Supre
Classic modular metal roof panels — traditional tile character with steel strength. Photo shown in Raven Black; more colors available.
Classic Gulf Coast tile aesthetic with steel strength. Horizon is a certified Worthouse installer — modular steel tiles engineered for Florida wind, hail, and coastal exposure. Specs below are per Worthouse manufacturer publications.
Ask about financing on new roofs from as low as $89/mo. Approval not guaranteed.
Finished Worthouse Dura roof in burgundy · canal home, Cape Coral / SWFL
Installed by Horizon
This is a Horizon install of Worthouse Dura — the Mediterranean barrel-style steel tile. Same classic Florida tile look, steel underneath. Color shown is burgundy, not raven black.
Profiles include Supre, Dura, Ulta, and Como. We’ll match profile and color to the house.
Looks like tile
Worthouse modular profiles are designed to deliver the classic Florida tile look homeowners want — without the weight and fragility of concrete or clay. Profiles include Supre, Dura, Ulta, and Como (manufacturer naming).
Performs like metal
26-gauge G90 steel panels with Noble Matte coating. Worthouse publishes wind performance up to 200 mph, Class 90 wind (UL 580), Class 4 impact (UL 2218), and Class A fire — built for SWFL storm seasons.
Manufacturer specs
Figures below cite Worthouse published ratings and warranty framing. Horizon installs the system; final warranty eligibility depends on product, location, and registration — ask us for current program details.
Worthouse states systems are designed/tested for winds up to 200 mph, with Class 90 wind uplift (UL 580). Warranty framing includes wind-related damage coverage up to 200 mph, including named storms (per Worthouse).
Highest UL hail impact class. Worthouse describes resistance to heavy hail and golf-ball impact without cracking — with warranty language covering significant damage from up to 2-inch hail and golf-ball impact (per Worthouse).
Class A fire rating — the highest level Worthouse publishes for these steel roof tiles.
Modular painted steel panels, minimum 26 ga (manufacturer / Florida approval documentation). Lighter than concrete tile — tile look without tile weight.
Advanced Noble Matte finish for fade and corrosion resistance — positioned by Worthouse for coastal / high-humidity exposure.
Worthouse attributes reflective coatings with cooling-cost reduction of up to ~20% (manufacturer claim). Attribute to Worthouse; results vary by home and climate.
Profiles
Worthouse / Miami-Dade documentation references Supre, Dura, Ulta, Como (and related) preformed steel panels. Horizon helps match profile and color to your home’s architecture.
Classic modular metal roof panels — traditional tile character with steel strength. Photo shown in Raven Black; more colors available.
Mediterranean-style metal tile — classic Florida tile look with metal performance. Manufacturer panel shown in Raven Black. See the finished burgundy Dura roof above.
Modern modular metal roof panels with tile-style profile and storm-ready steel. Photo shown in Raven Black; other colors available.
Contemporary modular panels — cutting-edge profile with hurricane-minded design. Photo shown in Raven Black; other colors available.
Product photos shown from Worthouse manufacturer pages (often Raven Black). Horizon is a certified Worthouse installer. Worthouse® is a trademark of its owner.
Noble Matte colors
Worthouse Noble Matte comes in more colors than the product photos above. We’ll match the finish to your home and confirm what’s available on Supre, Dura, Ulta, or Como.
Bold terracotta — Mediterranean and Southwest homes
Soft coastal beige
Versatile mid-tone gray
Deep earthy green
Rich brown for rustic and Craftsman homes
Darker charcoal for contrast
Sleek contemporary black
Warm neutral between brown and beige
Color names and descriptions per Worthouse. Chips are representative of the Noble Matte palette — we’ll get you a factory sample for the true finish. Availability can vary by profile.
Florida approvals
Worthouse metal roof panels carry Florida Product Approval (catalogue / FBC listings such as FL21544 series for Supre, Dura, Ulta, Como and related panels — verify current revision on floridabuilding.org). Worthouse’s Florida page also references Miami-Dade certification for high-velocity hurricane zone use.
Approvals are manufacturer product approvals. Horizon installs to Florida code and permit requirements for your city/county. Always confirm the active approval number and fastening pattern for your specific project.
Warranty framing
Worthouse publishes a limited warranty framed as 50-year inland and 30-year coastal, with coverage language for winds up to 200 mph (including named storms), hail up to 2 inches, and golf-ball impact — plus coating/finish protection.
Important: Warranty terms, registration, and eligibility are set by Worthouse and depend on product, location, and installation. Approval / coverage is not guaranteed. Ask Horizon for current program details on your address.
Certified installer: Horizon is a certified Worthouse installer — we specify, permit, and install the system correctly for Southwest Florida.
Why Horizon
Both licenses can be verified with Florida DBPR — CCC1329116 (roofing) and CGC1535585 (general contractor) at myfloridalicense.com.
Factory-aligned install for steel tile that looks traditional and performs like metal.
~7,000 discontinued clay/concrete tiles warehoused when a match-and-repair still makes sense.
Up to 10 crews for campuses and large complexes when projects demand it.
Related systems
Prefer classic standing-seam Galvalume or aluminum instead of tile-look steel? See our metal roofing page — or talk through both options on a free inspection.
Next step
We’ll photograph the roof, talk profile/color, and give a clear scope — repair, overlay (when allowed), or full replacement with Worthouse steel tile.
Certified Worthouse installer · licensed & insured · Pensacola to Panama City Beach, and Palm Beach to Miami