Princeton’s Roofing & Storm Damage Specialists
All Around Texas Roofing provides roofing and storm damage restoration in Princeton, Texas, on the US 380 corridor in northeast Collin County. Roof repair, full replacement, hail and wind damage, gutters, siding, windows, fencing and insurance claim documentation.
We also schedule around Princeton’s own inspection calendar rather than ours, which is a smaller detail than it sounds until it costs somebody three days.
Call (469) 598-0899 for a free roof inspection in Princeton, TX.
A city where almost every roof is the same age
Princeton describes itself as one of the fastest growing cities in Collin County, sitting on US 380 between McKinney and Greenville, about thirty miles northeast of Dallas.
When a city adds housing in waves, the roofs on those houses reach the end of their service life in waves too. A subdivision built out over eighteen months is a subdivision whose roofs all start failing inside the same couple of years, and whose homeowners all go looking for a contractor at once.
It also means most of Princeton’s housing is young enough that homeowners assume the roof is fine. That assumption is exactly what lets hail damage sit undiagnosed, because a three year old roof can be hail struck and still look perfect from the street.
The older streets near the original town center are a different proposition, with roofs that have been through several rounds of repair and flashing reused more than once. We handle roof repair and full roof replacement across both.
Weather risks for Princeton homes:
Specific challenges for Princeton properties:
Schedule a free inspection and we will tell you which of those two houses you actually own.
One contract, one crew sequencing the work, one set of photographs behind the claim.
Our Princeton residential roofing services include:
We also serve commercial property along the US 380 corridor and around Princeton Town Center, including retail and office buildings on flat and low slope roofs.
Our Princeton commercial roofing services include:
See our commercial roofing services for the full range.
We inspect before a claim exists, photograph and scope the damage to a standard an adjuster can work from, meet your adjuster on the roof, and support a supplement with evidence when the tear off reveals decking damage nobody could see.
What we do not do is file or negotiate the claim, because Texas law does not permit a contractor to act as a public adjuster on a property it is working on. Your deductible is also yours to pay, and a contractor offering to waive or absorb it is describing a criminal offense rather than a discount.
There is also one Princeton specific question worth putting to your insurance agent. The city announced in 2026 that the Princeton Fire Department had earned an ISO Class 2/2X rating. That is not a roofing matter, but insurers commonly use ISO’s Public Protection Classification as one input when rating property insurance in an area, so a city whose classification improves is a city where that input has moved in the homeowner’s favor. Whether it affects your premium is between you and your agent. Full detail on our insurance claim assistance page.
Hail that marks a roof almost always marks the gutters, the window screens, the fence, the soffit and the siding at the same time. All of it belongs on one claim against one deductible.
On the roof, not from the driveway, with marked and counted test squares on each slope and the attic checked from underneath.
Dated photographs, wide and close, soft metal evidence from gutters and screens, and a written scope covering every component the storm touched.
Protection where the roof is open, documented separately for the claim.
We attend the adjuster’s inspection and read the returned scope with you, line by line, against our own documentation.
Roof, gutters, siding, windows, fencing and outdoor structures, sequenced by one contractor rather than four.
If a storm has recently crossed Princeton, the signs worth acting on are:
Our Princeton storm damage repair covers the visible damage and the damage that will not announce itself for a season.
Signs replacement is the right call:
A Princeton replacement runs as a tear off to the deck, every sheet inspected with damaged sheets replaced at an agreed per sheet rate, synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield in valleys and at penetrations, new drip edge and flashing rather than reused, new pipe boots, and balanced intake and exhaust ventilation. Most homes here are a single day of tear off and install, with a second day on larger or steeper roofs, and the city inspection scheduled around the Monday to Thursday window.
Get a free estimate and we will put the repair or replace recommendation in writing either way.
We schedule around the city's four day inspection week, which is the difference between closing out on Thursday and waiting until Monday.
The decking rate is agreed before tear off, so the largest variable is priced before your roof is open.
New flashing and drip edge as standard, never reused to save an hour.
You get the photographs either way, whether or not you hire us.
One contractor for the whole exterior, so one storm is one claim against one deductible.
We do not knock doors after storms.
We serve every residential and commercial area across Princeton and the surrounding parts of northeast Collin County, including:
Original Town
Along US 380
Princeton Town Center
FM 982 and FM 75
Toward Lowry Crossing
Toward Farmersville
Rural Acreage
Do not see your neighborhood listed? Call (469) 598-0899 and we will confirm service for your address.
Our Princeton service area covers homes and businesses near:
Princeton runs building inspections through its Development Services department, and three details decide how a roofing job runs here.
Applications go through the EnerGov Self Service Portal. The city moved to it so applications, fee payment, status tracking and inspection scheduling all run online. Your contractor should be using it rather than turning up at a counter.
Contractors have to be registered with the city. A contractor who cannot tell you whether they are registered in Princeton has not worked here.
The inspection week is four days, not five. Princeton inspects Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and a request received before 5 p.m. is completed the next business day within that window.
That last one matters more than it sounds. A request submitted at 4 p.m. on Wednesday gets inspected Thursday. The same request at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday does not get inspected Friday, because there are no Friday inspections. It gets inspected Monday. A contractor who misses the Thursday afternoon cut off has added three days to your job for no reason at all.
We build the Princeton schedule around that calendar.
Princeton’s Building Inspection department permits and inspects construction and renovation work in the city, and applications run through the EnerGov Self Service Portal. Contractors also have to be registered with the city. We confirm what your specific job requires before it is scheduled, and where a permit is needed, we pull it.
Princeton inspects Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and a request received before 5 p.m. is completed the next business day inside that window. There are no Friday inspections, so a request that misses the Thursday cut off waits until Monday.
Usually you cannot from the ground. Start with the soft metal: dents on gutters, downspouts, vents or window screens mean the roof took the same impacts. Confirming it needs someone on the roof marking test squares, because a claim rests on a density of impacts per square rather than an impression.
Yes, and newer homes are where it goes undiagnosed most often, precisely because everyone assumes a young roof is a healthy one. Builder grade pipe boots fail early, complex roof shapes give hail more places to concentrate, and a fractured shingle mat is invisible from the street at any age.
It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the material, how many layers come off and how much decking is damaged. We will not quote a figure without seeing it. What we will give you is a written specification with a per sheet decking rate agreed in advance.
Most Princeton homes are a single day of tear off and install, with a second day on larger or more complex roofs. Weather moves it, the city inspection window shapes it, and after a widespread hail event material lead times move it more than labor does.
That depends on your carrier and your claims history, and no roofer can answer it for your policy. Your agent can. It is a fair question to ask before filing rather than after.
Yes, and they are genuinely different jobs. Older Princeton roofs bring reused flashing, discontinued shingle lines and decking that has taken water over years. Newer ones bring builder specification materials and roof geometry with a lot of penetrations.
Sometimes. Color lines get discontinued and shingle weathers, so an exact match on an older roof is not always possible. We will tell you before the work whether a repair will be visible from the street.
Yes, and on a storm claim that is the right approach. One storm, one claim, one deductible. We cover fence repair and gutter repair alongside the roof.
If a storm has been through, or there is a stain on a ceiling and no obvious source, the inspection is the whole first step. Photographs, a written assessment, and a straight answer about whether there is a claim.
Call (469) 598-0899 or request your free inspection.
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