Roofing Contractor
Allen, TX
Square Construction serves Allen homeowners with roofing, gutters, siding, and complete storm damage insurance claim coordination. Local company. Honest inspections.
Allen's Roofing Profile
1990s and 2000s homes reaching a critical age.
Allen grew rapidly in the 1990s and 2000s, which means a significant portion of its housing stock now has roofs that are 20–35 years old. These roofs are at or near the end of their useful life — and a hail event that wouldn't have claimable damage on a newer roof may cross the threshold on an older system that's showing its age.
We see this pattern regularly in Allen: a homeowner knows their roof is old, a storm comes through, and they call us not sure if they have a claim. In many cases they do — not because the damage is catastrophic, but because a combination of age and storm damage crosses the threshold for replacement.
We're honest about these assessments. If the math on a claim doesn't work given your deductible, we'll tell you — along with our best estimate for a cash replacement.
Does Allen TX get hail damage frequently?
Yes. Allen sits between Plano and McKinney in one of the most active hail belts in North Texas. The city experiences multiple significant hail events most years. Many Allen homes were built in the 1990s and 2000s, meaning roofs are often approaching or past typical service life.
How long does a roof insurance claim take in Allen TX?
From filing to final payment, most claims take 4–8 weeks. The inspection and adjuster meeting happen in the first 1–2 weeks after filing. Approval typically follows within 1–2 weeks of the adjuster visit. Work is scheduled after approval. Depreciation recovery takes another 2–4 weeks after work is complete.
Services in Allen
Every exterior trade. One contractor.
Allen and the Texas hail corridor
Allen sits between the US-75 and Sam Rayburn Tollway storm tracks; supercells crossing Collin County frequently hit Allen on their path toward McKinney and points east.
Predominantly 1990s–2010s suburban build-out around Twin Creeks and Watters Creek, with architectural asphalt shingles as the dominant roof type.
Notable storm events affecting Allen
A supercell produced tennis ball-size hail (up to 2.5 inches) across parts of Collin County including Allen, contributing to reported losses exceeding $400M.
SourceThe March 2025 DFW-wide hail outbreak struck Allen along with neighboring Plano and McKinney, driving a surge of roof-replacement claims.
SourceNeighborhoods we serve in Allen
Nearby cities we serve
Serving Allen and southern Collin County.
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