Metal Roofing — 70-year protection.

Standing seam vs. stone-coated steel vs. corrugated

Three solid metal options, three different price points. Standing seam is the premium choice: hidden fasteners, clean lines, and the longest lifespan. Stone-coated steel mimics the look of shingles or tile with the durability of metal. Corrugated is the most affordable and works beautifully on barns, workshops, and modern farmhouse designs.

• Standing seam — 50-70 year life, hidden fasteners
• Stone-coated steel — looks like shingles, metal strength
• Corrugated — budget-friendly, classic Texas style
• Multiple color and gauge options

Class 4 hail rating — the highest impact resistance

Central Texas hail can total a shingle roof in 20 minutes. Metal roofs carry the UL 2218 Class 4 impact rating, which means they're tested against 2-inch ice balls dropped from 20 feet. Many insurance carriers offer significant premium discounts for Class 4 roofs — we'll help you submit the certificate.

Cooling bill savings — up to 25% reduction

Metal roofing reflects solar radiant heat instead of absorbing it like asphalt. Combined with light colors and proper attic ventilation, a metal roof can cut summer cooling costs up to 25% — a meaningful difference on a Temple electric bill from June through September.

Pricing and installation — $8,000 to $20,000 typical range

Most residential metal roof installs in Central Texas run $8,000-$20,000 depending on square footage, panel type, pitch, and trim complexity. In many cases we can install directly over your existing shingle roof — saving on tear-off labor and disposal — provided the decking is sound and local code allows.

• $8,000-$20,000 typical residential range
• Overlay installation possible in most cases
• Free on-site quote with exact pricing
• Financing available through DG partners