Metal Roofing in Covington & Mandeville

Covington and Mandeville sit along and near the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain in St. Tammany Parish, known for oak-lined streets, lakefront homes, and established neighborhoods that still face Gulf hurricanes and heavy Louisiana rain. TyMar Exterior installs metal roofing built to protect those homes for decades.

From Mandeville's lakefront and Old Mandeville to Covington's historic downtown and the communities stretching west along the Tammany Trace, we help homeowners compare standing seam, R-panel, and classic metal shingle systems and pick a roof that fits their home's style and their long-term goals.

Covington and Mandeville may sit on higher, greener ground than the south shore, but they're still firmly in hurricane country. Storms pushing across Lake Pontchartrain, heavy seasonal rain, heat, and humidity all put real demands on a roof — and the old-growth live oaks that define these neighborhoods, including the famous Seven Sisters Oak in Lewisburg, one of the largest certified live oaks in the world, drop heavy limbs in high wind.

Homes here range from antebellum and mid-century cottages in Lewisburg and Old Mandeville to Covington's two-story gallery homes and Creole cottages in its National Register historic district, to large custom houses along the lakefront and near Madisonville. Their varied and often more detailed rooflines are well suited to standing seam and classic metal shingle systems, which protect against wind and water while keeping the character these areas are known for.

For homeowners investing in a home they intend to keep, metal roofing is often the most sensible long-term choice: high wind resistance, excellent water shedding, and a service life that can stretch past most asphalt roofs by decades.