Metal Roofing Contractor In Michigan

Protect your home with the strength, durability, and style of a metal roof. Werner Roofing installs high-performance metal roofing systems throughout Michigan, designed to last decades and stand up to the harshest Great Lakes weather. Contact us today to get a free metal roofing quote!

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Michigan metal roofing installation services

Serving Michigan from our 3 Locations:

Grand Haven, MI 13844 172nd Ave, Grand Haven, MI 49417

Grand Rapids, MI 6157 28th St SE #17a, Grand Rapids, MI 49546

Holland, MI 788 Columbia Ave #2, Holland, MI 49423

Metal Roofing Styles

Whether you’re going for a sleek, contemporary look or something more traditional, we offer metal roofing styles to match any home.

Standing Seam

Standing seam metal roofs feature sleek vertical panels and hidden fasteners for a clean, contemporary look. Their interlocking design enhances resistance to wind and precipitation, making them ideal for withstanding snow loads and icy conditions common across the state.

Metal Shingles

Metal shingles offer the timeless appearance of asphalt, slate, or wood shake with the superior performance of steel or aluminum. They’re a smart choice for homeowners seeking traditional aesthetics paired with exceptional durability, energy efficiency, and lower lifetime maintenance.

Metal Roofing Colors

Our metal roofs come in a wide range of colors to complement your siding, trim, and architectural style. Choose from subtle earth tones or bold modern shades:

Dark vs. Light-Colored Metal Roofs

Darker-colored metal roofs absorb more heat, which can promote snowmelt and improve winter efficiency in Michigan’s cold climate. Light-colored roofs reflect sunlight, helping maintain a cooler indoor temperature during the summer and reducing reliance on air conditioning, especially in sunny areas or homes with high cooling costs.

Types of Metal Roofs

Aluminum Metal Roofing
Pros	Cons
Lightweight and rust-resistant Naturally resists corrosion and moisture damage Long-lasting with minimal maintenance Available in a variety of colors and styles	Slightly more expensive than steel Softer metal and may dent under impact

Copper Metal Roofing
Pros	Cons
Naturally beautiful and develops a patina over time 100+ year lifespan Extremely corrosion resistant Adds historic or luxury appeal	High upfront cost Not always suited for every architectural style

Zinc Metal Roofing
Pros	Cons
Low-maintenance and self-healing surface Long-lasting with natural weather resistance Sustainable and recyclable material Unique blue-gray patina over time	Expensive and less common in the US Requires expert installation

Steel Metal Roofing
Pros	Cons
Strong and durable under heavy snow and wind loads Cost-effective compared to other metals Available with galvanized or galvalume coatings for corrosion resistance Wide availability of styles and colors	Heavier than aluminum Can rust if the finish is compromised

Why Choose Metal Roofing?

Longevity:
Metal roofing systems offer a life expectancy of 40 to 70+ years, often outlasting multiple cycles of other roofing materials with far less maintenance.
Weather Resistance:
Engineered to endure high winds, hail, heavy snowfall, and rain, an ideal solution for Michigan’s varied and extreme weather conditions.
Energy Efficiency:
Reflective coatings help deflect UV rays and reduce solar heat gain, which can lower your summer cooling bills and reduce energy strain.
Low Maintenance:
Metal roofs don’t crack, curl, or lose granules. They resist moss, mildew, and insect damage, making them an excellent low-maintenance option for Michigan homes.

Metal Roofing vs. Asphalt Shingle Roofing

Metal Roofing

Avg Lifespan:
40 - 70+ years
Durability:
Excellent; resists wind, hail, and fire
Maintenance:
Minimal
Energy Efficiency:
High (reflective coatings available)
Weight:
Depends on metal material & decking requirements

Asphalt Roofing

Avg Lifespan:
15 - 25 years
Durability:
Moderate; can be damaged by storms
Maintenance:
Moderate; may require regular repairs
Energy Efficiency:
Moderate
Weight:
Generally lightweight, depending on decking

Frequently Asked Metal Roofing Questions

No, when installed over proper underlayment and decking, metal roofs are no noisier than other types of roofing.

No, when installed correctly, a metal roof can improve your home’s temperature control. High-quality insulation and reflective coatings help deflect solar heat, keeping your home cooler in the summer and reducing your HVAC costs.

In some cases, yes. This can reduce installation time and cost, but it depends on local building codes and the condition of your existing roof.

Yes. A metal roof is a premium feature that offers long-term savings and aesthetic appeal, which can boost your home’s resale value.