Metal Roofing, Curated: Only the Systems We Trust

There are dozens of metal roofing products on the market, and after 25 years in this industry I'll tell you the truth: a lot of them aren't worth your money. So we don't install "metal roofing." We install three specific systems I've vetted, priced, and would put on my own house — one for each kind of homeowner who calls us about metal.

Metal Sales Image II — Clean Modern Panels, Hidden Fasteners

The classic standing-seam look done right. The Image II panel uses concealed fasteners — no exposed screws to back out, loosen, or leak over the decades (which is exactly what happens with cheap exposed-fastener panels). Crisp striated lines, serious weather performance, and the modern farmhouse look that's everywhere in Eastern Iowa for a reason.

DECRA — Steel Strength, Traditional Looks

Want metal's lifespan without your house looking metal-roofed? DECRA stone-coated steel gives you the texture and profile of traditional roofing — shake and tile looks included — with a steel core underneath. It's the system for homeowners who want the upgrade without changing the character of their home.

EDCO Arrowline — Steel Shingles, Slate & Shake Profiles

American-made steel roofing in shingle-style profiles that install panel by panel and shrug off Iowa weather. Arrowline is the middle path: more dimensional than flat panels, more traditional than standing seam, and built to be the last roof the house ever needs.

Is Metal Right for Your House?

Honest answer: not always. Metal costs more up front and pays it back over decades — in longevity, hail and wind resilience, snow shedding, and energy performance. Asphalt wins on initial cost and easy repairs. The right answer depends on how long you're staying, your roofline, and your budget. Tell us your situation and we'll tell you what we'd do — even if the answer is "keep shingles."

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