Metal Roofing in Chadbourn, NC

Metal stands up to wind and weather better than shingles on a barn or shed, and it lasts longer with less upkeep. That is why many farm parcels around town have metal roofs on their outbuildings. We repair and replace metal on those buildings, and we also install it on houses. You get one crew for the whole property.

Exposed-fastener metal runs roughly $13,500 to $21,000 for a full house roof. Standing seam runs $30,000 to $51,000, depending on the size and slope. For an outbuilding, the cost is lower because the roof is smaller. We give you a quote after measuring and checking the structure underneath.

Wind can pop a metal panel or loosen a fastener, which a shingle roof would not show the same way. We check the fasteners and the seams first. If a panel is bent, we replace it rather than trying to bend it back. That keeps the roof watertight and prevents future leaks.

Yes, we install metal on houses and outbuildings alike. Many homeowners in the area choose metal for the long life and wind resistance. We can match the metal style to your home's look, whether that is exposed-fastener or standing seam. You get a roof that fits the property.

Metal is more wind-resistant than shingles, especially if the fasteners are installed correctly. That is why it is a good choice for farm buildings that are exposed to open wind. We use the right fasteners and spacing for the local conditions, which is why your metal roof stays put even in gusts that reach 60 mph.

Yes, we can quote and repair both at the same time. That saves you from coordinating separate contractors for your house and your barn. We check the metal panels, fasteners, and flashing on each building. You get one report and one crew for the whole property.