One of the biggest benefits of a metal roof is that the required maintenance is very low, especially when compared to other types of roofing. For example, maintenance on an asphalt shingle roof includes regularly checking for shingles that are broken, buckled, or have blown away and are missing altogether. These shingles have to be repaired or replaced immediately to keep up the integrity of the roof and prevent small issues from becoming larger problems. Even though the maintenance on a metal roof is low, there are still some necessary actions you need to take to properly maintain your roof.

So, you want a roof or a wall panel that looks old and has a dull matte gray finish. You are looking for a product that is inexpensive and not as shiny as galvanized or galvalume. The pictures of Bonderized corrugated or standing seam roofing look beautiful. Unfortunately, it is not that simple. Bonderized was NOT intended to be used as an unpainted and exposed roofing or siding panel.

It’s easy to choose things like color for your metal roofing, but have you thought about how your new roof will attach to your home? This is one aspect of roofing that we see most often overlooked. As long as the roof is securely attached to your house, what’s the difference? It might not seem important, but the connection actually plays a role in the roof’s longevity and its performance.

Deciding between PVDF panels or SMP panels for your new metal roof? We’re here to help. As a manufacturer of panels with both types of paint systems, we are often asked which is better. We want you to be able to choose which panels will make the most sense for you.

Metal has become one of the most popular roofing solutions in recent years due to its modern appearance and its longevity compared to a shingle roof. Not surprisingly, this popularity has resulted in a spike in demand for metal roof installations.

You’ve explored your options for a new roof and you’re interested in the benefits of a metal roof. Now you have different options for gauges, colors and panel types and it’s a bit overwhelming. At Western States Metal Roofing we can help you figure out the answers to your questions, starting right here with gauges.

The two most popular metal panels on the market are corrugated and standing seam. A corrugated metal roof consists of a formed metal sheet with alternating curved and wavy ribs. The edges of each panel overlap and then are fastened down together. It’s an exposed fastener panel which means the fasteners penetrate the panel.

You’ve decided to use reclaimed corrugated metal roofing on your home or business. You love the look of an old galvanized roof that has weathered and now has orange rust streaks throughout the panel. Used corrugated metal will be the perfect finish for your metal siding or roofing project. Everything is going great until you go online and try to purchase reclaimed metal roofing.