Metal Roofing Services

Metal Roofing Systems for Homes, Barns & Buildings

Metal roofing can be a great option for homeowners and property owners who want long-term durability, clean appearance, and reliable weather protection. Ameriway installs metal roofing systems for residential, agricultural, and light commercial applications throughout Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky.

Why Choose a Metal Roofing System?

Metal roofing is a durable alternative to traditional asphalt shingles when properly selected and professionally installed. The right metal roofing system depends on the building, budget, appearance goals, fastening method, and long-term performance expectations.

Two Metal Roofing Systems.
Two Different Applications.

Metal roofing is not one single product. The system selected depends on appearance preference, structural design, and long-term performance expectations.

Classic Rib

Description
Panels are secured through the face of the metal using gasketed fasteners.

Common Applications
Commonly used on residential homes, detached garages, and agricultural structures.

Appearance
Visible fasteners aligned in rows across the panel surface.

Cost & Maintenance Considerations
Generally lower upfront cost. Fasteners require periodic inspection and replacement over time.

When is an exposed fastener metal roof appropriate for a residential home?

Exposed fastener metal roofing can be appropriate for residential homes, particularly when budget considerations are important or the roof design is relatively simple. These systems are commonly used on homes, garages, and outbuildings throughout our region. Because the fasteners penetrate the face of the panel, periodic inspection and maintenance are important to support long-term performance. During a roof evaluation, we review your roof structure, complexity, and long-term goals before recommending whether an exposed fastener or standing seam system is the better fit.

How long does it take to install an exposed fastener metal roof?

Exposed fastener metal roofs can be installed in as little as one day.

How long is the warranty on an exposed fastener metal roof?

Exposed fastener metal roofs typically come with a 40 to 50 year warranty from the manufacturer plus Ameriway’s five year workmanship warranty. Ask for details.

How can I make a new metal roof affordable?

Ameriway offers third party lending through Wisetack Financial allowing customers to stretch out payments for up to 10 years.

Standing Seam

Description
Panels interlock at raised seams, concealing fasteners beneath the surface. This allows for controlled expansion and contraction while maintaining a clean profile.

Common Applications
Often selected for residential homes and commercial buildings where long-term performance and appearance are priorities.

Appearance
Vertical panel lines with a smooth, modern profile. Fasteners are not visible on the surface.

Installation Considerations
Requires precise layout, proper clip attachment, and careful flashing details for proper installation.

Is a standing seam metal roof worth the cost?

Standing seam metal roofs are considerably more expensive than traditional shingle roofs. However, correctly installed they will most likely be the last roof the house will ever need. Standing seam metal roofs can last up to 100 years when properly maintained!

How long does it take to install a standing seam metal roof?

These type of roofs are quite complicated and require special tools and experienced crews to complete the job correctly. Standing seam metal roofs can take 2-10 days for proper installation.

How long is the warranty on a standing seam metal roof?

Standing seam metal roofs typically come with a 40 to 50 year warranty from the manufacturer plus Ameriway’s five year workmanship warranty. Ask for details.

How can I make a new standing seam metal roof affordable?

Ameriway offers third party lending through Wisetack Financial allowing customers to stretch out payments for up to 10 years.

Not Sure Which Metal Roofing System Is Right for Your Home?

Schedule a consultation and we’ll walk you through the different systems, installation considerations, and pricing — so you can review your options with confidence.