Shingles to metal
The shingles and old underlayment come off, damaged decking is replaced, and the roof gets new underlayment, metal trim, and panels. Vents and pipe boots are replaced to fit the new roof.
Serving Beaumont, TX & surrounding areas
Replace a worn shingle roof or an old, rusting metal roof with a complete new metal system. The old roof comes off, the decking gets fixed, and you get a written scope before work starts.
A replacement means taking off the roof you have now and putting a complete new metal system in its place. That is a different job from a new metal roof installation on a new house: the old roof has to come off cleanly, and anything it was hiding has to be fixed before the first panel goes on.
Replacements usually fall into one of two groups: a shingle roof that has reached the end of its life, or an older exposed-fastener metal roof with rust, worn screws, and leaks that keep coming back.
Either way, the new roof is planned as one system: decking, underlayment, ventilation, trim, flashing, and panels chosen to work together through Beaumont heat, humidity, and storm season.
A good repair is often the better value. Replacement starts to make sense when you see signs like these:
If the problem is limited to one area, our metal roof repair work is usually the place to start.
Leaks in more than one place
New leaks keep showing up in different spots, even after earlier repairs.
Rust that has spread
Rust has moved past surface spots into panel laps, edges, and around fasteners.
Soft or damaged decking
Spongy spots underfoot or stains on the decking mean water has been getting in for a while.
Shingles at the end of their life
Curling, cracked, or missing shingles and bare spots where the granules have worn away.
The steps change a little depending on what is on the roof now.
The shingles and old underlayment come off, damaged decking is replaced, and the roof gets new underlayment, metal trim, and panels. Vents and pipe boots are replaced to fit the new roof.
When an exposed-fastener roof has rusted laps, enlarged screw holes, or failed washers, patching stops holding. A replacement lets you move to a heavier gauge or to a standing seam system.
An overlay skips tear-off and costs less up front, but it hides the decking. It is only an option when the decking is sound and the overlay is approved; otherwise the old roof comes off.
Drip edge, eave trim, and gutter connections are set so water leaves the new roof cleanly instead of running behind the trim.
A full metal roof replacement in Beaumont typically falls in the same range as a new metal roof, about $10,000 to $30,000+ for many homes.
What moves the price: how many layers come off, how much decking needs replacing, the size and pitch of the roof, the number of valleys and penetrations, and whether you choose standing seam or exposed fastener. You get the exact number in a written scope before any work starts.
If the damage is in one area and the rest of the roof is in good shape, a repair is usually enough. Leaks in several places, rust across many panels, or soft decking usually point to replacement. We will tell you which one makes sense after we look at the roof.
It comes off as part of the job. We protect landscaping and walkways during tear-off and finish with a magnet sweep for nails and fasteners.
Yes. A replacement is the best time to change systems, since the old panels are coming off anyway.
Call (409) 234-5007. We will set up a time to look at the roof, then give you a written scope with your options.
We replace roofs across Beaumont and in nearby Bevil Oaks. See all of our metal roofing services.
Tell us about the roof you have now and what you want from the next one. We will look at it, explain your options, and give you a written scope.