Metal Roofing

Metal roofing built for Minnesota snow and ice

A standing seam metal roof is realistically the last roof your house needs. It sheds snow instead of holding it, carries a Class 4 impact rating on most steel systems, and lasts 45–60 years.

What we install

• 24ga standing seam steel (snap-lock and mechanically seamed)
• Standing seam aluminum for lake homes
• Exposed-fastener steel panels for garages, shops, and outbuildings
• Stone-coated steel for a shingle look with metal durability
• Snow retention systems — rails and guards

What it costs

Standing seam runs $1,100–$1,800 per square installed, or about $26,000–$43,000 on a typical home. Steel panel systems are $650–$1,100 per square. See the metal roof cost guide and the standing seam breakdown.

What separates a good metal roof from a leaking one: floating clips that let steel move with the temperature, high-temp underlayment, full ice and water shield at eaves and valleys, hemmed open valleys, and snow retention over every door and walkway. We itemize all of it so you can compare bids honestly.

We will also tell you when Class 4 asphalt is the smarter financial call — usually if you are selling within seven years.