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Metal Roofing in Round Rock, TX

We install and repair metal roofs on both sides of I-35 in Round Rock — standing seam, stone-coated steel, and metal shingles built for the hail Williamson County actually gets. A good metal roof lasts 40 to 70 years and can qualify your home for an insurance discount.

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Why metal

Why choose a metal roof in Round Rock?

Because of what happened on September 24th, 2023. Baseball- and softball-sized hail came through Round Rock that evening, from Old Town out to Cat Hollow and Teravista. The National Weather Service put the damage across Williamson and Travis counties at $600 million — the costliest hailstorm in Austin-area history, and roughly four times the previous record. Half of that, $300 million, landed in Williamson County.

Two more came through in 2025: hail over two inches on April 22nd across east Round Rock and Georgetown, then another inch and a half on May 28th. Three damaging storms in under two years. That is the weather a Round Rock roof has to answer to, and it is the honest reason people here end up looking at metal.

Class 4 hail rating

The top impact rating — shrugs off hail that totals a shingle roof.

40–70 year life

Two to three times a shingle roof. For most, the last roof they’ll buy.

Insurance discounts

Many Texas insurers discount premiums for an impact-rated metal roof. Ask yours what they allow.

Cooler in August

A reflective finish bounces away the Texas heat and takes load off your AC.

Roof types

What kinds of metal roofs do we install?

Every common residential metal system — we help you pick the right one for your home, your budget, and your HOA. In the Round Rock master-planned neighborhoods that last one comes up a lot.

Standing Seam

The premium choice — hidden fasteners, no screws to leak.

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Stone-Coated Steel

Metal durability with the look of shingles or tile. Usually the easiest HOA conversation.

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Dark metal shingle roof with a traditional shake look on a stone home

Metal Shingles & Tile

A traditional look in long-lasting metal.

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Exposed-fastener metal panel roof on a workshop building at sunset

R-Panel & Exposed-Fastener

Budget-friendly for homes, barns, and shops.

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How much does a metal roof cost in Round Rock?

Most run $14–$26 per square foot installed — roughly $20,000–$52,000 for a typical 2,000 sq ft home. Those are honest ranges, not quotes. We’ll give you a real number, in writing, at no charge.

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Storm or hail just come through?
Take a breath — in Texas you generally have two years to file a claim. A free inspection tells you exactly where you stand. We help with the claim, too.

Common questions

A few things Round Rock homeowners ask us

Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Round Rock?

Not for a straight re-roof. The City of Round Rock does not require a permit to replace a residential roof, though the city does require drip edge, and you will need a residential remodel permit if you are changing the roof structure rather than replacing it. Commercial is different: a permit is required for a flat roof replacement, and on a pitched roof only if the decking is being replaced.

Will hail dent my metal roof?

Severe hail can leave cosmetic dents, but metal rarely fails structurally the way shingles do. After September 2023 we saw plenty of shingle roofs written off across Round Rock while metal roofs on the same streets needed nothing but an inspection. Dents are usually cosmetic, and often covered.

Are metal roofs noisy when it rains?

Not really. Over solid decking, underlayment, and attic insulation, a metal roof is about as quiet as shingles. The "loud tin roof" idea comes from open barns with nothing underneath the panels.

Ready for a straight answer on your roof?

Call for a free inspection — we’ll take a look, walk you through your options, and there’s no pressure either way.

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