Supre
Classic modular metal roof panels — traditional tile character with steel strength.
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.
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.
Mediterranean-style metal tile — classic Florida tile look with metal performance.
Modern modular metal roof panels with tile-style profile and storm-ready steel.
Contemporary modular panels — cutting-edge profile with hurricane-minded design.
Product photos shown from Worthouse manufacturer pages. Horizon is a certified Worthouse installer. Worthouse® is a trademark of its owner.
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 a 100-person crew capability 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 · Tampa to Naples