Metal Roofing in Kerrville, Kerr County — 78028, 78029. Standing-seam metal runs continuous panels from ridge to eave with concealed fasteners locked into raised seams. Done right it's often the last roof a house needs.
Kerrville is our heaviest metal market. Between hail frequency, wildfire exposure and the number of properties collecting rainwater off the roof, standing seam solves several local problems at once rather than just one.
What's included
- Standing-seam 24-gauge and 26-gauge systems
- Exposed-fastener panels for barns, shops and outbuildings
- Stone-coated steel where a shingle profile is required
- Kynar finishes that hold color and reflect solar heat
- Class 4 impact ratings — the highest tier for hail
- Typically rated for 140+ mph wind
Signs you need metal roofing in Kerrville
- A roof you never want to replace again
- Repeat hail claims pushing up your premium
- Rainwater collection off the roof
- Wildfire exposure on rural acreage
- Long uninterrupted roof runs that suit standing seam
What Kerrville roofs deal with
The local pressure on a Kerrville roof is the highest hail frequency in our service area, plus wildfire exposure.
Kerr County sits in one of the highest-density hail tracks in the state. Damaging hail events run roughly every three to five years, and standard 25-year asphalt shingles routinely fail their warranty timeline by five to eight years on hail damage alone.
Rainwater collection is genuinely common out here, and it changes the roofing conversation. If you're collecting off your roof, the roofing material and the coating matter — which is one reason metal is so much more prevalent in Kerr County than in the metro.
What it costs in Kerrville
Metal generally runs roughly two to three times asphalt per square foot, commonly $24,000–$55,000 on a typical home here, against a 50-year service life instead of 20. Every estimate we write is itemized, in writing, and free — including the ones where we tell you that you don't need the work yet.
Kerrville neighborhoods we work in
- Hunt
- Comanche Trace
- Riverhill
- Cypress Springs
- Tierra Linda
Comanche Trace and Riverhill have architectural standards; most rural acreage properties do not.
Why local matters here
We make the Kerr County drive regularly and schedule acreage work so it's worth the trip for you. We're BBB A+ accredited, RCAT members, and manufacturer-certified with Atlas, IKO and CertainTeed — with a real address in Boerne rather than a P.O. box or an LLC formed after the last storm. 50 minutes west of Boerne.
If you want the fuller picture on this service, the main metal roofing page goes deeper, and our Kerrville page covers everything we do in town.
