Fairview sits between Allen and McKinney along US 75, with a mix of large-lot custom homes, a big 55+ golf community and the Fairview Town Center shopping district. Most homes here date from the 1990s through the 2010s, so many roofs are at their first replacement. Zeus Exteriors, LLC is a family-owned roofing and exterior contractor with a 5.0-star Google rating across 183 reviews. We do roofing, windows, patios and storm claims, and every job starts with a free 9-point inspection.
Roofing and exteriors in Fairview
- Fairview sits between Allen and McKinney — known for the Fairview Town Center and larger-lot neighborhoods — with many homes from the 1990s–2010s now needing roof, window and outdoor-living upgrades.
- Fairview is in Collin County; the median owner-occupied home value is about $597,000 (U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024), population about 10,800. We also work in nearby Allen, McKinney, Lucas.
Most-requested services in Fairview
- Roof Replacement — Zeus Exteriors replaces residential roofs across North Dallas and DFW with a full tear-off, a decking check, new drip edge, ice & water membrane in valleys and around penetrations, synthetic underlayment, starter strip, lifetime-rated shingles, high-profile ridge caps and corrected attic ventilation.
- Windows — Zeus Exteriors installs custom replacement windows and skylights — double- and triple-pane, Low-E and energy-efficient — for homes across North Dallas and DFW.
- Patios, Outdoor Living & Hardscape — Zeus Exteriors designs and builds patios, covered outdoor living areas, outdoor kitchens and hardscapes such as walkways and seating walls for homes across North Dallas and DFW.
- Storm Damage & Insurance Claims — free photo inspection after hail or wind in Fairview, documentation for your claim and a meeting with your adjuster.
Fairview hail reports
NOAA records show that Fairview's US 75 corridor gets big hail:
- April 21, 2017: tennis-ball-size (2.5-inch) hail near Hwy 121 and US 75 (NOAA report).
- March 24, 2019: hen-egg-size hail near US 75 and Stacy Road (NOAA report).
Large hail can bruise shingles in ways you cannot see from the ground, so we suggest an inspection after any storm that drops hail an inch or larger near your home.
Roof styles in Fairview
- Architectural shingles on 1990s–2010s homes, many now on their original roof.
- Steep custom roofs with many valleys on acreage lots.
- Villa and patio-home roofs in Heritage Ranch, which follow HOA rules.
- Covered patio roofs tied into the main roof, where flashing detail matters.
What a 115 mph wind design means for you
Fairview's reroof packet calls for a 115 mph (3-second gust) wind design. In practice, that means following the manufacturer's high-wind nailing pattern, using a proper starter strip at the eaves and rakes, and fastening the ridge caps well. A full tear-off to the deck also lets us check the sheathing on 1990s and 2000s homes before the new roof goes on. These details don't change how the roof looks, but they change how it holds up in the spring storms that roll up US 75. Heritage Ranch villas and large custom homes get the same treatment.
Fairview neighborhoods we roof
Heritage Ranch
Heritage Ranch is a gated 55+ golf community east of FM 1378 with about 1,144 homes and villas, most built between 2000 and 2007. Many of those roofs are near 20 years old, so the HOA's color and material rules matter when you plan a replacement.
Stone Creek Estates
This small luxury neighborhood has about 30 custom homes on wooded lots of one to three acres in Lovejoy ISD. Steep, complex roofs and tree cover mean more valleys and more flashing to inspect.
Near Fairview Town Center
Homes near the Stacy Road and US 75 retail district have taken some of Fairview's largest recorded hail (see below).
Filing a hail or wind claim in Fairview
Heritage Ranch and other HOA neighborhoods in Fairview usually need architectural approval before a replacement. Start that paperwork while the claim is being processed so you aren't waiting on it later. We're a roofing contractor, not a public adjuster or attorney; your insurance company decides coverage. Texas law (Business & Commerce Code §27.02) prohibits contractors from waiving or rebating your deductible, so we never offer to.
- Get safe and limit further damage. If water is coming in, move valuables and photograph the leak. We can tarp an opening while you sort out the claim.
- Get a free inspection first. We photograph hail hits, creased or missing shingles, dented vents and gutters, and tell you plainly whether we think it's worth a claim.
- Read your policy, then file. Check your deductible (many Texas policies use a percentage wind/hail deductible) and your policy's reporting deadline before you call the carrier.
- Meet the adjuster on the roof. We can attend the inspection meeting with your adjuster and show the damage we documented.
- Review the estimate, then schedule. Once the carrier issues its estimate, we walk you through the scope and pull any permit the city requires.
Fairview reroof permit requirements
Fairview's re-roof packet (dated March 9, 2026) says a permit is required for reroofing. The roof must be torn off down to the deck, and it must be built for a 115 mph (3-second gust) design wind speed under the 2024 IRC. A remote virtual inspection form is part of the process. You apply by email at [email protected] and schedule inspections at 972-886-4250. Note: an older Fairview resident guide says shingle replacement doesn't need a permit. We follow the newer packet and confirm with the town.
How we work
Free inspection with photos, a written estimate, insurance-claim help when hail or wind is involved, and a clean job site. Our office at 2815 Valley View Ln, Suite 210, Farmers Branch, TX 75234 keeps us close.
What customers say
“Mike and his team do amazing work. We are very happy with quality and the professionalism. It is hard to find.” — Jon S., Google review
“They were mannerly, picked up shingles and did not waste time. I would recommend them to anyone.”Sheila M. · Google review
Fairview roofing FAQ
Do I need a permit to reroof in Fairview?
Yes, under the town's 2026 re-roof packet, which also requires a full tear-off and a 115 mph wind design.
Do you serve all of Fairview?
Yes.
Do you work in Heritage Ranch?
Yes. We plan around the HOA's material and color rules.
Has Fairview had big hail?
Yes. NOAA logged tennis-ball-size hail near Hwy 121 and US 75 on April 21, 2017.
Do you install energy-efficient windows?
Yes, Low-E double- and triple-pane.
Can you add a covered patio?
Yes.
Will you handle my insurance claim?
We document the damage and can meet your adjuster. We're a roofing contractor, not a public adjuster; your insurer decides coverage.
How do I book an inspection in Fairview?
Call (469) 771-0988 or request one online. It's free.
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Banner photo: Fairview, Texas Town Hall at night.jpg by MisterElection2001 (CC0), via Wikimedia Commons.