Hunt County · Greenville, Texas
Greenville Metal Roof, Gutter and Siding Work for Hunt County Homes
Need a roofer who understands Greenville’s mix of early-1900s bungalows and brand-new builder homes? Architectural Metal Panels installs standing seam and metal shingle roofs, stone-coated steel, seamless gutters, siding, custom sheet metal and soffit and fascia across Greenville and the rest of Hunt County. We work on the historic streets around downtown, the mid-century ranches across the older city and the new subdivisions along I-30, and we inspect roofs after the spring hail that crosses the Blackland Prairie.
- 26+ years in business
- Lifetime warranty
- Free written estimates
Roofs, Siding and Gutters on Greenville Homes
Greenville’s older core near downtown and Lee Street holds early-1900s frame homes and bungalows with wood siding, deep eaves and gutters that sag as Blackland Prairie clay shifts the foundation. Mid-century brick ranches across the older city are typically on aging composition roofs that have lost granules to years of sun. Newer production communities such as Jackson’s Run went up quickly with builder-grade roofs, light-gauge gutters and basic flashing. On older homes we often replace rotted fascia and re-pitch gutters before installing a metal or Class 4 roof. On newer homes, 6-inch seamless gutters and Class 4 metal shingles are usually the smartest first upgrade.
We serve historic downtown and Lee Street, Peniel, Jackson’s Run and the I-30 and Majors Field corridor, plus homes near the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum and the Texan Theatre.
Hail and Storm Risk in Greenville
A 1.75-inch, golf-ball hail report came from Greenville on May 8, 2024, alongside numerous quarter-size reports across the city, and the National Weather Service logged hail up to teacup size in Hunt County on April 27, 2026. Hail like that splits composition roofs, dents gutters and cracks vinyl siding. We install UL 2218 Class 4 roofing, explain how impact-resistant credits work (your carrier sets the amount, if any), and inspect roofs, gutters and siding after storms so you have documentation before deciding on a claim.
- Impact-rated metal and shingle systems tested to UL 2218 Class 4
- Photo-documented hail and wind inspections after every major storm
- Help preparing the paperwork for your insurance claim
Storm damage? Start with our roof repair and storm inspection service, or compare impact-rated metal roofing.
Our Work in Greenville, TX
Gutters and drainage matter more in Greenville than most buyers expect: Blackland Prairie clay swells and shrinks, so gutters lose pitch and downspouts dump water at the slab. We re-pitch, upsize to 6-inch and extend downspouts on older homes, replace soffit and fascia on early-1900s houses, and upgrade builder-grade roofs and gutters on new homes before the first big hail.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam and stone-coated steel systems with Class 4 impact ratings, installed by our own crews for Greenville homeowners tired of re-roofing after every hailstorm.
Metal Wall Panels
Architectural wall panels in Wave, rib and PBR profiles, plus ACM cladding, for commercial fronts and contemporary homes around Greenville.
Siding
Replace cracked, faded or hail-dented siding with materials rated for Texas heat, installed and trimmed by our own crews.
Seamless Gutters
Seamless 5- and 6-inch gutters and guards sized for North Texas downpours, moving water away from foundations on expansive clay soil.
Soffit & Fascia
Rotted fascia boards and sagging soffits replaced with low-maintenance materials that keep squirrels and birds out of the attic.
Curious what metal costs for your Greenville home? Try the metal roof price calculator; we confirm the number after measuring.
Permits, HOAs and Paperwork in Greenville
Older Greenville neighborhoods are generally HOA-free, while newer production communities such as Jackson’s Run typically have HOAs with exterior guidelines. Texas Property Code §202.011 generally prevents an HOA from prohibiting impact-resistant or energy-efficient roofing that resembles and matches the approved look, so a Class 4 upgrade is usually approvable with the right color. We prepare the submittal details for your architectural committee and pull the City of Greenville permit where required.
Serving Greenville: The Details
| County | Hunt County |
| ZIP codes served | 75401, 75402, 75403, 75404 |
| Population | About 37,000 residents |
| Distance | About 52 miles from downtown Dallas and 84 miles from downtown Fort Worth |
| Services | Metal roofing, metal wall panels, custom sheet metal, seamless gutters, siding, soffit & fascia |
| Estimates | Free, in-home and written, with a lifetime-warranty option on every installation |
How We Work in Greenville
- Class 4 impact-rated roofing options and the documentation your insurer asks for.
- We never waive or absorb insurance deductibles. Texas law prohibits it, and we follow the law.
- Daily cleanup and a magnetic nail sweep before the crew leaves.
- HOA submittal packages prepared for you, including product data sheets and color samples.
- Written, all-inclusive estimates: the price we quote is the price you pay.
Questions Greenville Homeowners Ask Us
Why do gutters pull away from older Greenville houses?
Usually it is a mix of rotted fascia boards and seasonal movement in Hunt County’s clay soil, which changes the gutter’s pitch over time. Water then pools, adds weight and pulls fasteners loose. We replace damaged fascia, rehang seamless gutters with hidden hangers and set a fresh slope toward downspouts that discharge away from the foundation.
Is a Class 4 roof worth it on a new Jackson’s Run home?
Often, yes. Builder-grade composition roofs on new Greenville homes are typically not impact-rated, and the first serious hailstorm can mean a full replacement. Upgrading to Class 4 metal at that point may qualify for an insurance credit, though each carrier sets its own. Check your HOA guidelines first; we help with the submittal.
When does hail season usually peak around Greenville?
In Hunt County, large hail is most common from March through June, with April and May typically the busiest months, though storms can hit outside that period. Scheduling an inspection in late winter lets you fix weak spots before peak season, and a quick check after any storm with quarter-size hail or larger is worthwhile.
How soon can you inspect my roof in Greenville?
Most Greenville inspections are scheduled within a few business days, and active leaks and fresh storm damage go to the front of the line. If water is coming in, call (469) 569-3956 and we will help you protect the home first.
Other Cities Near Greenville
- Neylandville (8 mi)
- Campbell (9 mi)
- Caddo Mills (10 mi)
- Celeste (12 mi)
- Josephine (12 mi)
- Lone Oak (13 mi)
See every community on our Dallas-Fort Worth service area page.
Ready to Protect Your Greenville Home?
Request your free, written estimate today, or call (469) 569-3956 to talk with a specialist about your Greenville home.