For DFW homeowners done replacing their asphalt roof every decade.
See your home in metal and get a free price range — no photo upload, no obligation.
Figures represent accepted industry ranges but will vary by home, carrier, and installation. Individual results will vary, and actual savings are not guaranteed. Consult a local real estate professional for market-specific figures and your insurance and utility providers for personalized savings. The ROI calculation is based on 20-yr cost comparison of avoided replacement, insurance and energy savings vs. upfront investment.
In a hail zone like Dallas–Fort Worth, asphalt roofing isn't a long-term asset — it's a recurring expense. Here's what the numbers actually look like.
Metal roofing is now standard on new construction across Prosper, Celina, Westlake, and Southlake. Existing homeowners in these communities are making the same upgrade — and it shows.
For a home in the $700K–$1M range, the real question isn't whether you can afford metal — it's whether paying for asphalt again makes any sense at all.
The look of architectural shingles with the strength of steel. Class 4 hail rating — ideal for HOA-governed DFW communities that require traditional aesthetics.
Installed cost by material, based on current DFW-wide market rates — your exact number depends on your roof's size, pitch, and complexity, not just which system you choose.
| Material | $ / Sq Ft Installed | Est. Total (3,500 Sq Ft Roof) |
|---|---|---|
| R-Panel / Exposed-Fastener Steel | $7–$11 | $24,500–$38,500 |
| Stone-Coated Steel | $10–$16 | $35,000–$56,000 |
| Standing Seam Steel | $12–$18 | $42,000–$63,000 |
| Premium 24-Gauge Standing Seam | $15–$22+ | $52,500–$77,000+ |
| Synthetic Slate (Composite) | $12–$20 | $42,000–$70,000 |
| Copper | $25–$40+ | $87,500–$140,000+ |
DFW-wide installed-cost ranges as of 2026, for material and labor combined. Sample totals assume a 3,500sq ft roof with typical pitch and access — actual cost depends on your roof's exact size, slope, tear-off needs, and site conditions. Get a free satellite-based estimate for your home's specific number.


Using your assessment findings and satellite measurements, we build your firm proposal — one clear number, presented in person, with no post-signing surprises.
Your roof is installed to manufacturer spec by a credentialed metal roofing specialist — licensed in Texas and fully insured — and covered by our 10-year workmanship warranty from day one.
Before we deliver your firm number, we inspect your roof's structure, weatherproofing, ventilation, and every penetration — 40 points in all. It's the same diagnostic professional inspectors charge for, done free with every estimate, so your price is locked before installation day — not renegotiated after.
Decking integrity, rafter/truss condition, slope verification, load capacity for your chosen system.
Valley, chimney, and skylight flashing, drip edge, step flashing, pipe boots, sealant condition.
Ridge and soffit vent function, attic moisture and insulation, airflow balance.
Solar mounts, satellite brackets, HVAC lines, electrical mast, plumbing vents, skylights.
Gutters, downspouts, fascia, soffits, roof-to-wall transitions, ponding risk.
Satellite aerial measurement, wind/hail rating compliance, HOA material review, permitting.
Most roof replacements mean juggling a salesman, a crew foreman, and a warranty department that stops answering. Here, you have one project lead from your first call to your final walkthrough — and every roof we install is backed by a 10-year workmanship warranty, in writing, in your contract.
The highest impact rating UL tests for — engineered for DFW's hail climate, not just rated for it.
Standing seam and copper systems rated well above anything DFW's storm season throws at a roof.
Backed by manufacturer material warranties on every system — registered in your name, not a verbal promise.
Most of the neighborhoods we serve — Southlake, Prosper, Frisco, and beyond — require architectural review before a new roof goes on. We handle it: material samples, color chips, manufacturer spec sheets, and submission support for your HOA, included at no additional cost. Most approvals sail through on the first pass.
We install metal and synthetic slate roofing throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex — including Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Southlake, Westlake, and 25+ other DFW-area cities. See our full service area list for your specific city.
We install five systems: standing seam steel, stone-coated steel, copper, R-panel, and Brava synthetic slate/tile. Standing seam is our most popular system for its hidden-fastener line and 50–70 year lifespan; stone-coated steel and Brava synthetic slate give homeowners a traditional shingle or tile profile with steel- or composite-level durability; copper is our most premium option; R-panel is the most affordable entry into metal roofing.
Installed cost ranges from about $7 per square foot for R-panel up to $40+ per square foot for copper, depending on material — see the pricing table above for a full breakdown by system. Most DFW homeowners land between $25,000 and $70,000 for a full metal or synthetic slate roof, refined into a firm number after a free satellite-based estimate.
Standing seam typically lasts 50–70 years and copper 100+ years, with stone-coated steel and R-panel in the 40–70 year range and Brava synthetic slate warrantied 40–50 years — all well beyond the 15–20 year lifespan of asphalt shingles. Every system we install is Class 4 impact-rated, and every project carries a 10-year workmanship warranty.
For most DFW homeowners, yes. North Texas sees frequent hail and severe wind events that make asphalt shingles a recurring expense rather than a long-term asset. Metal and synthetic slate systems carry Class 4 impact ratings, often qualify for meaningful insurance discounts, and are installed once instead of replaced every 8–10 years like asphalt.
Yes. Our Free Roof Visualizer renders your actual home in your chosen material and color and gives you a satellite-based price range in under a minute, with no photo upload required. We refine that into a firm number after a free on-site assessment — no cost or obligation at either step.
We use satellite imagery to measure your roof's size — not a guess from the driveway. Your ballpark range gets refined into a firm number after your free on-site assessment, where we account for slope, roof levels, and every detail of your specific project.