The exterior of your building is its first line of defense against the elements. The right combination of steel roofing, siding, and ventilation doesn’t just create a finished look—it actively works to protect your investment, regulate temperature, and prevent long-term issues like moisture damage and rot.
Whether you’re planning a new pole barn or post-frame construction project for agricultural use, a residential workshop, or a commercial space, choosing the right building materials and accessories is critical. We use heavy-gauge steel that stands up to decades of sun, wind, and snow, backed by comprehensive warranties.
Once used primarily for commercial and agricultural projects, steel roofing and siding have become increasingly popular for residential designs as well. The reason is simple: longevity. Our 28-gauge steel panels resist dents, corrosion, and fading far longer than many other materials.
A metal panel is only as good as the fastener that holds it in place. Our premium screws are designed specifically for steel roofing and siding applications.
In buildings without heating and cooling—think equipment storage, livestock buildings, or seasonal workshops—condensation can be a real problem. When warm, moist air hits a cold steel roof panel, water droplets form and drip down onto your floors, equipment, or animals.
Dripstop is a membrane applied directly to the underside of roof panels during manufacturing. It absorbs and holds moisture, then releases it as humidity levels drop, preventing those annoying and potentially damaging drips.
Proper airflow is essential for any structure. In the summer, it vents hot air that builds up under the roof. In the winter, it helps prevent ice dams and moisture accumulation. Our ridge vent system is designed to work seamlessly with your steel roofing.
Pair ridge vents with properly sized gable vents (available on request) for maximum airflow through the attic space. Additionally, you could include windows for maximum cross-ventilation.
Uncontrolled runoff can erode soil, splash mud onto your siding, and undermine your building’s foundation. Installing gutters is a simple, cost-effective way to manage rainfall and protect the area around your structure.
Paint Warranty: 20-year
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In regions with heavy snowfall, snow and ice can slide off a steel roof in dangerous sheets, damaging anything below—gutters, equipment, vehicles, or even people. Snow guards are durable, rigid devices installed in a staggered pattern across the roof to hold snow in place, allowing it to melt and drain off gradually.
Every building is different. Let our team help you select the right panel colors, gauge, and ventilation strategy for your specific project and climate.