One market, nine cities
Palomino Roofing & Exteriors is a residential roofing company for Collin County and North Dallas. We replace and repair asphalt shingle roofs. We also build fences and install Christmas lights.
This market runs from Prosper in the north to Dallas and Irving in the south. Collin County's median home value is $475,600, per Census ACS 2020-2024 data. The county has 254,133 owner-occupied detached homes, and Dallas County has 440,189.
We are a service-area business. We come to your home, and there is no storefront to visit. Call (214) 974-3591 between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., or book an inspection online.
The cities we serve
Housing age changes the roof conversation from one city to the next. Median years built come from the same Census data.
- Prosper: median home built in 2014. Mostly first roofs.
- Frisco: 2009. Young roofs where hail is the main concern.
- McKinney: 2007. A city with a long hail claim record.
- Allen: 2003. Roofs near the 20-year mark.
- Plano: 1993. Replacements driven by age.
- Carrollton: 1988. Older homes where decking matters.
- Richardson: 1986. Repairs come first.
- Irving: 1986. Many rental homes.
- Dallas: 1981. We start in north and east Dallas.
We also serve Addison. It does not have its own page yet.
Hail in Collin and Dallas counties
The National Weather Service office in Fort Worth publishes preliminary hail reports. We counted reports of hail 1 inch or larger from 2015 through September 2026.
Collin County had 284 reports. Dallas County had 189. Report counts rise with population and spotter numbers, so treat them as a guide.
Spring is the season
In Collin County, 251 of the 284 reports came from March through June. April led with 93, then March with 80.
Dallas County peaks in April too, with 62 reports. It also shows a second, smaller round in September, with 19.
Years differ a lot
Collin County logged 42 reports in 2017 and 3 in 2020. In 2026, through September 27, it logged 4 while Dallas County logged 28.
So one county's quiet year can be another's busy one. See hail and storm damage for what to do after a storm.
Permit rules change at every city line
There is no single permit rule for this market. These are the residential re-roof rules we have verified on city sources:
- Plano, Allen and Prosper require a re-roof permit.
- Richardson requires one when the work is above 25% of the roof area.
- Irving requires one for work over 1 square, which is 100 square feet.
- Carrollton does not require one unless decking or sheathing is replaced.
For Frisco, McKinney and Dallas, parts of the rule are not yet verified. We confirm with the city before work starts. Each city page shows what is verified and what is not.
Fence rules vary just as much. Most cities here cap backyard fences at 8 feet. McKinney allows 8 feet 6 inches, and Dallas allows 9 feet.
Prosper has the most detailed fence ordinance, including galvanized steel posts. Our fence page explains how we build to each city's rules.
How we work in every city
The process is the same at every address.
- A free inspection with a photo report you keep.
- A written quote with every item on its own line.
- An install photographed from start to finish.
- An owner, Victor, who leads the company.
- Photo inspection reportEvery inspection ends with a photo report you keep. Good and bad.
- Written line-item quotesEvery material and labor line in writing. No lump sums.
- Install photosDated photos of tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing and cleanup.
- Local and owner-ledVictor owns the company and answers for every job.
- General liability insuranceCertificate on request.
See a sample inspection report and a sample line-item quote.
You can view a sample inspection report before you call. Our roof replacement and roof repair pages explain each service.
Insurance basics for this market
Many North Texas policies carry a 2% wind and hail deductible. On a $475,600 dwelling limit, that is about $9,500. Check your own declarations page.
Texas law requires you to pay your deductible. We give you an invoice and receipt showing it was paid.
That cost is one reason owners here ask about Class 4 impact-resistant shingles. Each insurer sets its own discount for them.
Fences and Christmas lights
Wind and hail damage fences as well as roofs. We build cedar, board-on-board and iron fences across this market.
From October to January, we install Christmas lights. It is plug-in installation using your existing outdoor outlets.