What it is
Metal roofing consists of large interlocking panels or individual shingles made from durable metals like steel, aluminum, or copper, creating a watertight barrier that outperforms most traditional roofing materials. It's one of the fastest-growing roofing choices for Indiana homeowners and businesses looking for long-term value and protection.
Best for
Metal roofing is an ideal solution for Indiana homeowners and property managers who want maximum durability with minimal upkeep.
Homes in high-wind and hail-prone areas across Central Indiana
Modern, farmhouse, colonial, and rustic architectural styles
Commercial buildings, barns, and agricultural properties
Homeowners prioritizing energy efficiency and long-term savings
Properties where longevity and low maintenance are top priorities
Key features / benefits
Here's why more Indiana homeowners are making the switch to metal roofing.
Lasts 2–3 times longer than asphalt shingles
Reflects sunlight to reduce cooling costs in Indiana summers
Excellent resistance to wind, fire, hail, and heavy snow loads
Lightweight yet extremely strong and impact-resistant
Available in panels or shingles to match any home style
Increases home resale value
Material composition
Metal roofing comes in several material options to suit different needs and budgets.
Steel (galvanized or galvalume): The most popular choice — durable, affordable, and weather-resistant
Aluminum: Lightweight, rust-resistant, and ideal for humid or moisture-prone environments
Copper: A premium option with natural beauty and a patina that develops over time
Zinc: Extremely long-lasting and naturally corrosion-resistant
Estimated lifespan
Metal roofing is one of the longest-lasting roofing materials on the market.
Steel and aluminum: 40–70 years
Copper and zinc: 80–100+ years with proper care
Far outlasts asphalt shingles with a fraction of the maintenance
Indiana's freeze-thaw cycles and severe storms are no match for a properly installed metal roof.
Maintenance needs
Metal roofs require very little attention to stay in peak condition for decades.
Occasional inspection for loose fasteners or sealant wear
Clear debris and leaves from valleys and gutters to prevent water trapping
Re-coating or repainting every few decades is optional, not required
No worries about cracking, curling, or rot like traditional shingles
Visual or texture style
Metal roofing delivers both rugged durability and refined curb appeal.
Smooth standing seam panels for a clean, modern look
Textured metal shingles that replicate the appearance of slate, wood shake, or tile
Available in matte, glossy, metallic, and stone-coated finishes
Complements everything from contemporary builds to traditional Indiana farmhouses
Warranty options
Metal roofing comes backed by some of the strongest warranties in the industry.
Manufacturer warranties typically range from 30 to 50 years
Many systems include limited lifetime structural warranties
Paint and finish warranties are often separate at 20–35 years
Certified installer programs can unlock enhanced warranty coverage
Installation time
Experienced crews can install a metal roof efficiently with minimal disruption to your home.
Most residential projects take 2–5 days depending on size and complexity
Standing seam systems may take slightly longer than corrugated or shingle styles
Our crews work clean and fast without sacrificing quality
Fire & Weather Ratings
Metal roofing is engineered to handle everything Indiana weather throws at it.
Class A fire rating (non-combustible)
Wind resistance rated up to 140+ mph
Excellent hail and impact resistance — upgraded grades available for high-risk areas
Handles heavy snow loads and ice without cracking or warping
Impact-resistant options may qualify for homeowners insurance discounts
Available Colors & Styles
Metal roofing gives you complete creative control over your home's exterior.
Colors: 100+ options including charcoal, silver, matte black, forest green, barn red, copper, bronze, and custom blends
Styles: standing seam, corrugated panels, metal shingles, and metal tiles
Finishes: smooth, textured, matte, metallic, and stone-coated
Pairs beautifully with mixed-material exteriors for a custom, high-end look