The premier roof for your commercial building, metal roofs possess excellent strength, durability, and fire resistance. Metal roofs are available in a variety of and profiles and materials: Galvalume^®, copper galvanized, aluminum, and the popular Kynar 500 / Hylar5000^® coatings in colors from Berridge Manufacturing and colors from Drexel Metals Corporation; Hylar5000^® coatings.

Metal roofs come in several major types: concealed fastener systems¹ include mechanical lock and snap-lock assembly systems: double-lock, batten seam, and t-panel are among the most common concealed fastener panels. The double-lock standing seam system is truly the top of the line roofing system and carries our exclusive Five Year Leak Free Performance Warranty^®2. Our double lock standing seam roof is UL listed for wind uplift, fire, and class four impact  resistance. Snap together systems such as batten seam and t-panel are often used in instances where a locked assembly systems won't work--such as curved roof surfaces--and carry a Three Year Leak Free Performance Warranty^®2. Exposed fastener systems³ Exposed fastener systems--are roof panels in which the fasteners penetrate through the panel and into the roofing substrate. These systems are usually fastened with screws with neoprene washers and are often used on commercial applications such as warehouses.include everything from tile patterned panels to standard metal building panels and even corrugated tin and can cost up to 40% less than concealed fastener systems, provide the dollar conscious with a long lasting alternative to composition shingle or built up roofing, and come with a Two Year Leak Free Performance Warranty^®2. Estimates for all types of roofs are available from our Roofing Estimator. Complete specifications and details are available on our Literature page and images of past projects can be viewed in our Photo Gallery.

Metal roofs are attractive and come in a broad spectrum of colors and designs.

Metal roofing is non-combustible and provides fire resistance. It has received an A or B fire rating  from several code bodies. It has also received high ratings from Underwriters Laboratory.

Metal roofs are low maintenance and long lasting, resisting decay, discoloration and mildew.

Metal roofs have excellent performance in wind resistance, water, snow, and ice shedding. They are also hail resistant.

Metal roofs provide an excellent method for re-roofing existing roofs and increase your building's value.

Metal roofs are energy efficient⁴ Standing seam roofs can be insulated with almost any amount of insulation. Add the radiant barrier effect to this and they are the most energy efficient of any roofing system. Fiberglass blanket insulation is installed directly under the panels and stretched over the supporting structural members to reduce energy costs and dampen noise. Foam insulation blocks also can be used between roof panels and substructures to prevent thermal loss., with a natural radiant barrier effect⁵.Radiant Barriers block the transfer of heat from the sun to your attic. Heat travels through your attic primarily as radiant energy, rather than by conduction or convection. The heat conducts to the underside of the roof deck and radiates down to the top of the ceiling insulation, then into the room below. A radiant barrier (e.g., metal roof) between the Sun and the ceiling insulation breaks the chain. A radiant barrier reflects 97% of the radiant heat back up to where it came from.

All in all, metal roofs offer the commercial building owner an exceptional value--a premium product with a long life expectancy and competitive prices. When one considers factors such as the length of the roofing system's life cycle, maintenance and repair requirements, ease of replacement, resale value and environmental considerations such as recycle-ability and the cost of disposal, metal roofing is by far the superior solution.With a concealed fastener system no fasteners penetrate the metal roof surface. Instead, roof panels are attached with a clip that hooks over one side of the panel, screws to the deck and is covered by the next panel.