Stone-Coated Steel Roofing in Fort Worth, Texas
Stone-coated steel is a metal roof that looks like shingle, shake or tile. Texcore installs, repairs and replaces stone-coated steel roofs with our own insured crews and backs the labor for five years.
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How a Free Roof Inspection Works
Book the free inspection
Call (817) 632-4111 or use the form on this page, and pick a time that works for your household.
Get the roof in writing
We inspect the roof, photograph what we find, and give you a written report with repair and replacement options.
Our own crews do the work
Insured Texcore employees on every job. No subcontractors, and a five-year labor warranty on the work.
What Is Stone-Coated Steel Roofing?
- Steel panels. Stamped steel with a zinc-aluminum coating that resists rust.
- Stone granules. Crushed stone bonded to the surface gives the roof its color and texture.
- Shingle, shake and tile profiles. The panels copy the shape of other roofs.
- Interlocking panels. Each panel locks to the next and fastens to the deck or to battens.
- Light weight. A fraction of the weight of concrete or clay tile, so it suits homes with framing that can’t carry tile.
How Long Does Stone-Coated Steel Last?
- 40 to 70 years. Coating quality and the install decide where a roof lands in that range.
- Hail. Many stone-coated steel products carry a Class 4 impact rating under UL 2218. Check the product sheet for the one you choose.
- Insurance. Many Texas insurers offer a premium discount for Class 4 roofs. Ask your own agent. We don’t promise savings.
- Wind. Fasteners and interlocks hold each panel on all four sides.
- Fire. Steel doesn’t burn. Most stone-coated steel assemblies carry a Class A fire rating.
What Does Stone-Coated Steel Look Like?
From the street, most people read it as a shingle, shake or tile roof. Up close you see stone granules over formed steel, in blended earth tones, grays and blacks. Pick a profile that suits the house: tile shapes on stucco and stone, shake or shingle shapes on brick. Ask to see a sample panel in daylight against your own wall.
Why Homeowners Pick Texcore for Stone-Coated Steel
- Insured in-house crews, roughly ten years of average tenure. No subcontractors.
- Every valley, vent, chimney and wall flashing photo-documented before sign-off.
- We inspect the deck during tear-off and show you photos of any decking that needs replacing.
- A five-year labor warranty on every roofing project, plus manufacturer warranties by system.
- Certified with CertainTeed, GAF, GenFlex, Holcim, Owens Corning and Versico.
- BBB Accredited. Member of the North Texas Roofing Contractors Association. Our Google reviews are further down this page.
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BBB Accredited · NTRCA Member · Insured in-house crews, no subcontractors · 5-year labor warranty
Or call (817) 632-4111.