Our Story
High detail metal work and on-site panel fabrication — done by a crew that cares what it looks like when it’s finished.
Frontier Metal Roofing started two and a half years ago, but the work goes back further than that.
Our owner grew up in the trade. His dad ran his own roofing business for more than 25 years, and every summer and every day out of school was spent up on a roof learning how it is done right. That is where the standard came from.
We use cap nails on the underlayment instead of staples. We take the extra time on the details other crews skip. It is why we get called for high detail metal work and commercial jobs that have to hold up for decades.
A finished Frontier Metal Roofing job.
Our roll forming trailer — panels made on site.
We fabricate panels to the exact size the roof needs
We also bring our own roll forming trailer to the job site. Instead of ordering panels and hoping the lengths work out, we fabricate them right there, cut to the exact size the roof needs.
Cap nails, not staples
Underlayment is fastened with cap nails instead of staples, the way it holds up over time.
The details others skip
We take the extra time on the details other crews skip, on jobs that have to hold up for decades.
On-site panel fabrication
Our own roll forming trailer means panels are cut to the exact length the roof needs.
A small crew, by design
We are a small crew and we plan to stay that way. Every job is done by people who care.
Every job gets done by people who care what it looks like when it is finished.
Ready to get started?
Tell us about your roof — we’ll help you plan it right.