Standing seam and stone-coated steel for homes — including profiles that read as shake, tile or architectural shingle from the street. A 50+ year roof, Class 4 impact rated.
Metal that suits the house. Roof Experts installs standing seam and stone-coated steel on homes across Dallas-Fort Worth — including profiles finished to read as shake, tile or architectural shingle from the street. A 50+ year system with Class 4 impact protection, installed over a proper nail base by our own crews.
Two profiles
Concealed-fastener panels with raised, mechanically seamed ribs — no exposed screws to back out over time. Visibly modern, which is exactly what some homeowners are after.
We install it over a nail base of laminated OSB or plywood. Metal expands and contracts with temperature swings, and a solid substrate is what keeps fasteners from working loose across decades.
Steel panels finished with a stone coating that reads as shake, tile or architectural shingles from the street. Class 4 impact, Class A fire and Class 90 wind ratings.
Expect roughly twice the cost of an architectural shingle roof, in the range of $25,000–$40,000 on a typical home — but it is a 50+ year roof, so for most homeowners it is the last one they buy.
Metal is not the right roof for every house, and the honest version is worth hearing first. Rain and hail are more audible than on asphalt, though insulation and underlayment bring it down substantially. Large hail can dent panels — usually cosmetic, but visible. And metal moves with temperature, which is precisely why installation quality matters more here than on any other material.
If those trade-offs give you pause, a Class 4 impact-resistant shingle is often the better value — particularly if you are selling within a few years and will not capture the lifespan.
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Comparison of both systems, the honest trade-offs and the common questions live on the metal roofing hub. For commercial buildings, see commercial metal roofing. Most owners finance rather than pay outright — financing options include 0% for 12 months.
Concealed fasteners, mechanically seamed ribs, no exposed screws to back out over time.
Shake, tile or shingle profiles. Class 4 impact, Class A fire, Class 90 wind.
Laminated OSB or plywood — the solid surface standing seam panels need to attach to.
Metal reflects heat rather than absorbing it, which generally lowers cooling costs.
Chosen to suit the house rather than to announce that the roof is metal.
0% for 12 months or payments up to 10 years — most owners finance rather than pay outright.
Certified inspector on-site, photo-documented findings, written report, no pressure and no hidden costs.
Small repair, big repair, or full replacement — we tell you which one this roof needs and why.
Instant online quote with sign-on-screen. The price you are quoted is the price you pay — no surprises.
Crew arrives on schedule, works clean, leaves no debris. Workmanship warranty on every job.
Full tear-off & replacement of a single-family roof.
TPO, EPDM, modified-bitumen, metal commercial systems.
Targeted repairs of any kind, residential or commercial.
Don't see your question? Call us at (469) 936-7663 — we're happy to talk it through.
Only if you choose a profile that does. Stone-coated steel is finished to read as shake, tile or architectural shingle from the street — most people cannot tell it is metal without being told. Standing seam is the more visibly modern option, which some homeowners specifically want.
Some owners notice rain and hail more than they did with asphalt. Proper insulation and underlayment bring it down substantially, but it is a real difference and worth knowing before you buy rather than after.
Metal can dent from large hail or falling debris. The damage is usually cosmetic and does not affect how the roof performs — but it is visible, and that bothers some owners more than others.
Stone-coated steel typically runs about twice an architectural shingle roof, in the range of $25,000–$40,000 on a typical home. The trade is that it is a 50+ year system, so you buy one roof instead of two or three.
We install standing seam over a nail base — laminated OSB or plywood — because it gives the panels a solid, secure surface to attach to. Metal moves with temperature swings, and a poor substrate is how fasteners work loose over the years.
Free inspection, honest scope, real warranty. Most service work scheduled within 24–48 hours.
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