Metal Roofing for East Texas Homes and Businesses

Your roof takes the full force of East Texas weather: long, hot summers, heavy downpours and humidity that never seems to let up. A metal roof is built to handle it. MTX Construction installs metal roofing on homes, shops, barns and commercial buildings across East Texas, with the same steel know-how we bring to every metal building we build.

Metal panels, fasteners, trim and flashing are part of our everyday work. We do not just install roofs. We build entire steel structures from the slab up. That gives us a deep understanding of how a metal roof needs to go on to stay sealed, secure and good-looking for years.

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Why Choose a Metal Roof?

More East Texas homeowners and business owners are switching to metal roofing, and for good reason.

Residential Metal Roofing

A metal roof is one of the best long-term upgrades you can make to your home. Whether you are replacing an aging shingle roof or building a new home or barndominium, we will help you choose a roof that fits your house, your style and your budget.

We treat your home with care during the job. You will know when we are starting, how long the work will take and when your new roof will be finished. We keep the work area clean and answer every question along the way.

Designed Around How You Will Use It

Every residential building starts with a conversation about how you will actually use it. We will help you think through details you might not have considered, so the building works the way you want from day one. A few of the things we will talk through with you:

Slab, Steel and Insulation From One Crew

Most homeowners do not want to hire a concrete contractor, a building erector and an insulation company and then try to coordinate all three. With MTX, you do not have to. One team means one schedule, one point of contact and nobody blaming someone else if something needs attention.

Insulation Makes a Shop Usable

An uninsulated metal shop in an East Texas summer can get too hot to work in by early afternoon. When humid air hits cold steel, condensation forms and drips onto tools, vehicles and stored items. Insulation helps keep heat out, reduces condensation and quiets the sound of rain on the roof. If you plan to spend real time in your building, insulation is one of the best investments you can make.

Commercial Metal Roofing

Commercial work is the core of our business. A leaking roof can shut down part of your operation, damage inventory and frustrate employees and customers. We install and replace metal roofs on warehouses, shops, offices, retail buildings and industrial facilities.

We plan commercial roofing work around your operation so it causes as little disruption as possible. You get a clear scope, a set schedule and a completion date before work starts.

Agricultural and Outbuilding Roofs

Barns, equipment sheds and storage buildings protect valuable equipment, feed and livestock. When their roofs fail, everything underneath is at risk. We install and replace metal roofs on agricultural and outbuildings across rural East Texas.

Roofing From a Steel Construction Team

There is a difference between a roofer who sometimes works with metal and a steel construction company that installs metal roofs. Because we build metal buildings, we understand:

  • How panels should be laid out and lapped to shed water
  • Which fasteners and sealing methods fit each job
  • How trim, flashing and ridge caps should be installed to keep water out
  • How roof framing, purlins and insulation work together
  • How to spot underlying structural problems before they become bigger issues

That experience shows in the finished roof.

Insulation and Your Metal Roof

One common question about metal roofs is whether they are loud in the rain or let in too much heat. The answer depends a lot on what is underneath. On homes, decking and attic insulation do most of that work. On metal buildings, insulation under the roof panels helps quiet rain noise, slow heat transfer and reduce condensation. Because we also install insulation, we can address your roof and what is underneath it in the same project.

Our Metal Roofing Process

  1. Conversation: tell us about your building, your current roof and what you want.
  2. Inspection: we look at your roof and the structure underneath.
  3. Options and estimate: we explain your options, our recommendation and the cost.
  4. Schedule: you get a start date and a completion date.
  5. Installation: our crew removes old roofing if needed and installs your new metal roof.
  6. Cleanup and walkthrough: we clean up the site and walk the finished roof with you.

You Will Know What Is Happening on Your Roof

Before we start, you will get the scope, the timeline and the completion date. If you have a question during the job, you will get an answer. If weather changes the schedule, we will tell you right away.

Every roof is backed by our 1-year workmanship warranty. If something we installed comes loose, we will fix it free of charge. Damage from natural disasters is not covered.

Metal Roofing Across East Texas

We install metal roofing throughout East Texas, including Tyler, Whitehouse, Lindale, Longview, Kilgore, Gilmer, Henderson, Carthage, Marshall, Palestine and Athens.

Metal Roofing FAQs

Yes. We install residential metal roofs as well as commercial and agricultural roofs.

Yes. We handle re-roofs on metal buildings, shops and barns.

With proper decking or insulation underneath, a metal roof is typically not much louder than other roofs.

A well-installed metal roof typically lasts much longer than an asphalt shingle roof. Exact lifespan depends on the materials and conditions.

We do not offer 24-hour service. Call Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and we will get you scheduled.

Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are closed Sunday.

Get a Roof Built to Last

Tell us about your building and your roof. We will walk you through your options and give you a clear timeline from start to finish.

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