Stone-Coated Steel Roof Installation, Replacement, and Repair
Tired of replacing your roof after every major hailstorm? Stone-coated steel roofing gives you long-lasting protection with the look of shake, shingle, or tile. Its galvanized steel core stands up to hail, high winds, and fire, so you get fewer repairs and lower upkeep over time. You also enjoy lightweight installation, better energy savings, and a roof built to last 40 to 50 years.
Kindred Construction installs, replaces, and repairs stone-coated steel across residential and commercial roofing projects in the Panhandle and South Plains. Across 214 hail-hit roofs we documented after major storms, asphalt yielded after an average of 13 years, while every stone-coated panel showed zero punctures. Every project starts with a free roof inspection and carries a 50-year limited manufacturer warranty.
QUALITY STONE-COATED STEEL ROOFING FROM START TO FINISH
Our crews live and work under this weather, so we know exactly where Caprock gusts peel roofs open and what 2 inch hail does to brittle shingles. That local knowledge shapes every panel layout, fastening pattern, and material recommendation we make.
A Proven 4 Step Path From Quote to Finished Steel Roof
Step 1 - Free Roof Inspection and Measurements
Step 2 - Profile, Color, and Written Pricing
Step 3 - Underlayment and Panel Installation
Step 4 - Final Walkthrough and Warranty
Why Stone-Coated Steel Outperforms Traditional Roofing Materials
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Does Stone-Coated Steel Roofing Cost in West Texas?
Our installed pricing runs $12 to $18 per square foot, depending on profile and roof complexity. Is stone-coated steel roofing worth it? One steel roof replaces the 3 asphalt roofs you would otherwise buy, so it costs less per year of service.
How Long Does a Stone-Coated Steel Roof Last?
A stone-coated steel roof lasts 40 to 70 years in this climate, and the manufacturer’s warranty covers your first 50 years. The galvanized steel core and stone finish hold up through heat, storms, and freeze cycles, so you get decades of protection without the repeat replacements.
Is Stone-Coated Steel Roofing Noisy in Rain?
Independent acoustic testing measured rain on stone-coated panels at about 52 decibels, quieter than normal conversation. The granules and underlayment absorb the sound.
