Steel siding is perhaps the most durable siding product available to homeowners. It is resistant to bumps and dents that other siding products will inevitably struggle with. Both steel roofing and siding can withstand the elements far better than other materials, and any insect problems are ultimately eliminated with steel. Our steel comes with a Class 4 Rating, the highest rating for hail resistance. Steel roofing and siding does not absorb moisture, therefore mold cannot grow and produce rot like it can in wood.

A steel roof will last 2 to 3 times longer than conventional roofing products. If a regular asphalt roof lasts from 12-20 years, a steel roof will last anywhere from 40-60 years and beyond. Although a steel roof will cost more upfront, it saves much more money in the longrun, as an ashpalt roof would have to be replaced 2-3 times before considering the replacement of a steel roof. 

Steel is the world's most recyclable material. Every steel installation contains recycled steel, and at the end of that products lifetime, it is produced into new steel. In many situations a steel roof can be installed directly over current roof installations, reducing the disposal of material into landfills. The entire steel industry continues to be efficiently and ecologically managed. Keeping materials out of the landfill and utilizing second life sources is an increasingly more important consideration for many builders and building owners.

Steel has excellent fire resistance and makes a safe and environmentally reponsible choice for a fire resistant roof. As forest fires become more common in Western Canada, the construction of fire-resistant homes and businesses is more crucial than ever.  Steel roof panels dissipate heat far better than asphalt shingles, a considerable benefit when the roof is struck by lightening. Steel roofing is no more likely to be struck by lightening when compared to other roofing materials, but will perform when lightening occurs. Steel is also a non-combustible material and is strongly resistant to inclement weather such as strong winds, heavy snow, extreme temperatures and even hail.