Metal roofing installers serving Colleyville, Texas
Colleyville Metal Roofing for Estates, Barns and 1980s Homes
Post oaks and blackjack oaks of the Eastern Cross Timbers still shade many Colleyville lots. That canopy, together with the hail and wind that cross Tarrant County, sets the brief for a new roof here. Permanent Metal Roofing Systems installs metal roofing for every kind of Colleyville property: 1970s and 1980s houses ready for their next roof, gated custom estates, and horse barns on equestrian lots. The lineup covers standing seam in steel, copper or zinc, steel shakes and slate-look shingles, DECRA stone-coated steel, and corrugated or PBR panels for outbuildings. We form panels in Mesquite or on site and install them with our own crews. Colleyville is about 35 miles from our base, and each estimate is free, measured and itemized in writing.
- 20+ years of experience
- Lifetime limited warranty
- Free written estimates
Matching a Metal Roof to Colleyville Homes
Colleyville’s median home dates from 1994, but the spread is wide. Census estimates show more than a third of its houses predate 1990, with a fifth from the 1980s alone. Another 29 percent arrived in the 1990s, and 97 percent are owner-occupied. The older houses often sit on generous lots under mature oaks, where shade slows drying after rain and leaf litter collects in every valley. Newer building leans toward large custom estates. Oak Alley Estates, a gated enclave off John McCain Road, holds 34 lots on about 43 acres, with homes by approved builders and architects. Cutter Ridge Estates shares a bridle path and a lighted arena among its horse properties, and part of Timarron reaches into the city as well.
We provide free estimates across Colleyville, including Oak Alley Estates, Cutter Ridge Estates, Ross Downs Estates, Whittier Heights and the Colleyville sections of Timarron, from Pleasant Run Road to John McCain Road and Colleyville Boulevard.
Why Colleyville Roofs Take a Beating
Colleyville’s storm file includes a tornado. On the night of February 10, 2009, an EF-1 about 100 yards wide tore shingles and roofing material from roughly ten homes on Sapphire Circle. Damage was heavier at the Villas at Caldwell’s Creek. Hail has reached three inches in town, on April 13, 2007, and ping-pong-ball stones fell on May 27, 2024. On May 24, 2026, a microburst estimated at over 60 mph snapped large branches on the west side of the city. Under big oaks, wind brings falling limbs as well as uplift. Standing seam here benefits from mechanically seamed panels and closer clip spacing at eaves, rakes and corners. Steel shakes and DECRA products should go down to their makers’ high-wind fastening patterns.
- Metal roofing systems with UL 2218 Class 4 ratings available, with the documentation insurers ask for
- Photo-documented roof inspections after hail and wind
- A written, itemized scope you can share with your adjuster
See how Class 4 impact-rated metal roofing works, what to do about hail damage and insurance claims, or compare standing seam systems and stone-coated steel.
Roof Systems for Colleyville Homes and Buildings
Under heavy oak cover, standing seam is the most forgiving roof. Each panel is a single piece from eave to ridge, so leaves find no laps to lodge in, and the surface dries quickly after rain. Concealed clips leave no screw heads to work loose when branches brush the surface. On traditional brick houses in Ross Downs, Whittier Heights or Timarron, EDCO’s ArrowLine steel shake and DECRA stone-coated steel keep a familiar texture. Both carry Class 4 ratings published by their makers. Barns, stalls and shops on equestrian lots take corrugated or PBR panels cut to length, in a color offered for the house’s profile as well. Copper or zinc earns its place on the larger estates as an entry, bay or turret roof that is seen from the drive.
Standing Seam Roofs
Snap lock and mechanical lock panels with concealed clips, formed in Mesquite or on site and run the full length of each Colleyville roof slope.
Stone-Coated Steel
A textured, low-glare metal roof that blends into established streets and passes most HOA design reviews.
Metal Shingles and Shakes
Aluminum and steel shakes and slate-look shingles for homeowners who want metal performance without a ribbed look.
Corrugated and PBR Roofs
Corrugated and PBR panels for homes, shops, barns, carports and porches around Colleyville.
Copper and Zinc Roofing
Copper accents over a porch or bay window, or a full zinc roof that weathers to a soft gray.
Metal Roof Repair
Leaks at seams, screws, pipe boots and flashing traced and fixed on Colleyville metal roofs, ours or not.
Every Colleyville roof is priced from its own measurements. The metal roof cost guide explains which choices move the number most, from pitch and tear-off to profile and metal.
