Roof and wall systems are integral components of a building's envelope, providing protection against external elements while also contributing to its aesthetic appeal and structural integrity. Roof systems encompass various materials and designs tailored to withstand weather conditions. These systems not only shield the interior space from rain, snow, and wind but also play a crucial role in regulating temperature and energy efficiency. Similarly, wall systems serve as barriers against moisture and air infiltration. Beyond their functional aspects, roof and wall systems can significantly influence the overall design and visual character of a structure, reflecting architectural styles and preferences. Effective integration of these systems ensures durability, sustainability, and comfort within the built environment.
Roof & Wall Systems
Metal Board & Batton
Board and Batten panels offer a timeless design aesthetic for both residential and commercial projects, with metal versions specifically designed as siding panels to emulate the classic appearance of traditional wood board and batten siding.
Standing Seam - Mechanical 1.5"
A mechanical standing seam roof system, a variant of metal roofing, employs concealed clips to mechanically seam panels together, ensuring enhanced weather resistance and reduced risk of leaks.
Standing Seam - Nailstrip 1"
Nail strip, also recognized as nail flange or fastener flange, is a standing seam system featuring panel seam heights of either 1” or 1 ½”.
Tuff Rib
The Tuff Rib Panel presents an economical, structurally sound, and lightweight through-fastener roof and wall panel, making it a superb option for commercial, industrial, and agricultural uses.
PBR Panel
PBR panel, short for purlin bearing R panel, features an extended overlap section that fully covers the adjacent panel, enhancing metal-to-metal contact for a robust connection and superior weather resistance in metal roof panels.
Apex
Apex panels impart a contemporary aesthetic to projects and can be installed over solid decking or open spans. With a traditional exposed fastener design, they offer the appearance of a hidden fastener roofing system.
Reveal
Soffit
If your home features roof eaves extending beyond the walls, even by a slight margin, it likely includes soffits. Soffits are the material located beneath the eave, linking the outer edge of your roof to the exterior wall of your house, often equipped with ventilation.
