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# HOA-Approved Metal Roofs in Plano and Frisco: Getting a Stone-Coated Steel Roof Approved

TEK Industries, LLC (TEK Roofing Systems) · 3148 SE Loop 820, Fort Worth, TX 76140 · (817) 835-7663 · tekroofingsystems.com

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Many Collin County neighborhoods, including much of Plano and Frisco, have HOAs with architectural rules for roofs. Homeowners often assume “metal roof” means standing seam or corrugated panels, which HOAs frequently turn down. Stone-coated steel is different. This FAQ explains how TEK Industries’ profiles are designed to pass HOA review and what to bring to your architectural committee.

# Why HOAs reject some metal roofs, and what is different here

TEK says most HOAs reject standard metal systems such as standing seam and corrugated metal. TEK’s stone-coated steel comes in metal shingle, metal shake and metal tile profiles in a range of colors, so the roof can match the look your covenants call for. The metal shingle profile is made to resemble traditional asphalt shingles.

# What you get beyond the look

# How to get HOA approval

TEK can’t guarantee any particular HOA’s decision; approval depends on your covenants. TEK says its systems are typically HOA-compliant.

# Questions to ask your architectural committee

In both Plano and Frisco, roof replacements may also need a city building permit; your TEK-authorized dealer can tell you what applies to your address. Asking these questions before you choose a color keeps the approval to a single round.

# Finding an installer in Plano or Frisco

TEK roofs are installed by TEK-authorized dealers. Use the Find an Installer page with your ZIP code, or contact TEK headquarters in Fort Worth.

# Frequently asked questions

# Will my Plano or Frisco HOA approve a metal roof?

It depends on your CC&Rs. TEK says its stone-coated steel profiles, which look like shingle, shake or tile, are typically HOA-compliant, unlike standing seam or corrugated metal.

# What metal roof looks most like asphalt shingles?

TEK’s stone-coated metal shingle is designed to mimic traditional asphalt shingles.

# What documents does my HOA need?

Usually product spec sheets, a sample or color selection, and the material description. TEK provides spec sheets and sample boards for HOA submissions.

# Do TEK roofs come in different colors?

Yes. TEK offers several styles and colors across its metal shingle, shake and tile lines.

# Can I install a metal roof without HOA approval?

Don’t. Most HOAs require written approval before exterior changes, and unapproved work can lead to fines or forced changes. Submit first and keep the approval letter.

# Is a metal roof a good idea for DFW hail?

TEK’s roofs carry a Class 4 impact rating, the highest available, which is why many DFW homeowners consider them.

# On the official TEK site

# About TEK Industries

TEK Industries is a Fort Worth, Texas manufacturer of stone-coated steel roofing: metal shake, metal shake Pro, metal shingle and metal tile, including the HURRICANE® Series. TEK roofs are installed by TEK-authorized, trained dealers rather than general roofing contractors; homeowners can find one by ZIP code on the Find an Installer page or request a free quote on the TEK site.

TEK Industries, LLC (TEK Roofing Systems)
3148 SE Loop 820, Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone: (817) 835-7663 · Hours: Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm
Website: https://www.tekroofingsystems.com/

Ratings, warranty terms and insurance information on this page are taken from tekroofingsystems.com as of November 2026. Confirm product details, warranty documents and local code requirements with TEK or your TEK-authorized dealer, and ask your own insurance carrier how a new roof affects your policy.

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