Durability 

Metal roof and wall systems are engineered for long-term durability. Materials such as zinc, copper, stainless steel, and aluminum resist weathering and corrosion, while high-performance finishes and natural patinas provide lasting protection.These systems maintain their appearance and structural integrity for decades, preserving both aesthetic quality and long-term building value.

Design Options 

Metal Roof and wall components and preformed shapes can be bent, crimped and twisted to meet the most challenging building requirements, to bring added drama and imaginative design to the exterior of any building. Metal offers virtually unlimited architectural creativity with a vast array of shapes, profiles, textures and an ever-growing palette of colors, it adapts to stand out or blend in with the environment. 

Cost Efficiency

Metal roofs have long been considered the most cost effective roofing systems, due to a low life cycle cost. Now there is proof, thanks to a new study conducted by the Ducker Organization. Some of the participating building owners expect the metal roof systems to last 41.6 years, compared to 20.5 years for single-ply systems and 23.0 years for asphalt systems. Even the average maintenance cost of only $0.10 per square foot per year for metal roofs, versus $0.26 for single-ply roofs and $0.17 for asphalt systems is lower. 

Build Green 

Green building design is becoming an increasingly important consideration. Metal roof systems are considered an environmentally responsible choice for buildings of all types. It is important to note, for example, that metal typically has a recycled content of at least 25 to 60 percent and metal is 100 percent recyclable at the end of its useful life, thereby contributing to the recycled content of future products. Metal roofs are also sustainable their extremely long service lives lower the demand for energy and raw materials to produce replacement systems.

Stay Cool

Lower construction and maintenance costs are not the only way metal roof systems can improve the bottom line. Lower energy costs are another. An increasing number of local, state and/or federal initiatives and codes are now requiring roofs on commercial buildings to have a minimum solar reflectivity and thermal emissivity in order to reduce energy consumption, to lower the air-condition consumption and therefore the energy costs. The same principal works on residential homes, Build Green - Stay Cool and save money.

Fire Resistance

Metal roofing and cladding are considered fire-resistant because  of the inherent properties of metals and the way they perform when exposed to high heat or flames. Metals like steel, aluminum, and copper do not ignite or contribute fuel to a fire. High Melting Points : Common metals melt only at very high temperatures: Steel: ~2,500 °F (1,370 °C), Aluminum: ~1,220 °F (660 °C), Copper: ~1,984 °F (1,085 °C). Barrier Protection: Metal panels act as a shield, helping to prevent flames from reaching combustible materials beneath. Code ratings: Because of these qualities, metal panel systems are often rated as Class A fire-resistant roofing systems (the highest rating).