Metal roofs built for Montana snow.
New roofs and re-roofs on houses, shops and barns, in standing seam or ribbed steel.
- Typical jobs
- New roofs, re-roofs, shops and barns
- Panels
- Standing seam, ribbed steel
- Getting a price
- Send the plans or photos. We'll measure the roof and get you a number.
Standing seam or ribbed.
Standing seam hides its fasteners under the seams, so there's nothing to back out and leak. It's the cleaner, longer-lasting roof. Ribbed steel is screwed through the face and costs less, which makes it a good fit for shops and barns.
The details that keep it dry.
A metal roof is only as good as its details.
- Mechanical-lock standing seam on low pitches, down to 2/12
- Standing seam panels run on site, so long runs go on in one piece
- Ice and water barrier at the eaves and valleys
Re-roofs.
The old roof comes off, the decking that needs it gets fixed, and the new roof goes on. You'll hear about what we find before we fix it.
What clients say when the trucks leave.
★★★★★Dan Frey built our dream home in 2025 and what a phenomenal job he did. His attention to detail is amazing. We couldn’t be happier with the finished product.
★★★★★From the initial consultation to the final walkthrough, their team showed professionalism, transparency and a genuine commitment to quality craftsmanship.
★★★★★Dan is very smart and knows how to put quality work behind his projects. Great work ethic and always willing to work with the customer.
Metal roofing questions.
Do you do roofing as a standalone job?
Yes, when the schedule allows. Send photos or plans and we'll measure it.
Is metal worth it over shingles?
It costs more up front and lasts a lot longer. Snow slides off it, and there's nothing for the wind to peel up.
What colors can I get?
Most of the usual steel colors: matte black, charcoal, bronze, galvalume and plenty more. We'll show you the chart.
Tell us about the roof.
Tell us what the job is, where it is and when you need it. We'll call you back to talk it through and set up a time to see it.