Metal Roofing

Metal roofing is a strong choice in Utah when you want a roof that holds up to snow, wind, and intense UV. Homeowners often ask: How much does a metal roof cost? In Utah, metal roof cost typically runs roughly $12,000–$25,000 or more for an average residential roof, depending on system (standing seam vs. exposed-fastener), size, and complexity. We answer that and other metal roofing questions below.

Metal roofing questions answered

Metal Roof Cost and Installation

Metal roof cost in Utah depends on the system—standing seam vs. exposed-fastener panels—roof size and complexity, and whether we’re installing over an existing roof or doing a full tear-off. Standing seam metal roofing typically costs more per square foot than exposed-fastener panels but offers a cleaner look, no exposed fasteners, and often a longer warranty. For an average residential roof, metal roof installation often runs roughly $12,000–$25,000 or more depending on size and material. We provide free estimates so you know the cost before you commit.

Metal roof installation follows a clear sequence: we prepare the deck (or existing roof if overlay is approved), install underlayment and any required ventilation details, then install the metal panels with proper flashing at valleys, walls, chimneys, and penetrations. The details—especially at transitions and edges—are what prevent leaks and premature wear. We use quality materials and follow manufacturer specs so your metal roof performs for decades.

Metal roof repair is also part of what we do. If you have an existing metal roof with a leak, loose panels, or failing seams, we can inspect and fix the problem. Common metal roof repairs include seam issues, fastener replacement, and leak fixes at penetrations. We find the source and fix it so you don’t have recurring problems. For more on materials and options, see our materials page and our roof replacement page.