Collin County · Nevada, Texas
Nevada, Texas Metal Roofing for Old Frame Houses and Acreage Homes
Nevada, Texas, east of Lake Lavon along SH 78, has a long memory for storms: a half-mile-wide F4 tornado leveled the town on May 9, 1927. Architectural Metal Panels installs metal roofing, seamless gutters, siding, custom sheet metal and soffit and fascia for Nevada homeowners in eastern Collin County. The town’s mix of early-1900s frame houses, 1970s-90s brick ranches and newer custom homes on acreage means each project is different, and we tailor materials to the house, the outbuildings and the open-country weather.
- 26+ years in business
- Lifetime warranty
- Free written estimates
Roofs, Siding and Gutters on Nevada Homes
Nevada is a small-town mix of early-1900s frame houses, 1970s-90s brick ranches and newer custom homes on acreage, around Downtown Nevada, the FM 6 corridor and the east side of Lake Lavon. Older frame houses often have wood siding, several layers of roofing, soft decking and porches that need attention. Brick ranches typically need roof, fascia and gutter work. Acreage properties frequently include shops and barns with aging metal roofs. Many older homes also lack gutters entirely, so runoff splashes siding and softens the soil near the foundation. Standing-seam metal suits farmhouses and ranches alike, while exposed-fastener panels are a cost-effective choice for outbuildings.
We serve Downtown Nevada, the FM 6 corridor and the Lake Lavon east side, plus acreage along SH 78 in the Community ISD area.
Storm Season in Nevada: What to Plan For
Nevada was leveled by a half-mile-wide F4 tornado on May 9, 1927, which killed 19 people, and eastern Collin County continues to see 1-2 inch hail in most spring seasons, including the May 2024 outbreak. Open country lets wind and hail hit homes with little to slow them. We recommend UL 2218 Class 4 roofing, high-wind fastening and securely anchored gutters. Some carriers offer a credit for Class 4 roofs, with amounts set by each company. Inspect the house and outbuildings after major storms.
- Class 4 (UL 2218) impact-rated roofing options, with the certificate your insurer asks for
- Free post-storm inspections with dated photos and measurements
- Adjuster meetings on site so the claim scope is complete
Storm damage? Start with our roof repair and storm inspection service, or compare impact-rated metal roofing.
What We Install for Nevada Homeowners
In Nevada, metal roofing for farmhouses, ranches and outbuildings is the main need. Older frame houses often require siding, fascia and soffit restoration along with the roof. Seamless gutters with downspouts that move water away from slabs and pier-and-beam foundations help protect homes on clay soil. Hail resistance guides material choices.
Metal Roofing
Concealed-fastener standing seam, metal shingles and stone-coated steel, available with UL 2218 Class 4 ratings that many Texas insurers recognize.
Metal Wall Panels
Architectural wall panels in Wave, rib and PBR profiles, plus ACM cladding, for commercial fronts and contemporary homes around Nevada.
Siding
Seamless steel, fiber cement and vinyl siding for gables and second stories, chosen to resist hail dents and afternoon UV fade.
Seamless Gutters
Gutters formed on site to your home’s exact lengths, with downspouts and extensions placed to protect your slab foundation.
Soffit & Fascia
Vented soffit and wrapped fascia that protect roof edges, improve attic airflow in Texas heat and finish the roofline cleanly.
Want a ballpark before anyone visits? Our metal roof cost calculator prices a Nevada roof from its size, panel and add-ons in about a minute.
HOA Approval and Permits in Nevada
Nevada is mostly unrestricted lots with few HOAs, so most owners can choose roofing, siding and colors freely, including standing seam. Where an HOA does exist, Texas Property Code §202.011 generally prevents it from prohibiting impact-resistant or energy-efficient roofing that resembles and matches approved materials. We confirm requirements with the City of Nevada and pull the permit where required. We check before ordering any materials.
Serving Nevada: The Details
| County | Collin County |
| ZIP codes served | 75173 |
| Population | About 1,400 residents |
| Distance | About 35 miles from downtown Dallas and 65 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 Nevada
- Our own trained installation crews, not day-labor subcontractors.
- A lifetime material and workmanship warranty that transfers if you sell. See what it covers.
- 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.
Nevada Roofing and Exterior FAQs
Can an early-1900s Nevada farmhouse support a metal roof?
Usually, yes. Metal is lighter than multiple layers of old composition roofs, so removing those layers and installing metal often reduces the load on the framing. We inspect rafters and decking first and repair any damage. Standing seam also suits the look of farmhouses from that era.
Do you schedule roofing work out in Nevada?
Yes. Nevada is about 35 miles from Dallas, east of Lake Lavon, and it is part of our Collin County service area. We schedule inspections at times that suit you and plan deliveries for rural driveways and acreage access. Material drops are timed so nothing sits out in the weather.
Should my Nevada shop roof get standing seam or exposed fasteners?
It depends on budget and how you use the building. Exposed-fastener panels cost less and work well on shops and barns, but their screws need checking every 10-15 years. Standing seam costs more, has no exposed screws and needs less upkeep. For a heated or finished shop, standing seam often makes sense.
How soon can you inspect my roof in Nevada?
Most Nevada 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.
Also Serving Neighbors of Nevada
- Copeville (3 mi)
- Lavon (3 mi)
- Josephine (4 mi)
- Royse City (6 mi)
- Fate (7 mi)
- Caddo Mills (8 mi)
See every community on our Dallas-Fort Worth service area page.
Talk to a Specialist About Your Nevada Project
Schedule a no-pressure inspection in Nevada. You will get a written, all-inclusive price and honest advice on repair versus replacement.