Allstate Insurance Agent Samantha Kendall, Celina, TX

Born and raised in Dallas, I have slowly moved northward to the McKinney area and beyond. My husband and I wanted to raise our family in one spot - to set roots for our kids. We have been blessed to be in the same place for 20 years. We are proud parents of an Eagle Scout -soon to go into the Navy and a daughter who is an outstanding artist, along with 3 pups.

I have a degree from North Texas in Construction which allows me to understand the makeup of homes in our area. And I was a Logistics Specialist/Executive Secretary (aka: stay-at-home mom) for 15 years which leads to having the understanding of where customers are coming from. Whether on a budget or not, I understand what customers’ needs are and help educate them about what insurance can do for them.

I enjoy building those lasting relationships with those in my local community and throughout the whole state of Texas. It was my husband who encouraged me to go from working in to owning my own agency. He was an engineer and also an Allstate agent for 4 years before helping run our office.

One of the best things about being an Allstate agent is the ability to represent a company who has its customer’s needs at heart. What better way than to be there for others when they need help the most? From a chip in your car window to a hurricane/tornado, we are the ones customers rely on to listen and help put things to right. This is one of the reasons my husband and I chose the insurance industry. And we take our business very seriously.

When you want to explore options for protecting your home, personal property, or financial future, I’m available to answer your questions. I look forward to getting to know you and helping you to find the solutions that meet your needs. We are just a phone call, text or email away or come by to visit. You can find our office just east of the famous Celina Football Stadium at 721 E Pecan Street.

"The best we can do is size up the chances, calculate the risks involved, estimate our ability to deal with them, and then make our preparations with confidence." ~Henry Ford