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What are R-Panel Roofing and Standing Seam Roofing? And How Do They Compare?
Many options are available to building owners faced with choosing a new roof. Consequently, finding the right roofing system to meet the…
Tips for a Watertight Standing Seam Roof
Standing seam roof systems are often recognized as the best metal roofing system available. And without a doubt, they offer unparalleled…
Maxima Standing Seam Metal Roofing Installation
McElroy Metal’s Maxima family of products represents the industry’s broadest selection of vertical leg standing seam systems.
15 Tips to Address the Labor Shortage
Due to the great resignation trend, it seems like we’re all trying to get more done with fewer people. While, unfortunately, we don’t have…
Vertical Leg vs. Trapezoidal Leg Standing Seam Panels
There are many different types of standing seam (concealed fastener) panels. In fact, at McElroy Metal, we have over ten different panel…
What metal panel is best for radius roof systems?
There are many different styles of roofing panels that can be curved for radius applications. So which type of metal roofing system is best…
Arkansas college campus building features four McElroy Metal products
Thanks in part to the largest grant the school has ever received, the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts has completed…
South Carolina YMCA Features Curved Standing Seam Roof by McElroy Metal
The Y is the nation’s leading nonprofit committed to strengthening communities through youth development, healthy living, and social…
Metal Barrel Roofs Provide Pleasing Appearance on New Fire Station
Everyone notices curves and everyone will notice the seven-barrel roofs on the new Tyler Fire Station #5 in Tyler, Texas.
Retrofit Standing Seam Metal Roof Details Challenge Installers’ Measuring Skills with Multiple Hips and Tapered Panels
It’s always good practice to measure twice and cut once. Sometimes, it pays to measure more than twice. After tearing off aged and damaged…