Built for North Texas Weather
Understanding the unique challenges that Celina homeowners face with their roofs
Celina has transformed from a quiet farming community established in 1876 into one of the fastest-growing cities in America, with population growth exceeding 26% annually. This rapid expansion means thousands of new homes—and thousands of new roofs—all facing the same North Texas weather challenges.
Located in Collin and Denton counties, Celina sits squarely in North Texas's most active hail corridor. The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex experiences more frequent large hail events than almost anywhere else in the state, with storms regularly producing hailstones from marble-sized to baseball-sized—and sometimes larger.
Whether you're in one of Celina's established neighborhoods near the Historic Downtown Square or in newer master-planned communities like Light Farms, Carter Ranch, or Lilyana, your roof faces the same intense weather cycles: scorching summers exceeding 100°F, severe spring thunderstorms, occasional winter ice, and those notorious North Texas hailstorms.
