All the Curb Appeal of Shingles. None of the Twenty-Year Clock.
Stone-coated metal roofing combines the strength of steel with the traditional look of shingles, shakes, or tile. Each panel is coated in stone granules and bonded with an acrylic film, giving your home classic curb appeal engineered to last 40 to 70 years.
Stone-coated metal may not be right for you if:
- You prefer a modern vertical panel look: If you want continuous vertical lines and hidden seam clips, standing seam metal is a better choice.
- You are planning to sell in 3 to 5 years: You will likely not recoup the full premium investment during a short-term stay.
- You want the lowest upfront price: Asphalt shingles win that cost comparison every time.
If this list sounds like you, save yourself some time and head over to Roof Repair
Panel profile: Shingle, shake, or tile profiles require specialized interlock fittings and edge trims.
Roof pitch and height: Steeper slopes require additional scaffolding, staging, and safety equipment.
Flashing & trim detailing: Valleys, dormers, chimneys, and skylights require custom metal fabrication.
Decking condition: Rotten or damaged decking uncovered during tear-off is replaced at a flat per-sheet rate clearly detailed in your contract.
Three simple steps to a
50-year roof
STEP 1
Inspection & Written Estimate
A Home Inspection Specialist inspects your roof, measures the slopes, and provides an itemized written quote with sample profiles.
STEP 2
Material & Schedule
You choose your panel style and color. We confirm your install date, place material orders, and send arrival details before crew setup.
STEP 3
Install & Walkthrough
Our crew and Field Manager complete tear-off, underlayment, trim fabrication, and panel interlock installation. We finish with a full magnet sweep and walkthrough with you.
How long does a stone-coated metal roof last in Ohio?
A stone-coated metal roof lasts between 40 and 70 years with proper installation. The acrylic-bonded stone granules protect the steel base from rust, UV rays, and freeze-thaw cycles without cracking, curling, or losing protection.
Will a stone-coated metal roof lose granules over time?
No. Unlike asphalt shingles that shed granules into gutters every year, stone-coated metal panels use a durable acrylic resin binder that permanently locks the stone granules to the steel base.
How much does a stone-coated metal roof cost in Ohio?
Most residential stone-coated metal roof installations in Ohio range from $30,000 to $48,000. Final pricing depends on home square footage, pitch, panel style, and custom flashing needs.
Are stone-coated metal roofs noisy in the rain?
No. Stone-coated metal roofs are significantly quieter than standard standing seam panels. The stone granule coating, combined with standard wood decking and attic insulation, absorbs impact sound, making rain noise comparable to traditional asphalt shingles.
