Historic homes near the square
Homes near the McKinney square are older than most of what we see elsewhere in Collin County, and some carry roof lines and materials that need more careful matching when a repair comes up. Slate and metal accents show up more often here than in the newer subdivisions, and matching a repair to an older roof takes more attention than a standard shingle job would.
We treat these homes carefully, checking with the homeowner before removing any original material and matching profiles as closely as the current market allows when an exact match is not possible anymore.
Newer neighborhoods further out
The subdivisions built further from downtown McKinney over the last decade look more like what we see in Frisco and northern Plano, with architectural shingles and better attic ventilation than older homes carry. Storm exposure is the main issue in these areas, since many of these neighborhoods sit on more open land with fewer mature trees to break the wind.
Storm damage across McKinney
Hail tends to hit McKinney in the same spring pattern that moves through the rest of Collin County, and we get calls from both the older and newer parts of town after the same storm front. Roofs of different ages and materials take that hail differently, which is part of why we inspect each roof individually rather than assuming the same damage pattern applies everywhere in a storm's path.
We document every McKinney inspection with photos regardless of the roof's age, since insurance adjusters expect the same level of detail whether the roof is five years old or fifty years old.
Reaching us from McKinney
We schedule inspections and estimates across McKinney the same way we do closer to Plano, usually within a few days outside of the busiest storm weeks. Describe the issue and your general area of town through the contact page and we will get back to you with a window.