Metal Roofing in Arlee, MT

Arlee is the first town north of Missoula on US-93, over Evaro Hill in the Jocko Valley on the Flathead Reservation. Most properties are rural: homes on acreage, with barns, shops, sheds and horse shelters, and open ground running up to the hills.

That kind of property is where metal roofing does its best work. One system family can cover every building on the place: standing seam or ribbed panels on the house, and corrugated or R-panel on the barn and shop, matched in color if you like. Metal sheds snow, lasts for decades, and doesn't need re-roofing every 20 years the way shingles do.

Open valley ground brings wind, and homes near grass and timber have fire to plan for. Metal handles both: no tabs to lift, and a noncombustible surface with Class A fire-rated assemblies available. On barns and unheated shops, we'll also plan for condensation under the panels, which is what makes old barn roofs drip.

Call, email or send the form. Tell us what buildings need roofs and roughly how big they are. We'll set up a time to see them, measure, and check the deck or framing, flashing and ventilation. You get an itemized written quote, free, with the options that make sense for each building.