Industrial Metal Roofing

Standing Seam Metal Roof

This system features a series of wall panels connected by raised seams above a flat surface. They don’t sit flush with the deck so that the standing seam panels snap together without exposed fasteners. These wall panels offer a sleek and more modern look, and each panel lasts longer because it doesn’t expand or contract once installed flush.

Recover or Retrofit Systems

Commercial building owners might have deteriorating or aging roofs, and a complete replacement isn’t possible. However, metal panels can go directly over an existing roof!

Curved Roofs

Curved roof panels can be used for the whole roof or as a design accent. Such systems are great and are often fabricated on-site.

Exposed Fastener Panels

This system works for metal roofing and wall panels and is an economical choice. They feature overlapping panels fastened directly to the deck. Typically, they’re called exposed fasteners because the fastener head is visible. This also makes them wider than other panel options, but you need fewer panels to cover the space.

Soffit, Canopy, and Fascia System Options 

Before you install a metal roof or wall panel, you should use the same material for the fascia, canopy, and soffit. That way, your project looks uniform. Generally, pre-formed panels work for horizontal and vertical applications, so such a panel system offers a beautiful finishing touch.

Metal Shingles or Simulated Tile 

You can combine the appearance of traditional shingles, slate, and other tiles with metal to become more durable. Steel comes in many colors and styles, so no one can tell the difference. In fact, steel is more energy-efficient than asphalt!

Insulated Metal Panels 

Metal building products are made of a composite panel with a metal exterior and polyisocyanurate foam core. That offers better weather and fire resistance.