March 28, 2019
The Best Ways to Protect Your Roof
A roof can be very expensive, at times costing more than a new vehicle. Although it’s easy to forget to properly maintain your rooftop, a…
Read MoreOur products are more durable, more energy efficient, longer
lasting and more beautiful than standard asphalt fiberglass roofs.
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We are certified and qualified to handle the most complex projects and products. Installing North Texas roofs since 1992, Superoof is a Stone Coated Steel Master Roofer, a Fabral Certified Standing Seam installer, an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, an IB Roof Systems Factory Trained contractor, a Tile Roofing Institute certified installer, a member of the Slate Roofing Contractors Association and a winner of multiple Golden Hammer awards with the North Texas Roofing Contractors Association.
From slate, steel, composition & copper to metal roofing, Classic Superoof has the products and services you need. Whether you’re planning on updating your old asphalt roof to durable metal roofing or you require a metal roof replacement, our team will be there to assist you and your family. To learn more about our roofing services or to receive a no obligation quote, please feel free to contact us today! While we have offices based in the Dallas-Fort Worth, TX area, we’re also proud to serve the surrounding areas, including Weatherford, Highland Park, Southlake, Argyle, Frisco, Plano & Colleyville, TX.














Core Services
Metal, natural slate, composition, flat, copper and custom metal — installed by one Dallas–Fort Worth crew since 1992.
Standing seam and metal shingle steel roofs built for Texas weather.
Explore Metal RoofingNatural slate roofing installed with the specialist care this historic material requires.
Explore Slate RoofingArchitectural shingle roofs installed to manufacturer specification.
Explore CompositionLow-slope and modified systems for porches, additions and commercial roofs.
Explore Flat RoofingCopper roofs, bay windows, dormers and architectural accents formed for the project.
Explore CopperPurpose-built metal panels, flashing and details fabricated for distinctive rooflines.
Explore Custom Metal
Proven craftsmanship
Recognized by the North Texas Roofing Contractors Association (NTRCA) for exceptional roofing craftsmanship.
A selection of Classic Superoof’s Golden Hammer awards reflects the care our crews bring to demanding roofing and custom metal projects across North Texas.

If you’re considering replacing your roof in the Argyle, Frisco, Fort Worth, Plano, or Colleyville, TX areas, rely on the team at Classic Superoof. We offer a variety of roofing materials including stone coated steel and metal roofs. These roofing materials are highly recommended for commercial and residential roofs as they often look like traditional shingles and are very durable. With a long life span, they can outlive many other roofing materials, making it a great investment for your property. Many roofing styles need to be inspected regularly to keep them working correctly. Stone coated steel roofs and metal roofs are virtually maintenance-free, keeping your home or business safe from strong Texas storms. These roofs come in a variety of colors and designs and are very energy efficient.
When you need a metal roof replacement project completed, put your trust in the team at Classic Superoof. Let us protect your home or business in the Argyle, Frisco, Fort Worth, Plano, Colleyville, Weatherford and Southlake, TX area. Call today!
Our crews and showroom work out of Haslet, so most of Dallas-Fort Worth is a short drive for an inspection, a color review or a repair call. We install and repair roofs across both sides of the Metroplex, from established Fort Worth and Dallas neighborhoods to newer construction north and west of the city, and we handle residential and commercial buildings with the same crews. Start with your city: Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington, Allen, Frisco, Keller, McKinney, Denton, Weatherford and Granbury, or see every community on our service areas page.
North Texas roofs take hail, wind-driven rain and long stretches of summer heat, and asphalt shingles wear out fastest under that combination. Steel and stone coated steel panels are far harder to bruise than an aging composition shingle, they shed hail instead of losing granules, and their coatings hold color through Texas sun. Lighter finishes reflect more solar heat than dark asphalt, so attics run cooler and air conditioning works less. Metal panels are also non-combustible and, because they are installed with concealed or gasketed fasteners, they stay tight during the straight-line winds that follow spring storms. If your roof has been hit, we inspect it and explain your options honestly. Compare systems on our steel roofing and natural slate pages, or read common questions on our roofing FAQs.

March 28, 2019
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Hand-formed copper turrets, shaped on site panel by panel and left to weather naturally into a soft green patina.
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Two roof systems on one house: standing seam metal over the pitched sections and a welded flat membrane where the slope runs out.
Read MoreCost depends on the system, the size and pitch of your roof and the details around chimneys, valleys and dormers. Stone coated steel, standing seam and copper all price differently, so we measure your roof and give you a written estimate with the material and color you selected. There is no charge for the estimate.
Yes. Steel panels and stone coated steel resist the bruising and granule loss that ages asphalt shingles after a hailstorm, and many products carry a published impact rating from their manufacturer. Cosmetic dents are possible in severe hail, but the roof keeps shedding water. We inspect storm damage before recommending repair or replacement.
Not on a house. A residential metal roof is installed over decking with underlayment, and often over an existing roof or a batten system, so rain sounds much like it does under shingles. The noise people remember comes from bare metal barn panels fastened straight to open framing with nothing underneath.
Properly installed steel, stone coated steel and copper roofs are long-life systems that routinely outlast several generations of asphalt shingles, which is why we call them a one-time roof. Actual life depends on the product, the coating and the details. We register the manufacturer warranty for your roof at the final walkthrough.
Often, yes. Stone coated steel is light enough that many reroofs can be installed over the existing roof on a batten system, which saves tear-off time and keeps debris out of your yard. It depends on the condition of the decking and on local code, so we confirm it during the inspection.
Classic Superoof
10555 FM-156,
Haslet, Texas 76052
Phone:
(817) 268-1500 Fort Worth
(972) 801-5101 Dallas
24 hour answering service provided.
Bring paint colors and photos of your home and see full-size standing seam, stone coated steel, copper and natural slate samples side by side before you choose a roof. Contact us to plan a showroom visit or a roof inspection.
A metal roof is built for North Texas weather. Standing seam and stone coated steel systems stand up to hail, high winds and driving rain that shorten the life of standard asphalt shingles, and they need far less upkeep over the years. Metal roofing also reflects the Texas sun instead of absorbing it, which helps keep attics cooler and cooling bills lower through long DFW summers.
Classic Superoof has installed metal roofs across Dallas and Fort Worth since 1992 — from standing seam steel on new construction to stone coated steel that keeps the look of traditional shingles. Every system we install is backed by factory-trained crews and a showroom in Haslet where you can compare colors and profiles in person.
Explore our roofing systems, see metal roofing in Dallas and Fort Worth, or request a free estimate.
