Parker County (also Tarrant) · Reno, Texas
Metal Roofs for Reno Acreage, From the House to the Barn
One-acre-plus lots are the norm in Reno, a rural-residential city that sits mainly in Parker County and extends into Tarrant County, next to Azle. Architectural Metal Panels serves Reno homeowners with metal roofing for houses, barns and shops, seamless steel siding, custom sheet metal, seamless gutters and soffit and fascia. From the FM 730 corridor toward Springtown to the Reno Road area near Eagle Mountain Lake, we plan projects around acreage, outbuildings and the open-country wind and hail that reach this edge of the Metroplex.
- 26+ years in business
- Lifetime warranty
- Free written estimates
What Reno Homes Need From Their Exterior
Reno is a rural-residential city of 1980s-2010s ranch homes and manufactured homes on lots of an acre or more along the FM 730 corridor and in the Reno Road area. Properties often include at least one outbuilding: a shop, barn, carport or detached garage, often with aging exposed-fastener metal. Ranch homes typically carry composition roofs nearing the end of a Texas lifespan, with long eave runs that need properly sized gutters and trim that faces full sun all day. Manufactured homes can have low-slope roofs that leak at seams. For most Reno properties, standing seam or Class 4 metal shingles on the house and new panels on the outbuildings make the most sense.
We serve Reno property owners along the FM 730 corridor toward Springtown, in the Reno Road area and on the west side of Eagle Mountain Lake, across the Azle ISD and Springtown ISD areas.
Storm Season in Reno: What to Plan For
Reno shares northwest Tarrant and Parker County storm exposure with adjacent Azle, where golf-ball hail hit on June 13, 2023 and a 3-inch hailstone was measured nearby in spring 2026. On open acreage, storms arrive with little to break the wind. We recommend UL 2218 Class 4 metal roofing with high uplift ratings on homes and 24-gauge panels on barns and shops where hail is a concern. A Class 4 roof may earn a credit from your insurer, so ask before choosing. After hail, inspect outbuildings too; dented panels and popped fasteners can leak for months unnoticed.
- Roofing independently tested for impact resistance (UL 2218 Class 4), with its limits explained honestly
- Storm-damage inspections that separate real damage from wear
- A written, all-inclusive scope before any work begins
Storm damage? Start with our roof repair and storm inspection service, or compare impact-rated metal roofing.
Our Work in Reno, TX
Outbuildings make Reno different. Barns, shops and carports with aging exposed-fastener roofs are often the most urgent work, followed by the house roof, where standing seam or Class 4 metal shingles hold up to open-country wind and hail. Long ranch eaves need seamless gutters sized for the runoff, and sun-faded trim calls for new soffit and fascia.
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 Reno.
Siding
Replace cracked, faded or hail-dented siding with materials rated for Texas heat, installed and trimmed by our own crews.
Seamless Gutters
Gutters formed on site to your home’s exact lengths, with downspouts and extensions placed to protect your slab foundation.
Soffit & Fascia
Fascia repair and replacement, vented soffit panels and aluminum wrap that will not need paint every few summers.
Want a ballpark before anyone visits? Our metal roof cost calculator prices a Reno roof from its size, panel and add-ons in about a minute.
HOA Approval and Permits in Reno
Reno has essentially no HOAs, so association review is rarely a factor. If deed restrictions do apply to your lot, Texas Property Code §202.011 generally prevents an HOA from prohibiting impact-resistant or energy-efficient roofing that resembles and matches the approved roofing. Reno is an incorporated city, mostly in Parker County, so we confirm the city’s requirements for houses and outbuildings and pull the permit where required.
Serving Reno: The Details
| County | Parker County (also Tarrant) |
| ZIP codes served | 76020, 76082 |
| Population | About 3,500 residents |
| Distance | About 56 miles from downtown Dallas and 23 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 |
Why Reno Homeowners Call Architectural Metal Panels
- 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.
- HOA submittal packages prepared for you, including product data sheets and color samples.
Frequently Asked Questions in Reno
Do you serve Reno even though it is mostly in Parker County?
Yes. Reno sits mainly in Parker County and extends into Tarrant County, next to Azle and about 23 miles from downtown Fort Worth. It is part of our northwest service area along with Azle and the Eagle Mountain Lake communities, and we schedule nearby jobs together where we can to keep travel time reasonable.
How do I keep a metal shop roof in Reno from leaking at the screws?
On a Reno shop, most exposed-fastener leaks come from washers that UV and heat have cracked, screws that backed out from thermal movement, or fasteners driven crooked. Replacing screws with new, correctly sized gasketed fasteners can buy years on a sound roof. For a longer fix, new panels or a standing seam system with concealed clips removes most exposed screws entirely.
Is a metal roof a fire-safety upgrade for a rural Reno property?
It can be. Many metal roof assemblies carry a Class A fire rating, the highest under UL 790 and ASTM E108, when installed over approved underlayment, and metal does not ignite from wind-blown embers the way some materials can. On rural acreage with dry grass nearby, that is a meaningful benefit. Keeping gutters clear of debris helps too.
How soon can you inspect my roof in Reno?
Most Reno 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 Reno
- Sanctuary (2 mi)
- Briar (2 mi)
- Pelican Bay (4 mi)
- Azle (5 mi)
- Pecan Acres (6 mi)
- Newark (7 mi)
See every community on our Dallas-Fort Worth service area page.
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