About Corpus Metal Roofing

Corpus Metal Roofing is a free, independent guide to metal roofing on the Texas coast, built around the detail that catches Coastal Bend homeowners off guard: the WPI-8 windstorm certificate your insurer may require.

We focus on Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend towns around it, across Nueces and San Patricio counties, where hurricane wind, wind-driven rain, and salt air push homeowners toward metal, and where windstorm insurance often turns on one document: the WPI-8 windstorm certificate. That single detail is why this site exists.

What this site is

Corpus Metal Roofing is an information resource and a free matching service for the Coastal Bend homeowners. We are not a roofing contractor. We publish plain, sourced answers about coastal metal roofing and the local rules that drive it, then connect homeowners who want a bid with an independent local professional who does the work.

The centerpiece is the WPI-8 windstorm certificate guide, which lays out how the certificate works, who issues it, and why a correctly detailed metal roof is one of the strongest ways to earn it. You can also verify the program directly with the Texas Department of Insurance windstorm inspections program.

What we do not do

We do not perform roofing work, we do not inspect, and we do not issue or promise a windstorm certificate. That certificate is issued by the Texas Department of Insurance after a TDI-appointed qualified inspector or a licensed professional engineer inspects the work. The roofing itself is done by the independent local roofing contractor you are matched with. We stay in our lane: clear information, and a free introduction.

How the match is paid for

We are paid a referral fee by the professional we match you with, never by you, and that fee does not change your price. The full explanation is on how we make money. Every specific figure and rule on this site carries a source and a date, because coastal roofing requirements change.

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