Standing seam and exposed fastener metal roofing for residential homes, commercial buildings, and agricultural structures throughout Lawrenceburg, Pulaski, Ardmore, and southern Tennessee. Licensed and insured. Free estimates.
Get a Free EstimateMetal roofing is the right long-term choice for homes, shops, commercial buildings, barns, and outbuildings across southern Tennessee. We install standing seam and exposed fastener metal roofing systems for residential, commercial, and agricultural applications throughout Lawrenceburg, Pulaski, Ardmore, Minor Hill, Loretto, Elkton, and surrounding communities in Giles and Lawrence counties.
Metal roofs last 50 years or more, resist high winds and hail, require minimal maintenance, and handle Tennessee’s humidity, summer heat, and occasional severe weather better than most roofing alternatives. Whether you’re replacing an aging roof, roofing a new home, putting a roof on a pole barn, or covering a commercial structure, we can walk you through the right system for your application and budget.
We also install asphalt shingles. See the full roofing services overview for our complete offering.
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Explore financing optionsStanding seam is the premium metal roofing system. Panels run vertically from ridge to eave and interlock at raised seams that stand up off the roof surface. All fasteners are concealed — either hidden inside the seam itself or under a clip that attaches to the structural framing. Nothing penetrates the exposed panel face.
This concealed-fastener (hidden fastener) design is what makes standing seam the most durable metal roofing system available:
We install residential standing seam metal roofs and commercial standing seam metal roof systems throughout southern Tennessee. Call (931) 369-2134 for an estimate.
Exposed fastener metal roofing — also called screw-down roofing, R-panel, or corrugated metal roofing — is installed with visible fasteners driven through the panel face into the structural framing. Each fastener uses a neoprene sealing washer to seal the penetration against water infiltration.
Exposed fastener panels are a proven, cost-effective metal roofing system with a long track record in Tennessee:
Both standing seam and exposed fastener metal roofing are durable, long-lasting systems. The right choice depends on application, budget, and roof pitch. We discuss this during every estimate so you understand exactly what you’re getting and why.
Standing seam (hidden fastener) is typically the better fit when:
Exposed fastener is typically the better fit when:
We install both and can give you an honest comparison for your specific project during the estimate. Call (931) 369-2134.
Agricultural metal roofing — roofing barns, pole barns, hay storage, equipment sheds, and farm buildings — is one of the most common metal roofing applications in southern Tennessee. Exposed fastener panels are the standard for agricultural roofing: they cover wide bay spacings economically, hold up to the moisture, animal activity, and heavy use of farm environments, and can be installed and repaired without specialized tools.
We install agricultural metal roofing on new and existing structures. Whether you’re putting a new roof on an existing barn or roofing a new pole barn from scratch, we use materials appropriate for the application — proper panel gauge for the span, adequate fastening for Tennessee’s wind loads, and correct ridge, trim, and eave detail to keep weather out.
For pole barn and agricultural building construction, see our pole barn construction page.
We install metal roofing on commercial buildings including shops, warehouses, metal buildings, light industrial structures, and commercial construction throughout Giles and Lawrence counties. Standing seam metal roofing is particularly well-suited to commercial roofing applications — the concealed fastener system handles the thermal expansion of large commercial roof spans, and the longer expected service life aligns well with commercial building ownership horizons.
Commercial metal roofing projects require attention to wind uplift calculations, penetrations for HVAC and mechanical equipment, and coordination with other trades. We handle the full roofing scope and work with the general contractor or property owner to meet the project timeline. Call (931) 369-2134 to discuss your commercial project.
Southern Tennessee presents genuine weather challenges for roofing: high-wind thunderstorms with potential hail, occasional tornado-strength events, hot humid summers that cause significant thermal cycling, and winter weather that can bring ice and freeze-thaw stress.
Metal roofing is engineered for these conditions. Standing seam panels with properly rated clips handle wind uplift without the fastener-pullout risk of exposed fastener systems. The non-porous panel surface doesn’t absorb water or degrade under UV exposure the way organic roofing materials do. Heat reflectance reduces the cooling load on the building. And when a metal roof is properly installed, routine inspections — not recurring repairs — are the typical maintenance requirement.
For full roof replacement with metal roofing, see our roof replacement page.
We install metal roofing throughout southern Middle Tennessee and northern Alabama, including:
Based in Minor Hill, we serve both Lawrenceburg and Pulaski area customers. Call (931) 369-2134 to confirm we service your area.
A properly installed metal roof can last 50 years or more. Standing seam systems typically carry the longest expected service life because all fasteners are concealed and panels can move with thermal expansion. Exposed fastener panels last 30 to 40+ years when fasteners are maintained. Both significantly outlast traditional asphalt shingles.
Standing seam panels interlock at raised seams with all fasteners hidden — no fastener penetrates the exposed panel face. Exposed fastener panels have visible screws through the panel face with sealing washers. Standing seam is the premium system; exposed fastener is more affordable and widely used on homes, barns, and agricultural buildings in Tennessee. Both are durable and proven.
Not significantly when installed over solid decking with underlayment. Metal roofs installed on a residential home are not noticeably louder than shingle roofs. On open-framed structures like barns and equipment sheds, rain is audible — but that’s true of any material in an uninsulated structure.
Mechanically possible in some cases, but we don’t recommend it as standard practice. Overlaying hides the deck condition, can trap moisture between layers, and may not meet local building code. We do tear-off replacements and inspect the deck before new metal goes on.
Yes. Metal roofing on barns, pole barns, hay storage, and equipment sheds is a significant part of our work. Exposed fastener panel roofing is the common choice for agricultural buildings — cost-effective, durable in farm environments, and handles the large spans of agricultural construction well.
Yes. We install metal roofing on commercial buildings including shops, warehouses, light commercial structures, and metal buildings. Standing seam is particularly well-suited for commercial applications. Call (931) 369-2134 to discuss your commercial project.