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North Texas Restoration & Roofing
Restoration and Roofing in Plano, TX.
Plano is one of the trickier cities in North Texas to roof and restore well, because it’s really two cities. There are the established neighborhoods from the ’70s and ’80s — mature trees, original-age roofs, older plumbing that picks freezes to fail — and there’s newer construction that assumes it’s immune to the same hail (it isn’t). We work both ends of that spectrum every week.
Local Response, Full-Scope Support
One Company From First Call Through Rebuild.
We’ve been serving Plano and the surrounding Collin County suburbs since 1999, and we’ve been rooted in this area the whole time — first in Allen, then McKinney, and today headquartered just up the road in Anna. Just south of Plano, in Richardson, we once took a 12:30 a.m. call from a hospital whose main waterline had let go — we extracted 30,000 to 40,000 square feet of water and kept them operational. That’s the kind of response Plano homeowners and businesses get too: fast, documented, and finished by one team.
24/7/365 emergency response
Crews are onsite in under two hours on most emergency calls.
Documentation that holds up
Photo logs, moisture maps, psychrometric logs, CDMRs, and signed scopes.
Family-owned since 1999
Local ownership, real accountability, and the same people available after the project closes.
Core Services in Plano
The Services Plano Property Owners Need Most.
Water Damage Restoration
Emergency extraction, drying, moisture mapping, documentation, and reconstruction support.
Mold Remediation
Licensed containment, removal, high-efficiency filtration, negative air, and mold-remediation documentation.
Roof Repair
Leak investigation, storm damage repair, flashing, shingles, penetrations, and localized failures.
Roof Replacement
Complete roofing-system replacement, planning estimates, financing, and documentation.
Crawl Space Moisture Control
Ventilation and moisture-control solutions for humidity, odors, dampness, and recurring moisture.
Start With the Problem
What Are You Seeing at the Property?
Choose the visible symptom to understand urgency, likely causes, and the service that may apply.
Project Evidence
See How Similar Problems Were Solved.
Review Plano and nearby North Texas project evidence showing the condition found, likely source, work completed, and final result.
Project Evidence
Compare Similar North Texas Projects
Use the project library to review documented conditions, investigation, repair scope, and finished results.
Plano FAQ
Local Questions We Hear Most.
Does Rainy Day provide 24/7 emergency service in Plano?
Yes. Rainy Day responds 24/7/365, with crews onsite in under two hours on most emergency calls depending on location, weather, and demand.
Do you work with Plano homeowners and commercial properties?
Yes. Rainy Day serves residential, commercial, builder, property-management, and facility clients.
Can Rainy Day handle both mitigation and reconstruction?
Yes. Rainy Day can stay with the project from emergency response through drying, remediation, roofing, repairs, and rebuild.
Do you provide project estimates online?
Yes. The Project Estimator provides preliminary planning estimates for roofing, windows, and gutters before the onsite inspection.
Plano Services
Plano Problems
Plano Property Problem? We Show Up.
Whether it’s a 2 a.m. emergency or you just want an honest inspection, we’re one call away — fast response, documented work, and one accountable team from the first step through the last repair.
Local resources for Plano homeowners
Official pages we point Plano customers to during a claim or a repair: where to check permit requirements, where to sign up for local emergency alerts, and the weather office whose warnings we work from. Rainy Day is a local contractor, not a government agency; these links open the official sites.
- City of Plano building permits
- City of Plano Emergency Management
- Plano Chamber of Commerce
- Collin County Emergency Management
- National Weather Service, Fort Worth office (covers all of Collin and Grayson County)
Storm dates on this page come from NOAA and the National Weather Service; see our North Texas hail history for the full record.
Rainy Day Plano Project Report
291 projects in Plano since 2021, from our job records: inspections, roof repair and replacement, mold remediation, water damage mitigation and reconstruction. Each year is paired with what the weather did near Plano that year, from the NOAA and National Weather Service data on this page. 2026 is year to date through August.
| Year | Projects | Weather that year near Plano |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 (Jan–Aug) | 94 | 1 hail day at 1"+, largest 1.00" on Apr 27; 1 major hard freeze. |
| 2025 | 75 | 2 hail days at 1"+, largest 2.25" on Mar 25; 2 damaging-wind reports; 1 major hard freeze. |
| 2024 | 43 | 1 hail day at 1"+, largest 1.25" on May 22; 1 damaging-wind report; 1 major hard freeze. |
| 2023 | 29 | 3 hail days at 1"+, largest 3.00" on Apr 20; 1 damaging-wind report; 1 major hard freeze. |
| 2022 | 25 | 2 hail days at 1"+, largest 1.00" on May 15; 1 damaging-wind report; 1 major hard freeze. |
| 2021 | 25 | 2 hail days at 1"+, largest 2.00" on Apr 23; 2 damaging-wind reports; 1 major hard freeze. |
| 2021–2026 total | 291 | Inspections, roof repair and replacement, mold remediation, water damage mitigation, reconstruction. |
Source: Rainy Day job records, updated Aug 26, 2026. 5 of these have a published report with photos and findings; see some of the individual reports in our project library.
