Commercial & Residential Construction in Euless

Local General Contractor Expertise

Across Willow Bend, Legacy West, and neighborhoods throughout Plano, TX, we deliver commercial and residential construction that lasts. As a general contractor | Plano, TX with deep roots in foundation repair, concrete, and tenant improvements, we handle the full project scope—from permits to final inspection.

Plano's booming corporate corridors and new subdivisions demand contractors who understand local codes, build timelines, and neighborhood HOA requirements. We do.

How We Work

A transparent, phased approach that keeps you informed at every step.

Site Assessment & Planning

We inspect the property, verify local zoning, and gather permit requirements specific to your Plano neighborhood. Timeline: 3–5 days.

Permit & Plan Submission

We handle all City of Plano paperwork and coordinate reviews with building, health, and fire departments. We keep you updated via email weekly.

Crew Mobilization

Once permits are issued, our team arrives with equipment and subcontractors. Site closure / HOA coordination happens 48 hours prior.

Build Phase

We execute work per schedule and daily logs. You'll see photos and progress updates three times per week via email or text.

Inspection & Final Review

City inspectors sign off; we walk through with you. Any punch-list items are resolved before final payment.

Closeout & Warranty

You receive a complete project binder with permits, warranties, and our 2-year service contact. We're here if you need us.

You'll always know what's happening next—and when.

Our Services

From concrete foundations to full roof replacement—we handle what Plano needs.

Roofing Services

Plano's heat and hail seasons demand durable roofing. We install shingles, metal panels, and TPO membranes. Inspect before damage spreads.

Hail and wind damage repair for residential homes in Willow Bend, Kings Ridge, and surrounding areas
New roof installation (architectural shingles, metal, or flat membranes)
Flashing, gutter, and soffit work to prevent water intrusion

Most Plano homeowners complete roof work in 5–7 days with permits signed off by city inspectors.

Roof replacement in Deerfield, Plano—completed with building permit and final inspection.

Concrete & Foundation Repair

Texas clay soil shifts. Cracks in driveways, walkways, and foundations are common in Plano subdivisions. We repair, level, and reinforce.

Concrete slab repair and mud-jacking for residential homes
Foundation settling and crack assessment (engineer reports available)
New driveway, patio, and sidewalk installation with proper drainage

We work around HOA rules in neighborhoods like Preston Park and ensure all concrete slopes away from homes.

Concrete driveway repair in Hunters Glen, Plano—crack injection and re-leveling completed.

Commercial Tenant Improvement

Plano's office parks and retail centers need quick, clean renovations. We manage buildouts for new tenants with zero operational disruption.

Interior demolition and waste removal (hazmat certified when needed)
Structural framing, drywall, flooring, and MEP rough-in coordination
Permitting and final occupancy sign-off from City of Plano

Our tenant improvement projects near Legacy West and downtown Plano typically stay on budget and ahead of schedule.

Office buildout at Legacy Park, Plano—framing and MEP coordination completed on time.

Why Local Expertise Matters

Plano's rapid growth and strict code enforcement mean contractors must adapt quickly.

Permit Expertise

City of Plano requires 65% plan-review deposits and strict civil/planning releases for commercial work. We navigate the eTRAKiT system flawlessly.

HOA Coordination

Many Plano subdivisions (Willow Bend, Kings Ridge, Preston Park) impose tight rules on hours, parking, and site staging. We schedule around every restriction.

Roofing Climate

Spring hail and summer heat in north Texas demand materials tested for impact and UV. We source and install accordingly.

20+ years managing Plano projects. 500+ homes and commercial buildouts completed. Full building permits submitted and monitored through every phase.

What's Involved in a Typical Roof or Foundation Project?

Typical Roof Replacement Timeline (Residential)

Most single-family homes in Plano take 4–7 days to complete roof work. Here's the breakdown:

Day 1–2 (Prep & Demo): Remove old roofing, inspect decking, order permit if needed, and coordinate with neighbors.
Day 3–5 (Install): Install new underlayment, shingles, flashing, and ridge cap. Weather-dependent—we work around Plano rain forecasts.
Day 6–7 (Finish): Install gutters/trim, cleanup, and schedule city inspection. Final sign-off typically within 1–2 days.

Foundation Repair (Concrete Slab Repair)

Settling concrete is common across Plano's clay soil. Here's how we address it:

Inspection: We assess cracks and measure settlement depth. Many HOA neighborhoods (Kings Ridge, Willow Bend) require engineer reports.
Repair Method: Crack injection with epoxy or polyurethane, or mud-jacking to lift settled slabs.
Drainage: We slope repaired areas away from the foundation to prevent future moisture intrusion.
Timeline: Small repairs finish in 1–2 days. Major foundation work may require structural permits and take 3–5 days.

Serving Plano's Neighborhoods

We work throughout Plano's premier areas and beyond.

West Plano

Willow Bend, Kings Ridge, Preston Park, Avignon, and Gleneagles. Frequent projects on Preston Rd. and Dallas North Tollway corridors.

North Plano

Deerfield, Timberbrook, Russell Creek, and Hunters Glen. Newer construction with modern HOA guidelines.

Downtown & Commercial

Legacy West, The Shops at Legacy, and office parks along Highway 75. Tenant improvements and retail buildouts.

Plano is about 25 miles north of downtown Dallas, making access from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex straightforward. Our crews are mobile and can stage at properties near Highway 75, Dallas North Tollway, or US-380.

If you're in McKinney, Frisco, or The Colony, we often extend service to adjacent areas. Call to confirm availability for your address.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a building permit take in Plano?

Simple residential permits (roof, fence) typically take 7–14 days. Commercial projects or structural work may take 3–4 weeks for plan review and civil release.

Do I need a permit for roof replacement in Plano?

Yes. Any roof replacement or major repair requires a City of Plano building permit and final inspection. We handle all paperwork and coordinate inspections.

Can you work around HOA restrictions in my neighborhood?

Absolutely. We're familiar with rules in Willow Bend, Kings Ridge, Preston Park, and other Plano subdivisions. We coordinate start dates, work hours, and site staging to comply.

What's the best time of year for roof work in Plano?

Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) are ideal—fewer rain interruptions and moderate temperatures. We schedule around Plano's weather patterns.

Do you offer emergency roof or foundation repairs?

Yes. Call us for same-day tarping or temporary repairs after weather damage. Permanent repairs follow the standard permit process.

How do I schedule a site visit in Plano?

Contact us by phone or email with your address, project scope, and preferred dates. We'll send a crew lead within 2–3 business days to assess and provide a timeline.

Ready to get started on your Plano construction project? Reach out for a free site assessment and project timeline.

We're here to serve Plano, TX with expert general contractor services—from permits through final inspection.