Metal Roofing in Stevensville, MT

Stevensville is one of Montana's oldest communities, on the east side of the Bitterroot River just off US-93. It has older homes in town and rural properties around it, many with barns, shops and outbuildings.

Older homes often have roofs that have been layered or patched over the years, and the first question is what's underneath. A metal roof can sometimes go over a single layer of shingles, but on an older house it's worth seeing the deck first. Soft spots, old layers and past leaks decide whether a tear-off is the smarter start. See metal roof replacement for how that decision works.

For the style of an older home, metal shingles or a narrow standing seam panel can look right at home. Farmhouse styles also suit ribbed and corrugated panels. On barns and ag buildings around town, metal is already the norm, and re-roofing or re-screwing old panels is often part of the job.

The valley's wind and summer sun wear shingles out faster than people expect. Metal doesn't lose granules or curl, and it sheds the snow that sits on roofs through a Bitterroot winter.

Call, email or send the form. We'll set up a time to look at the roof, measure it, and check the deck, flashing and ventilation, which matters more on older homes. You'll get an itemized written quote, free and with no pressure, that shows what the tear-off or overlay would involve.