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Updated June 2026

Best Flat & Low-Slope Roofing Contractors in Plano

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Quick Comparison

Rank Company Specialty Experience BBB Website
1 StazOn Roofing Commercial, Metal & Residential Since 1980 A+ Accredited Visit
2 AmeriConstruction Residential, Commercial & Solar Local Listed Visit
3 Peak Roofing & Construction Residential & Commercial Since 2003 A+ Accredited Visit

Detailed Reviews

#2

AmeriConstruction

Residential, Commercial & Solar
ExperienceEstablished local roofer
BBB StatusListed
SpecialtyResidential, Commercial & Solar
Service AreaPlano & DFW Metroplex
Services and company details

AmeriConstruction is a GAF Master Elite contractor serving Plano and the wider Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. It markets itself as a designated installer of GAF solar shingles in the DFW area and works across asphalt, metal, TPO, modified bitumen, slate and Spanish tile systems. The company handles residential, commercial and multi-family roofing along with insurance restoration and full exterior renovation.

Solar Roofing Roof Replacement Roof Repair Commercial Roofing Metal Roofing Storm Damage TPO & Flat Roofing Tile Roofing
#3

Peak Roofing & Construction

Residential & Commercial
ExperienceSince 2003 (20+ Years)
BBB StatusA+ Accredited
SpecialtyResidential & Commercial
Service AreaPlano & DFW (also Austin)
Services and company details

Peak Roofing & Construction is a family-owned company that, per its BBB profile, has operated since 2003 and is BBB accredited with an A+ rating (accredited since 2012). It serves Plano from its Frisco headquarters and offers free inspections plus roofing, gutters, windows and fencing. Services span residential and commercial systems including asphalt, tile, slate, metal, TPO and PVC.

Roof Replacement Roof Repair Storm Damage Commercial Roofing Gutters Metal Roofing Windows Fencing

When Plano's North Texas Climate Drives the Flat-Roof Decision

Commercial and Mixed-Use Construction in Collin County

Plano's continued commercial development along the Legacy and US-75 corridors produces large flat-roof inventories on office, retail, and industrial buildings. New construction and major reroof projects require Texas-licensed commercial roofing contractors with membrane manufacturer certification — GAF, Carlisle, Duro-Last, or Mule-Hide credentials are standard in this market. Verifying manufacturer certification ensures warranty coverage that survives ownership transfers.

Modern Residential Architecture with Low-Slope Sections

Contemporary Plano-area custom homes and newer tract homes increasingly incorporate flat or low-slope roof sections over garages, covered patios, or second-story additions. These sections require membrane systems rather than shingles — TPO, EPDM, or modified bitumen — and must be installed by contractors who understand the drainage requirements and flashing integration specific to residential low-slope applications.

Post-Hail Membrane Inspection

After a significant hail event in north Collin County, flat-roof membranes on commercial buildings should be inspected by a contractor certified in the specific membrane product installed. Manufacturer warranties on TPO and EPDM systems often contain provisions about reporting storm damage within a defined period. Delayed inspection can void the remaining warranty term on undamaged sections.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many flat & low-slope roofing contractors are in Plano?

Our directory lists 3 independently verified flat & low-slope roofing contractors serving Plano, Texas, ranked by experience, certifications and reputation. StazOn Roofing is ranked #1.

How do I choose a flat & low-slope roofer in Plano?

Confirm licensing and insurance for Texas, ask for flat & low-slope project references in Plano, get multiple written quotes, and check each contractor's BBB standing. Every company listed here has been independently researched.

What flat-roof membrane system performs best in Plano's climate?

TPO has become the dominant choice for new commercial installations in the DFW area because its white surface meets Texas energy-code reflectance minimums without additional coatings, and heat-welded seams provide a continuous bond that handles thermal cycling better than mechanically fastened alternatives. EPDM remains appropriate for certain applications, particularly where chemical resistance is needed. Modified bitumen suits smaller residential flat sections where torch-applied installation is practical.

How often should a flat roof in Plano be inspected?

Twice-yearly inspections — spring after the hail season and autumn before winter rain — are standard practice for commercial flat roofs in North Texas. Inspections should cover all penetrations, perimeter terminations, drainage sumps, and any previously patched areas. Catching minor seam separations or flashing voids early extends membrane life substantially and prevents the insulation saturation that triggers full replacement.

Does Plano require a permit for flat-roof replacement on a commercial building?

Yes. The City of Plano requires a building permit for commercial re-roofing projects, and the permit application must include membrane product specifications and drainage calculations if the drainage pattern is being modified. Some projects also require a roofing inspection at defined stages. Your contractor should pull the permit and manage the inspection schedule as part of the contract scope.