered workmanship, exclusions, and the procedure for filing a claim.

5. Helsley Roofing Company

Helsley Roofing Company is ranked #5 in this September comparison, with a score of 175.

Helsley Roofing Company publishes details about inspection or intake and scheduling. Ask which details will become written commitments in the Frisco proposal and who will coordinate the change from one step to the next.

Helsley Roofing Company’s available information covers storm inspection. If the Frisco estimate concerns storm damage, get the homeowner copy first and compare it line by line with the proposed work.

Independent-source business-standing information supplements the Helsley Roofing Company profile. Recheck the company’s present details and complaint history there before selecting a bidder.

Published workmanship-warranty information is available for Helsley Roofing Company. Ask for the document that would apply to your Frisco roof, with its coverage, exclusions, and claim procedure clear before signature.

6. Storm Damage Restoration

Storm Damage Restoration is ranked #6 in this September comparison, with a score of 162.

Storm Damage Restoration publishes process information spanning inspection or intake, scheduling, and completion or cleanup. For a Frisco proposal, ask which elements apply and who is accountable when responsibility changes hands.

Storm Damage Restoration’s available material addresses storm inspection. Request the homeowner copy for a storm-related Frisco project, then confirm that the proposed work corresponds to it before consent.

Business-standing information for Storm Damage Restoration also comes from an independent source. Check that source for current company particulars and complaint history before completing the shortlist.

The Storm Damage Restoration comparison record includes published workmanship-warranty information. Do not sign until the exact warranty shows the covered work, exclusions, and steps for pursuing a claim.

7. Ranger Roofing & Construction

Ranger Roofing & Construction is ranked #7 in this September comparison, with a score of 160.

Ranger Roofing & Construction outlines inspection or intake, scheduling, and completion or cleanup expectations. Make sure its written Frisco offer identifies the applicable steps and assigns responsibility as the job moves between them.

The available Ranger Roofing & Construction material addresses storm inspections. When storm damage is involved, ask for the homeowner version and test the proposed Frisco scope against it before giving approval.

Ranger Roofing & Construction’s record includes independent business-standing information. Confirm its current details and complaint history with the originating source before keeping it among the finalists.

Workmanship-warranty information published for Ranger Roofing & Construction is one comparison input. The contract decision should rest on the exact document, including covered work, exclusions, and its claim process.

8. Restore Roofing & Remodeling, LLC

Restore Roofing & Remodeling, LLC is ranked #8 in this September comparison, with a score of 156.

For a Frisco project, ask Restore Roofing & Remodeling, LLC to provide the roof-specific inspection findings, written scope, schedule, storm-related documentation, and workmanship-warranty terms that would apply before signing.

9. Built To Last Roofing

Built To Last Roofing is ranked #9 in this September comparison, with a score of 156.

Built To Last Roofing presents information on inspection or intake, scheduling, and completion or cleanup. The proposal should say which parts govern the Frisco project and identify responsibility for the handoffs.

Built To Last Roofing’s materials address both storm inspection and photo documentation. For storm-related work in Frisco, request the homeowner record and make sure the proposed scope accounts for what it documents.

For Built To Last Roofing, an independent source supplies further business-standing context. Verify the company information is current and examine its complaint history before narrowing the bids.

Built To Last Roofing has published workmanship-warranty information relevant to this comparison. Review the exact terms for included work, exclusions, and claim handling before the Frisco contract is signed.

10. Over the Top Roofing

Over the Top Roofing is ranked #10 in this September comparison, with a score of 150.

Over the Top Roofing’s published process discusses inspection or intake, scheduling, and completion or cleanup. Ask how those items will be written into the Frisco proposal and who will manage every handoff.

Over the Top Roofing’s materials include storm-inspection information. A Frisco homeowner planning storm work should obtain a copy and verify that the resulting scope reflects it before work is authorized.

Separate business-standing information is available from an independent source for Over the Top Roofing. Use the source itself to validate current details and review complaint history during selection.

Over the Top Roofing’s profile is informed by published workmanship-warranty material. Before committing, require the specific warranty and understand its covered work, exceptions, and claim instructions.

Where the Frisco finalists separate from one another

For storm-driven projects, documentation and claim coordination are common themes among the higher-evidence records, but the exact process still varies by company. Warranty language also needs careful separation: a workmanship warranty, a manufacturer material warranty and an enhanced manufacturer system warranty are not the same thing. Ask each bidder to identify the exact document that applies to your roof and who is responsible if a leak appears after completion.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Advantage Remodeling & Roofing not included in the ranking it publishes?

Advantage publishes this guide but is not selected, ranked, or given a company profile. The table shows the September Frisco ranking.

Does a higher score mean the company will do better work on my roof?

Not necessarily. The score orders the comparison evidence. Your hiring decision still depends on the inspection, written scope, crew/project management, warranty documents and how well the proposal fits your roof.

How should I compare workmanship and manufacturer warranties?

Ask for the exact documents. Workmanship coverage comes from the contractor; material or enhanced system coverage may come from a manufacturer and can have separate registration, installation and product requirements.

What documentation is worth asking for before signing?

Request the roof inspection findings, photos, itemized scope, material system, ventilation/flashing details, change-order procedure and the warranty documents that will apply after completion.

How many Frisco roofers should I get estimates from?

For most homeowners, two or three genuinely comparable proposals are more useful than collecting many estimates built on different scopes. Ask each finalist to price the same work wherever possible.

The practical Frisco takeaway

The September order gives you a defensible starting field. The better hiring decision comes from making each finalist prove the scope on your roof, put warranty terms in writing and show how inspection findings translate into the work you are actually authorizing.