Metal Roofing Standing Seam, R-Panel & Stone-Coated

Concealed-fastener panels with raised seams. No exposed screws means nothing to back out or leak over time, and the panels are free to expand and contract with Valley temperature swings. The premium residential and commercial option.

Ribbed panels fixed through the face with gasketed screws. Cost-effective for agricultural buildings, workshops and warehouses. The gaskets are the service item — they need checking every few years, which is worth knowing before you choose this system.

Steel panels with a granulated finish that reads like tile or shake from the ground while performing like metal. Popular where an HOA or the look of the neighbourhood rules out bare panels.

In some cases metal can go over an existing shingle roof on battens, saving tear-off cost. It depends entirely on the condition of the decking and local code. We tell you honestly whether your roof is a candidate rather than assuming.

This is where metal roofs actually fail. Valley heat drives significant expansion and contraction, so panels must be allowed to move and penetrations detailed accordingly. We specify fastener and flashing packages for coastal exposure where relevant.

We measure, assess the decking and structure, discuss panel profile and colour, and give you a fixed written price with no obligation. Call (956) 345-7700.

Considerably longer than asphalt — typically decades rather than years — provided fasteners and flashing are correct and, on exposed-fastener systems, gaskets are serviced. Closer to the coast, fastener specification matters more because of salt exposure.

Not the way people expect. Over solid decking with underlayment, a metal roof is not meaningfully louder than shingles. The noise reputation comes from bare panels over open purlins on barns and workshops, which is a different construction entirely.