General contractor in Frisco, TX
Commercial and residential remodels, repairs, roofing and restoration in Frisco (Collin County (with a portion in Denton County)). Inspection in 24–48 hours, an itemized bid after the walk, and a private client portal on every project.
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What we do in Frisco
Commercial Remodel & Repair in Frisco
Commercial remodel and repair across Dallas–Fort Worth: offices, medical, retail, restaurants and multifamily. Phased work in occupied buildings, structural and ADA corrections.
Tenant Improvement & Build-Outs in Frisco
White box to move-in tenant improvements in Dallas–Fort Worth: partitions, ceilings, MEP rough-in and trim, landlord coordination, and permits pulled by us.
Residential Remodel & Repair in Frisco
Kitchens, baths, additions, whole-home remodels and pre-sale repairs across Dallas–Fort Worth. Free inspection in 24–48 hours and an itemized bid after the walk.
Roofing & Insurance-Claim Roofs in Frisco
Roof repair and replacement in Dallas–Fort Worth: composition, metal and TPO. We inspect, document, meet your adjuster on site and provide detailed scopes and supplement support.
Fire & Water Restoration in Frisco
Fire and water restoration in Dallas–Fort Worth: structural drying, moisture and photo documentation, demolition and full rebuild by one general contractor.
Permits and registration in Frisco
Permit department
City of Frisco Building Inspections Division — official page
Online permit portal
eTRAKiT — portal page
Contractor registration
Contractors must register with Frisco's Building Inspections Division before doing work in the city and are issued an R-Number; registration requires general liability insurance naming the City of Frisco. source
Re-roof permit
Frisco requires a permit for roof replacement, handled as a self-service permit for same-material replacement. source
Adopted building code
Frisco adopted the 2021 International Building Code by Ordinance No. 2022-11-59, amending Chapter 18 of the city code. source
Districts and areas we work in
PGA Frisco and Fields Ranch · Fields master-planned community · Frisco Square · Downtown Frisco
Local context
- Frisco applies a 6% technology fee to permits, projects and licenses processed through its permitting system, effective Aug. 1, 2026. source
- Contractor registration requires a certificate of general liability insurance naming the City of Frisco as certificate holder. source
- Roof and fence replacement submittals in Frisco must include a property plot plan or survey per the city's residential alteration requirements. source
- PGA of America moved its headquarters to Frisco as part of the 660-acre PGA Frisco development, a partnership between PGA of America, Omni Hotels, the city and Frisco ISD. source
- Plans and permits are filed through Frisco's eTRAKiT online system. source
Storm and damage history in Frisco
- February 2021: NWS Fort Worth documented Winter Storm Uri, the historic February 2021 arctic outbreak across North Texas. source
- Feb. 17, 2021: Frisco was among the North Texas cities asked to reduce water use during Uri as burst pipes pushed regional demand to 350 million gallons a day. source
- March 3, 2021: Frisco reported logging thousands of emergency calls for frozen and burst pipes during the February 2021 winter storms. source
On storm losses we inspect, photograph and measure the damage, we meet your adjuster and document the full scope, and we give you a line-item estimate. Texas law does not allow a contractor to negotiate your claim, act as your adjuster, or waive, absorb or rebate a deductible.
Frisco questions, answered
- Who issues building permits in Frisco?
- City of Frisco Building Inspections Division issues permits in Frisco, which is in Collin County (with a portion in Denton County). Permits are filed through eTRAKiT, the city's online permit portal.
- Do contractors have to register with Frisco?
- Contractors must register with Frisco's Building Inspections Division before doing work in the city and are issued an R-Number; registration requires general liability insurance naming the City of Frisco.
- Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Frisco?
- Frisco requires a permit for roof replacement, handled as a self-service permit for same-material replacement.
- Do you handle my insurance claim?
- No. Texas law does not allow a contractor to negotiate your claim or act as your adjuster. We inspect, document, meet your adjuster on site, and provide detailed scopes and estimates.
Have a project in Frisco?
Inspection in 24–48 hours, itemized bid after the walk, and a private client portal for the project.