Metal roofing — the last roof most of these houses will need

Why metal, in this part of Texas specifically

North Texas gets hail nearly every spring. A shingle roof here is a 12-to-18-year proposition and often a lot less. A Class-4 impact-rated metal roof takes stone that would total shingle, sheds wind better, reflects heat instead of soaking it, and frequently earns an insurance premium discount. Over the life of the house it's usually the cheaper roof, not the expensive one.

What we install

Stone-coated steel shake — the look of a wood shake or tile roof with the impact rating of steel; it's the majority of our metal work and the one most homeowners end up choosing. Standing seam — the clean vertical-panel look with concealed fasteners and nothing exposed to fail. And custom aluminum and specialty panel work on homes that need something specific.

The part most roofers skip: the metal itself

We run our own fabrication shop. Trim, flashing, drip edge, valley metal, and one-off transitions get made to fit your roof instead of forced from stock lengths. That's where metal roofs actually fail — not the panels, the details around them.

What it costs, honestly

Metal costs more up front than shingle. Anyone quoting you a number over the phone without seeing the roof is guessing at pitch, complexity, and tear-off. We'll measure it, show you the options side by side with a shingle price, and let you decide with real numbers.