Roofing & Exterior
The Last Roof Most Homes Ever Need
Standing-seam metal engineered for snow country and fire zones — 50-year service life, installed by crews trained on metal, not shingle crews improvising.
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Signs to watch
Is this you?
You're done replacing shingles
If you plan to stay 15+ years, metal's lifetime cost usually beats two shingle roofs.
Snow load is real at your place
Spokane plateau and foothill homes shed snow off metal instead of stacking it.
Wildfire zone
Class A fire-rated assemblies matter more every summer east of the Cascades.
You want the look
Modern standing seam reads architectural, not agricultural. Matte finishes, clean lines.
Your options
Real metal, correctly detailed
Concealed-fastener standing seam is our default — exposed-fastener panels cost less up front and cost more forever, and we'll show you why before you choose. Kynar 500 finishes hold their color against PNW UV, and the smooth metal surface sheds the moss that colonizes shingle roofs. Snow retention engineered per roof plane, not guessed. High-temp underlayment at valleys and eaves where ice forms.
The method
How we do it
- 01
Site engineering
Measurements, snow-load review, panel layout, and color samples you view on your actual roof orientation.
- 02
Panels formed to fit
Continuous panels cut to your exact roof — fewer seams, fewer failure points.
- 03
Install, 2–5 days
Metal-trained crews. Details — hips, valleys, penetrations — are where metal roofs live or die, and where we're pickiest.
Straight numbers
The honest metal math
Standing seam typically runs $25,000–$55,000 on homes we serve — roughly double asphalt. It also lasts roughly triple: 50+ years against 20–25. If this is your forever home, metal usually wins the spreadsheet. If you're selling in five, it usually doesn't. We'll run your numbers, not our pitch.
The proof
Proof, not promises
Where we do this work
Metal Roofing: straight answers
Is a metal roof loud in the rain?
Over solid decking and insulation — the way we install it — a metal roof is within a decibel or two of asphalt. The rain-on-a-barn sound comes from open-framed structures, not homes.
Will it attract lightning?
No. Metal doesn't attract strikes; it just handles them better than combustible materials if one occurs.
Can you install metal over my shingles?
It's sometimes code-legal and we still won't do it. Hidden decking rot under a 50-year roof is a bad trade. Tear-off, inspect, then build the system right.
Does hail dent it?
Severe hail can cosmetically dent some panels — and destroy asphalt shingles outright. Most panels we install carry Class 4 impact ratings, and cosmetic-only damage rarely affects function or warranty.
Get the metal roofing conversation started.
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