Standing-seam metal
Clean lines, concealed fasteners, and a lifespan measured in decades, not years.
Metal Roofing
Metal roofing that outlasts the neighborhood
A metal roof is the last roof most homeowners ever buy. We install standing-seam and metal shingle systems that shrug off hail, high winds, and triple-digit Texas summers — and look sharp doing it.
What we handle
Metal & stone-coated shingles
The durability of steel with the classic look of traditional shingle rows.
Copper & accent metalwork
Bay windows, porch roofs, and turrets in true copper — craftwork that makes a house one of a kind.
Energy-smart choices
Reflective finishes that help cut summer attic temperatures and cooling bills.
Metal is an investment, so the installation has to be perfect. Panels have to be cut and fastened right, penetrations have to be detailed right, and ventilation has to be thought through — or a great material becomes a mediocre roof. Our crew has installed metal across Tarrant County, and we stand behind every seam.
Our favorite projects are the details: the copper bay window that catches the afternoon light, the metal turret that anchors a brick home's silhouette. If you can sketch it, odds are good we can build it.
Straight answers from the brothers
What homeowners from Aledo to Azle ask us before going metal.
How long does a metal roof actually last?
A properly installed standing-seam roof commonly runs 40 to 70 years — it will likely outlive your mortgage, and most homeowners never buy another roof. The difference between metal that lasts and metal that fails comes down to fastener choice, panel cut, and flashing detail, which is exactly where budget installs cut corners.
Is a metal roof loud when it rains?
No — with a normal roof deck and insulation underneath, rain on a metal roof sounds no louder than rain on shingles, just softer and steadier. The drumming sound people imagine comes from open barn-style structures with no deck at all. You'll sleep just fine through a North Texas thunderstorm.
Will metal make my summer electric bill worse?
Just the opposite. Reflective metal finishes bounce a large share of the sun's heat instead of absorbing it the way asphalt shingles do, so your attic stays cooler and your AC runs less through July and August. Homeowners across Fort Worth and Saginaw tell us the difference shows up on their summer bills.
Thinking about metal or copper? Call 817-383-3900 for a free inspection and a straight answer on what it would take.