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Aerial view of a dark grey standing seam metal roof with three dormers on an Ohio farmhouse

Premium Metal Roofing in Ohio

Metal Roofing That Outlasts Shingles

Metal roofing systems installed across Southeast and Central Ohio, built to outlast the next three shingle roofs you would otherwise pay for.

Our Advantage

Cheap Shingles Cost More in the Long Run

Most people start out replacing a shingle roof with another shingle roof. It is the familiar number, and the metal quote looks like a lot next to it.

Then they do the arithmetic over the life of the house. A mid-grade shingle roof in Ohio is fifteen to twenty years. Metal is fifty. You are not comparing two roofs — you are comparing one roof against three, plus two tear-offs, plus whatever the decking has been doing underneath in the meantime.

We install premium metal roofing systems backed by a 40-year Sherwin-Williams paint warranty and our own lifetime workmanship warranty. Direct to installer, so nobody is taking a commission out of the middle of your job.

What we will not do is tell you your roof needs replacing when it does not. If you have five years left, we will say so.

Older Ohio farmhouse re-roofed in dark metal, photographed in autumn

Built for This Climate

What Ohio Weather Actually Does to a Roof

The thing that ends roofs here is not storms. It is the freeze-thaw cycle — dozens of crossings through freezing every winter, each one drawing water into a seam and then expanding it.

Asphalt shingle is a laminated product held together at those seams, which is why it fails on that schedule with such regularity. A standing seam panel has no seam for the water to get into and no fastener through the weather surface to work loose as the metal moves.

The second factor is shade. Much of our service area is heavily wooded, and a shaded shingle roof stays damp, grows moss along the north slope and loses granules there first. Metal simply does not offer moss anywhere to root.

Put together, that is why a metal roof in Southeast Ohio outlasts its rated life more often than it falls short of it.

Charcoal metal roof and board and batten siding during an Ohio snowfall

What We Install

Designed for Performance, Built for Style

Every component — panel, trim, ventilation and gutter integration — is part of one system. We install all of it, so none of it is somebody else’s problem.

  • Standing Seam Roofing

    Hidden-fastener panels with clean vertical lines. The premium system, and the one we recommend on a house.

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  • Metal Roof Replacement

    Full tear-off and re-roof, including decking repair where we find it rather than covering it over.

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  • Seamless Gutters

    Rolled to length on site and sized for the roof above them, fitted as part of the same job.

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Benefits of Metal Roofing

Why More Ohio Homeowners Are Choosing Metal

  1. 01

    40-Year Paint Warranty

    Sherwin-Williams coatings engineered to resist fading, chalking and weather damage, warranted for four decades.

  2. 02

    Lifetime Workmanship

    Our crews stand behind the installation — the fastening, flashing and trim — for as long as you own the house.

  3. 03

    Built for Ohio Weather

    Indifferent to the freeze-thaw cycle that ends shingle roofs here, and non-combustible into the bargain.

Recent Work

Jobs Like Yours

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  • Aerial view of a dark grey standing seam metal roof with three dormers and a wraparound porch

    Standing seam over a wraparound porch, three dormers flashed by hand.

  • Two Amish roofers on ladders fitting trim to the gable of a black metal-roofed outbuilding

    Trim work on a black metal outbuilding — the edges are the job.

  • Black barndominium with a standing seam metal roof, timber gable truss and full-width porch

    Post-frame home in black, with an exposed timber gable over the entry.

  • Gable end of a black metal roof and matching board and batten siding with a stove pipe

    Gable end, matching roof and wall panel, stove pipe flashed in.

  • White clapboard farmhouse with a new black metal porch roof beside a brick chimney

    Porch roof replaced in metal — the low-slope section that kept leaking.

  • New black metal roof and soffit on a two-storey brick commercial building

    Commercial re-roof on a brick storefront, soffit and fascia to match.

Common Questions

Metal Roofing That Outlasts Shingles FAQs

How long will a metal roof last in Ohio?

Fifty years is the realistic expectation for a properly installed standing seam roof, and the finish is warranted for forty. The shingle roof it replaces is a fifteen to twenty year product in this climate.

What does metal roofing cost?

Roughly two to three times a mid-grade shingle roof, depending on pitch, complexity and panel choice. We quote in writing after measuring the actual roof — not from a satellite image and a square-foot guess.

Can you install over my existing shingles?

Sometimes. A single sound layer over solid decking can be covered, which saves the tear-off. Two layers, or soft decking, means tear-off. We tell you which after we look at it.

Do you do commercial buildings too?

Yes — storefronts, shops and agricultural buildings as well as houses. The systems are the same; the details differ.

How long will my roof take?

A typical house is two to four days. Cut-up roofs with several dormers and valleys take longer, because the hand-formed trim work is where the hours go.

Ready to Get a Number You Can Trust?

Free estimate, measured on site, written down, and honest about whether you need the work this year.

Serving Southeast & Central Ohio

Ready to Upgrade Your Exterior System?

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(740) 288-5191
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Zanesville • Athens • Lancaster • Logan • Chillicothe • Newark • Jackson • Perry County • Morgan County • Meigs County • Vinton County

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