Hico, TX
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Standing seam & R-panel

Metal Roofing

Standing seam and R-panel, in colors that are already sitting on roofs we've finished around Hico, put on by the same crew that does our shingle work.

Half of what's in our own gallery is metal, not shingle

Excell Roofing works composition shingle, metal, TPO and single ply, and metal is not the exception. Look at our own finished jobs and you'll find a silver standing seam roof on a limestone house, a green standing seam roof on a red log cabin, and a tan R-panel roof on a brick ranch, alongside the shingle roofs on houses and churches in the same set. That range is there because Rick and Zac Jones have been putting on both for over 35 years, not because one of them is a specialty and the other is the default.

Picking a panel and a color

Al Vinson's review, after a hail-damaged roof needed replacing, says Rick was prompt to evaluate the roof and then provided a couple different options with price quotes before anything was decided. That's the same conversation whether the job ends up shingle or metal: you see what a standing seam or an R-panel roof will actually cost against a shingle replacement, with a number attached to each, and you pick.

Al Vinson, review: Rick 'provided a couple different options with price quotes' after evaluating a hail-damaged roof. Call (254) 485-5615 to get the same for yours.

Ranch house near Hico, Texas with a silver standing seam metal roof against a clear blue sky, an Excell Roofing job.

The color range is real

Three finished metal roofs, three different colors

None of these three photos is styled or staged. They're finished jobs from our own gallery, shown here so you can see the actual color and panel options rather than take our word for it.

Texas limestone house near Hico with a silver standing seam metal roof and a long front porch.
Silver standing seam, limestone house
Red log cabin near Hico with a green standing seam metal roof and an exterior stair.
Green standing seam, log cabin
Brick ranch house near Hico with a tan R-panel metal roof, framed by a pecan tree branch.
Tan R-panel, brick ranch

Composition shingle, TPO and single ply are also on the table. Metal isn't a specialty item here, it's roughly half of what leaves our crews finished.