Roofing Service Areas in Collin, Denton and Grayson Counties

A reroof needs a city permit, and inspections are requested by email by 4 p.m. on the business day before. The city does not inspect on weekends or holidays.

Roofing is on the city’s Trade Permit, alongside electrical, HVAC and plumbing. Contractors register with the city separately.

The city publishes a Registered Contractors Listing, so you can check a roofer before you sign.

Every contractor has to register with the city through its MyGov portal before applying for a permit, so ask whether your roofer is registered in Celina.

Replacing a roof with the same material is one of the self service permits in the city’s eTrakit portal, and the same portal shows whether a contractor is registered.

Electronic applications only, through MyGov. Contractors register with the city, and inspections are requested by email at least 48 hours ahead.

The city’s permit list names windows, fences and patio covers individually, all things a hailstorm often damages.

Permit invoices are issued only through the city’s Citizen Self Service Portal, and the city warns that it charges no “Application Approval Fee”. If an email asks for one, it is not from the city.

Residential permits go through the city’s Camino portal, and the city says they can take up to 7 to 10 working days, so build that time into a storm repair.

The city adopted the 2021 International Building Codes, with local amendments, on July 1, 2024.

Applications, fees and inspection requests all go through the city’s EnerGov portal. Inspections run Monday through Thursday only

The town’s final inspection on a reroof includes the attic, and drip edge is required on every asphalt shingle roof.

Roofs are on the city’s list of work that needs a building permit, so a replacement here is permitted work.

Every permit application goes through the city’s One Stop Weston portal.