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Metal Roofing · Ogden & Northern Utah
A metal roof can outlast two or three asphalt roofs and shrug off Utah's sun, wind, and snow. We'll give you an honest read on whether it's the right call for your home, and install it with experienced metal specialists.
A metal roof costs meaningfully more than asphalt, and the honest range is too wide to be useful. Panel type, roof size and pitch, how cut-up the roofline is, and the finish all move it a lot, and the gap between a simple gable and a complex roof is large. We'd rather quote your roof than publish a number we can't stand behind. After a free consultation you get an exact written price. What you're buying for the extra cost is life: a quality metal roof can last 40 to 70 years, often outlasting two or three asphalt roofs.
Why homeowners choose metal
40 to 70 years for a quality metal roof, versus about 20 to 30 for architectural asphalt. For many homeowners it's the last roof they'll ever buy.
Metal sheds heavy snow, stands up to high wind, and won't crack or curl in the sun the way aging shingles do.
No granules in the gutters, no brittle shingles. A metal roof mostly just does its job and stays out of your way.
Metal reflects the sun's heat, and cool-roof coatings can trim summer cooling costs. It's fire-resistant and a strong selling point if you list your home.
Your options
Three different systems, three different looks and price points. Here's how to tell them apart.
The premium choice: clean vertical panels with hidden fasteners that stay protected from weather and UV. The longest-lasting metal option, and the cleanest looking.
The look of shingle, slate, or tile with the durability of metal. A good fit if you want metal's lifespan with a more traditional look.
The budget-friendly option (often called R-panel), common on shops, barns, and outbuildings. We'll tell you honestly where it makes sense and where it doesn't.
Done right by the right hands
Metal is a different craft than shingles. The details matter, and a bad install shows up years later as leaks. So your metal roof is installed by seasoned metal roofing pros who do this every day.
You get the honest guidance, the written price, the project handled start to finish, and a single point of contact who stands behind the finished roof: us.
Is metal right for you?
If you plan to stay in your home long-term, want the last roof you'll ever buy, or love the look, metal's higher upfront cost pays off over decades of life and low maintenance.
If budget is the priority, or you may sell before a metal roof pays for itself, a quality asphalt roof is the smarter money, and we install those too.
See roof replacement →We won't push you toward metal for the bigger ticket. We'll tell you straight whether it's worth it for your home and how long you plan to stay.
How it works
We look at your roof and your goals, walk you through the metal options, and give you an honest recommendation.
A clear, itemized price for the metal system you choose. The price you'll actually pay, in writing.
Experienced metal specialists install your roof, and we protect your property and keep you in the loop the whole time.
We magnet-sweep the yard and driveway for nails, clean up, and walk you around the house to go over the finished roof and make sure it's right.
Quality metal panels and finishes come with long manufacturer warranties, often 30 to 50 years on the paint and finish, straight from the maker. It's one of the biggest reasons metal is worth the upfront cost.
You deal with one company start to finish. Us. We manage the whole project, hold the metal specialists to our standard, and back the finished roof with our written 10-year transferable workmanship warranty, on top of the manufacturer's coverage on the metal itself.
How our warranty works →Common questions
A quality metal roof typically lasts 40 to 70 years, compared to about 20 to 30 for architectural asphalt shingles. For a lot of homeowners, it's the last roof they'll ever need to buy.
No. That's the old barn-roof myth. On a home, metal is installed over solid decking and underlayment, so it's about as quiet inside as any other roof.
No. Metal roofing doesn't make your home more likely to be struck, and because it's non-combustible, it's actually one of the safer roofs to have if lightning ever does hit nearby.
Sometimes, but we usually recommend a tear-off so we can inspect the decking and install a clean, properly detailed system. We'll tell you honestly what your roof needs.
It depends on how long you'll stay in the home. Over 40-plus years metal often costs less than replacing asphalt two or three times. But if you may move soon, asphalt can be the smarter money. We'll walk you through the honest math.
Free inspection
Tell us a little about your roof and we'll get right back to you. Prefer to talk now?
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952 28th St, Suite D · Ogden, UT 84403
Serving Ogden & Northern Utah · Locally owned & operated
Free consultation, honest guidance on whether it's right for your home, and a written price up front.
