Stone-Coated Metal Roofing

Stone-coated steel is built to last for decades, and it resists the cracking that can shorten the life of true clay or concrete tile. Installation quality and regular inspections help it reach its full lifespan.

Baked-on stone granules give the panels a textured, dimensional look similar to tile, shake or slate. It is a popular choice for homeowners who want a traditional appearance with metal’s performance.

For many homes, yes. Stone-coated panels weigh a fraction of true tile, which reduces structural load, and the steel base resists the cracking and shifting that coastal humidity and heat cycling cause in clay and concrete tile.

Yes. The steel base resists cracking, interlocking panels are designed to handle Gulf Coast wind uplift, and the granule coating is engineered to resist fading from the intense coastal sun.

Significant hail impact can chip or crack the granule coating even when the steel panel beneath isn’t punctured. We inspect and repair affected panels after major storms.

It is heavier than smooth metal panels because of the granule coating, but still far lighter than true clay or concrete tile. That can make it a good option when you want a tile look without the structural load.

It can. The reflective steel base beneath the stone coating helps reduce cooling costs during hot South Texas summers.

Yes. We offer complete re-roofing, removing your old tile or shingle roof and installing a new stone-coated system. We inspect the decking first and address any problems before installation.

Yes. We repair cracked granule coating and storm-damaged panels. Repairs require matching the granule color, which is why we keep manufacturer color references on hand for every install.