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Roofing Contractor in Allen, TX

Allen is a Collin County city of established, family-focused neighborhoods, many built from the 1990s through the 2010s. A lot of those homes are now reaching the age where original roofs need replacing, and Allen sits right in the path of the spring storms that move across Collin County. Different Roofing serves Allen homeowners with free inspections and full replacements.

Roofers on a ladder and roof installing shingles on a two-story home

Twin Creeks

Twin Creeks is a master-planned community surrounding Twin Creeks Golf Club, an 18-hole course designed by Arnold Palmer. Hillwood developed the final 400 acres starting in 2004, with about 900 lots and builders such as Highland Homes and Toll Brothers, adding to earlier sections of the neighborhood. Homes range from patio homes to custom estates. Larger homes here tend to have steep, multi-level rooflines with turrets and dormers, which need careful flashing and valley work on every replacement.

Star Creek

Star Creek, in north Allen near the Stacy Road shopping corridor, was built mostly between 2005 and 2015. Homes are brick and stone, many two-story, ranging from about 2,200 to more than 5,700 square feet. Many Star Creek roofs are original builder installations now 10 to 20 years old, an age when hail and summer heat start to take a real toll on standard shingles. We follow your HOA's guidelines on materials and colors on every job.

Whether your home is in Twin Creeks, Star Creek, or another Allen neighborhood, we document the exact shingle line and color on your roof during every inspection. If you need a repair, that record helps us match what is already there. If you need a full replacement, it gives you a clear starting point for choosing a new color or upgrading to an impact-resistant shingle.

Recent Hail in Allen

  • May 19, 2023: 2-inch hail was reported near McDermott Road and Independence Parkway on the Allen–Plano line.
  • March 25, 2025: 2-inch, egg-size hail was reported in Allen.
  • April 27, 2026: golf-ball-size hail fell in nearby Richardson, with quarter-size hail reported in Murphy.

Two-inch hail can crack standard shingles outright and leave damage you cannot see from the yard. A free storm damage inspection gives you photos of every slope and a written summary. If you file a claim, we meet your adjuster on site and walk the roof together.

Upgrading When You Replace

With egg-size hail showing up in Allen, many homeowners upgrade to Class 4 impact-resistant shingles when their roof is replaced. They are built to resist much larger hail than standard shingles, and some insurers offer premium discounts for them. It is also a good time to consider solar panels, since a new roof is the right base for them.

Clay Soil and Foundations

Allen sits on Collin County's expansive clay. Warning signs of foundation movement include doors that stop latching, gaps at window corners, and cracks in brick or drywall. Our foundation repair team can evaluate your slab, and gutters that carry water away from the house help prevent more movement.

Services in Allen

Call (682) 400-6163 to schedule a free roof inspection in Allen.

Call (682) 400-6163

Frequently Asked Questions About Allen

  • My Star Creek home still has its original roof. Should I replace it?

    Not automatically. Roofs 10 to 20 years old can have plenty of life left or significant hail damage. A free inspection will tell you which.

  • Do you work on large custom homes in Twin Creeks?

    Yes. Steep, complex roofs are a big part of our work, and we plan staging and flashing details carefully on larger homes.

  • Is it a good idea to add solar when I replace my roof?

    A new roof is the ideal base for solar, since you avoid removing and reinstalling panels later. We can help you decide if solar makes sense.

Did Hail Hit Your Allen Home?

Free Storm Damage Inspections in Allen
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