Outbuildings and hard-to-reach roofs

Barns, shops, and cabins need a roof that gets to work.

Exposed-fastener panels make strong, affordable roofs and siding for simple structures. For a cabin up in the Hills, we bring the work to the roof.

Rural Black Hills barn and shop with green metal roof and siding

Practical steel for practical buildings.

Ribbed exposed-fastener panels are a natural fit for shops, garages, barns, sheds, porches, and simple gable roofs. Wide panels cover ground quickly and make a clean, durable shell without paying for a panel system the building does not need.

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Crew screwing down ribbed metal panels on a ranch machine shed roof
Hand replacing a rusty screw on a weathered ag-panel barn roof
Old ag-panel roofs

Sometimes the roof only needs new screws.

Rubber washers dry out in the sun. If the panel itself is sound, re-screwing an old ag-panel roof with new screws and washers can make more sense than starting over.

That work typically runs $1.25 to $2.00 per square foot of roof.

Cabin access is part of the job.

When a truck cannot get close, we carry panels in and seam them by hand. The work is slower, but the roof still gets built right for the place it is protecting.

Two roofers carrying long metal panels up a steep forest trail toward a log cabin

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