Corrugated Metal Roofs

U-panel sheets have 26-gauge panels and are the most common choice for homes because they’re the most visually appealing. Installation is easy and more affordable because the existing roof does not need to be removed. The roof can thus be placed on top of an existing roof.

R-panel corrugated sheets are more durable and require less maintenance than other types of corrugated metal roofing materials. They last longer and are typically used more frequently on commercial buildings because they have a more rugged design.

Corrugated metal roofs enable water runoff and are surprisingly quiet during a storm. A common misconception is that all metal roofs are loud, but if properly installed and insulated, this doesn’t need to be the case.

Galvanized steel already has excessive strength, but the corrugation process enhances this strength since the corrugation runs perpendicular to the grooves in the steel. It can last up to one hundred years if properly installed and maintained. Because steel and aluminum don’t rust or fade, it will look just as new as the day you had it installed. It’s also not vulnerable to termites, contributing to its longevity.

Corrugated metal is highly weather resistant, which is a valuable asset in the Phoenix area. From storms to strong winds, corrugated metal roofing is one of the toughest materials you can use to protect your home or business. It can withstand storms much better than many other types of roofing.