Stone-Coated Metal Roofing in Tampa Bay. Stop renting your roof. The longest-lasting, most storm-resilient roof you can put on a Florida home, installed to GAF Master Elite standards and available from an affordable monthly payment.
DECRA puts metal roofing at 40–70 years, two to three times the life of a typical asphalt roof. For most homeowners, it is genuinely the last roof they will ever buy.
Engineered for Florida storms and warrantied to 120 mph. Carries Florida Building Code Product Approval FL43763 (item 43763.1), rated to a maximum design uplift pressure of −168.5 psf.
The highest impact rating under UL 2218 (Class 4) and the top fire rating (Class A) — built to take hail, wind-driven debris, and Gulf Coast sun.
Backed by manufacturer warranties that can carry to the next owner: DECRA’s Lifetime Limited transfers once within the first 20 years, and Westlake’s Unified Steel 50-year warranty transfers automatically.
You may qualify for Florida wind-mitigation insurance credits (Fla. Stat. 627.0629); we document them on your OIR-B1-1802 form. Actual credits vary by insurer.
Do not let sticker price force a downgrade. We offer financing for a wide range of credit profiles, so a forever roof can fit a monthly budget. Subject to credit approval.
If what you want to know is whether the longer-lasting roof is actually the cheaper one for your house, work it out before anyone comes out: our roof cost per year calculator divides installed price by years of service for both systems, using Tampa Bay ranges from our own completed jobs, and you can change every input.
Florida Building Code Product Approval FL43763 (item 43763.1) for Tilcor Antica stone-coated steel — rated to a maximum design uplift pressure of −168.5 psf. You can verify it yourself in the state database at floridabuilding.org.
Real job photos — coming soon.
Our crew tore off the old roofing material and installed a stone-coated metal system on this Hillsborough County home. The panels interlock to shed water properly and hold up well under Florida sun and wind. We checked the decking before laying underlayment, then set flashing and trim to match the roofline. The homeowner ends up with a roof built to last and a cleaner look overall.
Hillsborough County, FL · August 2026
Our crew set stone-coated metal panels across this St. Petersburg roof, working each course square before tying in flashing at the valleys and edges. Before any panels went down, we stripped the old roofing, inspected the deck, and rolled out fresh underlayment. The finished roof carries a shingle or tile profile on top, backed by metal built to handle Tampa Bay sun and storms.
St. Petersburg, FL · August 2025
This stone-coated metal roofing job in St. Petersburg called for a complete tear-off before we got into deck prep and underlayment. Panels went down course by course, with our crew squaring each line and sealing flashing points as we moved along. The result is a roof that reads like shingle or tile from the street but holds up to Tampa Bay's heat and storms.
St. Petersburg, FL · January 2025
This St. Petersburg property needed a full roof replacement, and the homeowner chose stone-coated metal panels for the job. Our crew handled tear-off down to the deck, checked the sheathing, then laid underlayment before setting panels row by row, keeping flashing points sealed throughout. What's left standing is a durable metal roof with the profile of shingle or tile.
St. Petersburg, FL · August 2024
Stone-coated metal panels went on this St. Petersburg roof after we stripped the old roofing down to bare deck. From there we checked the sheathing, rolled out underlayment, and set panels in straight rows, sealing every flashing point along the way. The finished roof carries a tile-style profile with steel underneath, built to hold up against what Tampa Bay throws at it.
St. Petersburg, FL · January 2024
Stone-coated metal roofing holds up well against the heat and storms along this coast, which is why this St. Petersburg home now has it overhead. Setting panels starts with squaring up the first course, then working flashing points and valleys before moving row by row across the roof. Underneath, the deck gets checked and underlayment goes down ahead of any panels. The result is a tile-look roof with metal underneath, built for Tampa Bay weather.
St. Petersburg, FL · April 2023
This St. Petersburg roof now has stone-coated metal panels in place of the old roofing. We stripped everything down to the deck, checked it over, and laid fresh underlayment before setting panels course by course, keeping flashing tight at the valleys and edges. Homeowners get the look of shingle or tile with metal underneath built for the heat and storms we see on this coast.
St. Petersburg, FL · November 2022
Our crew installed a stone-coated metal roof on this Pinellas County home, stripping the old roofing down to the deck before setting new panels. This type of system gives a homeowner a durable, low-maintenance roof with the look of traditional shingles or tile. We worked panel by panel to keep lines straight and flashing tight at every penetration, leaving the property clean when the job wrapped up.
Pinellas County, FL · October 2022
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