Metal roofing
Standing seam and ribbed steel roofing for houses, barns and outbuildings. Full tear-off or over an existing roof where it makes sense.
Huron County, Ontario
Steel roofs built to last
Metal roofing, siding and farm buildings for homes, barns and shops across Huron County. Straight answers, free quotes, and a roof that outlives the mortgage.
Serving Huron County
Free written quotes
Canadian steel
Homes · Barns · Shops
What we do
Roofing, siding and steel buildings
Work is priced up front in writing. No surprise line items when the invoice comes.
Steel siding
Board-and-batten and ribbed steel siding that holds its colour through Huron County winters and stands up to blowing snow off the lake.
Farm & shop buildings
Post-frame barns, machine sheds and shops — from bare posts to a finished, weather-tight building.
Colour visualizer
See it before you buy
Click through the roof, wall and trim colours to see how your building will look. Bring your combination to the quote and we'll price it.
Roof colour
Wall colour
Trim colour
Colours shown are close, but screens vary. We'll bring real samples to the quote. Call 519-444-8796
Steel profiles
The panels we run
Supplied by Canadian companies. Each profile below is drawn to its actual coverage and rib dimensions — pick the one that suits the building, or ask and we'll tell you what we'd use.
Master Rib
Roofing profile
29 gauge, grade 80 · reversible
A heavy-duty roofing panel with wide rib spacing that adds strength while keeping sheets easy to handle on a roof. The oversized siphon channel on the underlap rib helps shed water in driving rain. Works on houses, shops, post-frame builds and barns, and it can be run on sidewalls too.
Diamond Rib
Siding profile
29 gauge, grade 80 · lightweight
The traditional barn-siding look. Close rib spacing on a light panel makes it quick to hang and easy on the budget, and it can run vertically or horizontally on a wall. Matching trims, vents and fasteners are available in every colour.
Tuff Rib
Roofing & siding
26, 28 & 29 gauge, grade 80 · Canadian made
The most economical panel in the lineup and the one most people picture when they think of a steel roof. Nine-inch rib centres on a 36-inch sheet with an anti-siphon groove for a watertight lap. Backed by a four-layer paint system built for Canadian weather.
R-Panel
Siding profile
Deep rib · 34" coverage
The tallest rib of the four, which gives the panel real structural strength across wider spans. A good pick for shops, commercial walls and anywhere the sheet has to carry itself over longer purlin spacing.
Roof styles
Shapes we build
Not sure what your roof is called? Here are the shapes we work on most across Huron County.
01
Gable
The classic two-slope roof. Simple, cost-effective, sheds snow well and suits almost any house or shop.
02
Cottage
A steeper gable with a lower eave line, often carried down over a porch or bump-out. Common on lakeside and century homes.
03
Hip
Slopes on all four sides with no vertical gable ends. Handles wind well and gives a lower, wider look.
04
Dormer
Framed windows projecting out of the main slope. Adds headroom and light to an upstairs or loft.
05
Gambrel
The barn roof — a shallow pitch up top breaking to a steep lower slope. Maximum space under the roofline.
Recent work
Around the county
Roofs, siding and buildings finished across Huron County and the surrounding townships.
Service area
Where we work
If you're not on the list, call anyway — we travel for the right job.
West Monkton
Milverton
Mitchell
Stratford
Listowel
Seaforth
Clinton
Goderich
Get a free quote
Tell us what you're building or replacing and we'll come measure. Written quote, no charge, no pressure.
519-444-8796or email maxcontg22@gmail.com