Metal roofing has become a popular choice for North Texas homes and businesses. It handles wind well, sheds heat, and can last for decades, which appeals to homeowners tired of dealing with storm damage every few years. RezComm Roofing & Construction installs and repairs metal roofs across Dallas–Fort Worth, and we will help you decide whether metal is the right fit for your home and budget.
Start with a FREE AI drone roof scan of your current roof and a FREE, no-obligation estimate for a metal roof. If you are considering metal after a storm, you can also get a FREE storm history report for your address.
Metal roofing often makes sense if you:
Metal may be less ideal if your budget is tight up front, if your neighborhood or HOA restricts it, or if you are selling soon and are unlikely to benefit from its long life.
Standing seam panels run from ridge to eave with raised seams where panels join. The fasteners are hidden under the seams or held by concealed clips, so they are not exposed to the weather. Panels can expand and contract with temperature changes, which matters with North Texas heat swings. Standing seam is the premium option for homes and costs more than exposed-fastener metal.
Exposed-fastener panels, sometimes called screw-down panels or by profile names like R-panel or corrugated, are screwed directly through the panel into the roof structure. They are more economical and very common on shops, barns, and commercial buildings. The tradeoff is maintenance: the rubber washers on the screws age in the sun, and fasteners may need to be checked and replaced over time to prevent leaks.
Metal can also be formed to look like shingles, shakes, or tile. Stone-coated steel adds a textured granular surface. These offer the look of a traditional roof with some of the benefits of metal.
Metal panels come with factory paint finishes in many colors. Lighter and reflective colors can help reduce heat absorbed by the roof. Finish quality affects how well the color resists fading and chalking under strong UV.
Properly installed metal roofs perform well in high winds because there are no individual shingles for wind to lift. Attachment at edges and the ridge is key.
Hail can dent metal roofing, especially thinner panels and softer metals. In many cases dents are cosmetic and the panel still sheds water, but large hail can cause damage that affects function. Some metal products carry impact ratings. If hail resistance is a priority, ask about the gauge and rating of the product. Also check your insurance policy, since some policies treat cosmetic damage to metal roofs differently. Your insurer or agent can explain how your policy handles it.
Metal reflects more sunlight than dark asphalt shingles, especially in lighter colors, and can help reduce heat gain in the attic. Good ventilation and underlayment still matter.
We also repair existing metal roofs. Common issues include loose or backed-out fasteners, worn washers, leaking flashing, rust at cut edges or scratches, and hail or wind damage to panels and trim. If you have a leak, our roof leak detection service can help find the source.
If your current roof was damaged in a storm, your insurance claim will typically be based on the damage to your existing roof. Choosing metal as an upgrade may involve costs beyond what the claim covers. We will explain the difference clearly in our estimate.
RezComm documents damage, provides photos and estimates, meets your adjuster on the roof, and walks you through the process. We do not negotiate or adjust claims, which Texas law reserves for licensed public adjusters, and we never promise approval. Texas law requires you to pay your deductible, and contractors cannot pay or waive it. See Does insurance cover roof replacement in Texas?
Our installation is backed by RezComm's 5-year workmanship warranty. Metal roofing products carry manufacturer warranties that vary by product and finish. RezComm carries $1,000,000 in general liability coverage through Berkshire Hathaway Direct Insurance Company, with a certificate on request, and holds a general contractor license covering our service cities. Because metal costs more up front, many homeowners use financing through Acorn Finance.
Metal roofs generally take longer to install than asphalt shingles because of the precise trim and flashing work involved, and panels may need to be ordered or fabricated to length, which adds lead time. Roof size, complexity, and weather all affect the schedule. We give you a realistic timeline once you have chosen your system.
A well-installed metal roof can last for decades, often longer than asphalt shingles. Actual life depends on the product, finish, installation, and weather exposure.
Large hail can dent metal roofing. Many dents are cosmetic, but severe hail can cause functional damage. Thicker panels and impact-rated products resist denting better. Check your insurance policy for how it treats cosmetic damage.
Standing seam hides fasteners under raised seams and allows panels to expand and contract. Exposed-fastener panels are screwed through the face, cost less, and need periodic fastener and washer maintenance.
With solid decking and underlayment underneath, as is typical on homes, rain noise is usually much less noticeable than on an open-framed barn or shed.
Yes. Financing is available through Acorn Finance.
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