Roofing brand
Unified Steel
Lightweight steel roofing. Fire, wind, and hail resistance in writing.
About this brand
Westlake stone-coated steel under one supply chain
Unified Steel is stone-coated steel in tile, shake, and shingle looks. Same general idea as other granule-over-steel systems: hail resistance without concrete weight.
We like it when the job already uses other Westlake Royal components. Flashing and accessory lines are easier to match.
Treat it like a system install. The panel clips and nosing details are brand-specific.
For Front Range hail exposure, Class 4 paperwork is part of the insurance conversation.
Material
Stone-coated Galvalume steel panels
Impact
Class 4 rated options (confirm per profile)
Wind
Rated systems with specified fastening (per engineering approval)
Fire
Class A available on listed assemblies
Warranty
Manufacturer limited warranty; registration requirements apply
Products and colors
Barrel-Vault Tile
This is the Spanish tile look in stone-coated steel. Lighter on the house than real clay. Good when you want big texture from the road without the stack weight.
Cottage Shingle
Offset, multi-groove cottage profile. It reads like a high-end shingle with deep shadow. Solid pick when the HOA wants shingle, not wood.
Granite-Ridge Shingle
A dimensional shingle line with a Class 4 impact story in the product notes. I point people here when hail and wind are on the list.
Pacific Tile
Mediterranean-style tile in steel. The pattern carries across the field without the brittleness you worry about on clay. Nice on coastal and mountain towns alike.
Pine-Crest Shake
A split-shake look in steel. You get the wood grain story without the rot risk. I use it on steep pitches where the shadow lines sell the job.
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