Deep East Texas Roofing & Construction proudly source metal roofing materials and components from
Mueller Steel Buildings, located in Nacogdoches, Texas. 

For more than 85 years, Mueller has served generations of satisfied customers. Today, there are so many reasons to choose a Mueller metal roof. It adds a gorgeous and distinctive touch to your home, with unique roofing panel types, attractive trim profiles, and your choice of more than 30 designer colors – from Marine Green to Patriot Red, from Mansard Brown to Hawaiian Blue. The innovative paint systems ensure a fresh and vibrant look for decades, with paint warranties up to 30 years. Plus, the “cool chemistry” of these roofs can give you significant energy savings. Since Mueller metal roofing is much stronger than traditional roofing materials, it delivers greater protection from hail, wind, and rain.

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At Deep East Texas Roofing & Construction, we hold a high standard when it comes to installing a metal roof:

• We use synthetic underlayment under the metal panels, not tar paper. This prevents tar footprints from being tracked onto your new roof.

• We use an upgraded trim package called the “Residential Trim Package”. Although more difficult to install, it adds a clean, elegant look to your metal roof.

• We install putty and foam under the metal, sealing your roof from water and wind, as well as insects and debris.

• We use drills with clutches and carefully install each screw to avoid overtightening, which can cause leaks.

• We use screws long enough to penetrate the right amount of wood to properly secure each panel.

• We take time to “box” the corner trim. This adds a more professional appearance, preventing the underside of the roof to be seen.

• After we install your roof, we make several trips around the house to ensure all trash has been disposed of. We then run a large magnet on wheels to collect stray roofing screws that may have slid off of the roof.