Different Roof Styles
Regular Style Roof
A great, economical option, regular roofs are your traditional 'carport roof, with horizontally placed paneling and rounded corners. It's a modern classic for a reason! And if you live in regions that experience moderate weather and minimal winds, a regular roofing option might be right for you.
A-Framed Horizontal Style Roofs
Also known as boxed-eave roofs, A-frame roofs look more like the roof you'd find on a traditional home, with overhanging awnings, a steeper roof pitch, and a sharp peak. This option is a fantastic mid-level option that's designed to handle heavy winds but minimal rainfall. An A-frame horizontal roof will be your prime choice if you live in an arid region.
A-Framed Vertical Roofs
A-Framed Vertical Roofs
Stealing the best features of the A-frame roof design and combining it with vertically-oriented paneling, a vertical roof is our premium roofing choice. These vertical metal roof panels allow rain, debris, and snow to easily slide away from your building, keeping it clean year-round with minimal need for maintenance.
In addition to its abi
Stealing the best features of the A-frame roof design and combining it with vertically-oriented paneling, a vertical roof is our premium roofing choice. These vertical metal roof panels allow rain, debris, and snow to easily slide away from your building, keeping it clean year-round with minimal need for maintenance.
In addition to its ability to shake off old tree limbs and heavy snowfall, vertical roofs are engineered for climates that often see high winds and heavy rainfall.
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