Conventional Metal Roofing & Siding Panels

Durable, versatile, and built to last. Metal panels that deliver reliable protection for any structure.

Why Choose Conventional Metal Panels

A Reliable, Cost-Effective Metal Solution

Conventional metal panels deliver proven durability and protection for residential and commercial applications. With exposed fasteners and straightforward installation, they're an excellent choice for those seeking quality metal roofing and siding without premium pricing.

Exposed fastener design allows for easy installation and repairs
Panels interlock for solid weather resistance and longevity
Low maintenance for 10+ years of reliable performance
25-year manufacturer's warranty on most screws
Outperforms conventional roofing in durability and cost-effectiveness

Conventional Metal Panels Specifications:

Material & Gauge

We use Galvalume steel with a durable paint coating system. Our 29-gauge metal is engineered to withstand harsh weather while maintaining its finish for decades without maintenance.

Panel Dimensions

Conventional metal panels come in a standard 36" width. Panels are available in a broad selection of lengths to fit your project needs, and we can cut to your exact specifications.

Installation

We offer full professional installation, handling everything from prep to finish. We also sell custom-cut panels for pickup or drop-off if you're a contractor or prefer to handle installation yourself.

The Right Choice for Your Home

Durable roofing that enhances your exterior

Conventional metal panels deliver reliable protection and lasting durability for your home. Built to withstand Central Kentucky weather, these panels offer excellent value without compromise. No painting, no maintenance — just solid performance that lasts.

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Conventional Metal Roofing & Siding Panels Color Options:

Each color is backed by a [number-year] manufacturer's warranty on paint coating, protecting your investment for decades to come.

Brite White

Ivory

Light Stone

Bone White

Ash Gray

Taupe

Charcoal

Light Gray

Hawaiian Blue

Gallery Blue

Patina Green

Sahara Tan

Ivy

Bright Red

Rustic Red

Dark Red

Cocoa Brown

Burnished Slate

Burgundy

Black

FAQ — Metal Roofing & Siding

Common questions about durability, cost, performance, and maintenance.

Metal roofing transfers rain noise more effectively than shingles. The drum effect is most pronounced when you're under an exposed metal roof, such as a porch or barn. In normal residential environments, there is ceiling insulation and an attic space, and the rain noise is barely noticed. In re-roofing situations where the old asphalt shingles are left in place with new metal installed over top, this leads to little or no noise transfer. Some folks deliberately open a window during a rainstorm in order to hear the relaxing rhythm of rain on their porch roof

If you're looking for the cheapest roof you can get, install shingles. If you enjoy roofing, install cheap shingles and you will soon get to replace them. A high-end asphalt shingle will be in a similar price range as the basic metal roof, and the metal roof is likely to outlast the "high-end" shingle roof.

Hail dents in a metal roof are rare. Dents visible from the ground would be even more unusual. If you wish to decrease the odds of an extremely unlikely event, install your metal on a steeply sloped roof and use a solid underlayment panel similar to what is used under asphalt shingles.

Paint eventually fades when exposed to sun. All paint and colors fade with time, but today's roof coatings are much higher quality than the ones being used even as little as ten or fifteen years ago. A 40-year warranty is pretty standard in today's industry. Be careful with "lifetime" warranties — many of these are merely talked on by the seller and are not a statement of quality by the paint manufacturer.

Paint eventually fades, but even then your panel is solid. Have you seen the rusty old barn roofs? Most of them were never painted. So your paint needs to fall off, and then the galvalume treatment below the paint is there to carry on. The painful truth? Your screws are the weak link. It is common to have to replace the screws in 15-30 years. Some screws come with a warranty, but the cost and hassle of replacement is the issue, not the cost of the screw itself. The solution? If you wish to be sure you will never need to replace screws, install a concealed fastener panel like standing seam and board and batten. The failure point of the screw is the water-tight neoprene washer, and the concealed fastener panels eliminate the need for that.

It's your home. It matters.

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