Premium Metal Roofing for Colleyville Custom Homes
Colleyville has regulated tree removal since 1993 and counts aged post oaks and blackjack oaks among its heritage trees. On an estate lot, then, the roof is planned around the canopy rather than the other way around. That points toward surfaces that shed debris on their own, such as standing seam or interlocking metal shingles. It also means valley metal wide enough to carry leaves, and as few crickets and dead valleys as the design allows. Estate homes from the 1970s and 1980s deserve a look under the shingles first. A metal roof needs a flat, sound deck, and in Colleyville replaced decking is inspected by the city before panels go on. Acorns and twigs will tap on any roof. Over a solid deck with underlayment and attic insulation, metal is not dramatically louder than shingles.
- Roof layout planned around protected oaks, with any removal question taken to the city’s urban forester first.
- Old decking checked, replaced where soft, and the city’s decking inspection booked before metal goes on.
- Barn, stall and house roofs matched in color across standing seam and exposed-fastener panels.
- Wide valley metal and simple roof transitions where oak leaves fall for much of the year.
Compare copper and zinc roofing, architectural standing seam and the warranties that come with each system.
Approvals Before a Colleyville Metal Roof Goes On
Every re-roof in Colleyville needs a city permit, and only a contractor registered with the city can apply for one through its online portal. The final covers the exterior plus an attic check that vent pipes run through the roof and exhaust vents went back with proper clearances. An adult has to be home for that attic visit, which happens between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Owners can instead sign the city’s affidavit to waive the final, but replaced decking still gets its own city inspection. Subdivision covenants typically layer an architectural review of material and color on top of the city’s rules. Property Code 202.011 makes it hard for an HOA to refuse hail- or energy-rated shingles styled like the roofs it already permits. Other systems go to the committee with samples and product data, which we prepare.
Working in Colleyville: The Basics
| Counties | Tarrant County |
| Residents | Roughly 26,000 |
| Typical home | median value $785,000; half built in 1994 or earlier (Census ACS 2020-2024) |
| From our base | About 35 miles from Mesquite |
| Roof systems | Standing seam, metal shingles and shakes, stone-coated steel, corrugated and PBR, copper and zinc |
| Services | New roofs, replacements, repairs and hail damage documentation |
| Estimate and warranty | Free, measured and itemized in writing; lifetime non-prorated limited warranty on PMRS standing seam, transferable one time |
What a PMRS Roof Means for Colleyville Owners
- Our own installation crews, scheduled from our Mesquite office, never subcontractors.
- A lifetime non-prorated limited warranty on PMRS standing seam roofs, transferable one time. See our warranties.
- Class 4 impact-rated systems and the product documentation insurers ask for.
- Your deductible stays your deductible. Texas law bars roofers from covering it, and we comply.
- HOA approval packages with product sheets and color samples.
What Colleyville Owners Ask About Metal Roofs
Will acorns and falling twigs from our Colleyville post oaks be loud on a metal roof?
You will hear them, much as you do now, but not a lot more. A residential metal roof here goes over a solid deck with underlayment, with your attic insulation below that. An acorn makes a tap rather than a ring. Exposed-fastener panels on open purlins, the kind used on barns, are louder, which is why they suit outbuildings. Trimming limbs back from the roofline cuts both the noise and the wear.
Can I skip being home for Colleyville’s final roof inspection?
Yes, by signing the city’s affidavit, which waives the city’s final in favor of the roofing contractor’s own check of the attic vents and installation. Otherwise an adult must be home between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. so the inspector can confirm that vent pipes pass through the roof and exhaust vents went back with their clearances. The affidavit does not cover decking; if boards are replaced, the city inspects that work itself.
Our home is near Sapphire Circle, where the 2009 tornado hit. How does a metal roof handle wind like that?
It can hold up well, though no roof is tornado-proof. The 2009 storm was rated EF-1, a category the National Weather Service ties to gusts of about 86 to 110 mph, and it stripped shingles and roofing material. Standing seam resists that kind of uplift through clips fastened to the deck and spaced closer at eaves, rakes and corners, and mechanically seamed panels hold most securely. A PMRS roof carries a lifetime non-prorated limited warranty, but tornadoes and other acts of God remain insurance matters it does not cover.
Does PMRS repair metal roofs in Colleyville that another company installed?
Yes. We trace leaks at seams, screws, pipe boots and flashing on standing seam, PBR, corrugated and metal shingle roofs, whoever put them on, and explain the cause before we fix it.
More Cities Near Colleyville
- North Richland Hills (4 mi)
- Southlake (5 mi)
- Grapevine (5 mi)
- Keller (6 mi)
- Trophy Club (9 mi)
- Westlake (9 mi)
The full list lives on our DFW service areas page, and the office details are on our Mesquite location page.
Ready for a Permanent Roof in Colleyville?
Our Mesquite office books estimates across Tarrant County, Colleyville included. Call (469) 466-2421 or send the form.