A metal roof is a long-term investment — durable, energy-efficient, and a strong option for homeowners who plan to stay in their home for years to come.
Metal roofing has become a popular choice for Plano homeowners who want a roof that holds up to heat, wind, and storms over the long haul. Options range from standing-seam panels to stone-coated steel that mimics the look of shingles or tile.
Standing-seam and stone-coated steel roofs cost more up front than asphalt shingles, but they typically last much longer and reflect more heat. We'll help you weigh the numbers against how long you plan to stay in the home.
A well-installed metal roof can last for decades, often far longer than a typical shingle roof.
Metal reflects more of the sun's heat, which can help keep attic temperatures down during Texas summers.
Metal roofing holds up well to wind, and many products carry strong impact ratings.
Stone-coated steel can mimic shingles, tile, or shake, so you get metal's durability with the look you want.
It depends on how it's installed. Over solid decking with underlayment and a well-insulated attic, most homeowners find a metal roof only a little louder than shingles in heavy rain. Panels fastened over open framing or furring strips, which is common when metal goes on top of an old roof, can be noticeably louder. Stone-coated steel is one of the quietest options.
No. Metal roofing doesn't make a home more likely to be struck by lightning.
Yes. See our commercial metal roofing page.
Based in Plano, we handle metal roofing throughout North Dallas and nearby communities like Garland. See our full service area.
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