Metal Roofing Contractors in Seattle, WA

Metal roofing is a lightweight, strong, and long-lasting material that can be installed on steep-slope and low-slope roofs. Valentine Roofing offers durable standing seam metal panels that come in a variety of colors and finishes. Contact us today for a free metal roofing bid!

Brown metal roofing system on Seattle area home

Our Metal Roofing Options

All of our metal roofs feature hidden fasteners and are ideal for steep or low-sloped roofs. These sophisticated-looking roofs are available in 24 and 26-gauge options. We offer two different styles in six colors.

  • Pencil rib metal roof sample

    Pencil rib metal

    A metal roof style with circular indentations between the seams to easily funnel water toward the gutters.

  • Striated metal roof material sample

    Striated metal

    A metal roof style with small and consistent indentation lines in the panel for a flat and easy-to-clean surface.

Pencil Rib Metal Roof System on 1-story home in Seattle, Washington

Choose a Color

Choose between several gorgeous colors for your Seattle or Puget Sound roof.

  • Weathered copper metal color sample

    Weathered Copper

    Weathered Copper is a warm and rustic metal roofing color that adds character to a home.

  • Colonial red metal color sample

    Colonial Red

    Colonial Red is a bold and classic choice that adds curb appeal. 

  • black metal roof color sample

    Black

    Black is a sleek and timeless option that goes with any style.

  • Tahoe blue metal roof color sample

    Tahoe Blue

    Tahoe Blue is a refreshing and calming color that adds a touch of the outdoors.

  • Dark bronze metal roof color sample

    Dark Bronze

    Dark Bronze is a sophisticated and traditional choice that adds a touch of elegance. 

  • Leaf green metal roof color sample

    Leaf Green

    Leaf Green is a natural and earthy color that helps your home blend effortlessly into its surroundings.

Metal roofs by the numbers

Metal roofs are energy efficient, low maintenance, and resistant to fire, wind, and hail damage, which is why they’re increasingly popular among homeowners in Seattle and beyond. In fact, the metal roofing market is expected to grow by 5.2% between 2021 and 2026. Other benefits of metal roofs include: 

  1. Potential 70-year lifespan 
  2. Wind resistance up to 120 mph
  3. 25% potential heating and cooling cost reduction 
  4. 95% of materials used are recycled
Two-story metal roof system in Seattle, Washington
Roofing contractors serving Western Washington and beyond
Contact us about metal roofing installation for your Seattle-area home today.

Metal Roofing FAQ

Aren't metal roofs noisy?

People often worry that having a metal roof will mean that there will be a lot of noise inside the home from raindrops on the metal roof. A well-insulated home with a metal roof will often not have any extra noise from rain hitting the roof when compared to a standard composite roof.

Are metal roofs colder than composition roofs?

Many think that when it snows or temperatures are extremely cold outside the home that a metal roof will cause the interior of the home to be colder than normal. The temperature factor inside your home depends entirely on the home’s insulation. You may be surprised to know that many Seattle-area homes are not properly insulated. Having your home’s insulation upgraded by a professional can often reduce energy costs by as much as 25%. Valentine Roofing now installs blown-in attic insulation. Head over to our insulation page to find out more.

Will a metal roof attract lightning?

While metal is a conductor, it does not actually “attract” lightning. In the event a metal roof is struck by a lightning strike, the metal works to disperse the energy safely through the structure of your home, and more importantly, metal is noncombustible.

Is a metal roof easily damaged by hail?

Another common misconception is that metal roofs are easily damaged by hail during a storm. When hail is large enough, it can damage any type of roof, but metal roofing is structurally stronger than other materials. Asphalt shingles have weatherproofing granules that can easily be knocked off during a hailstorm. Most hail will not dent or damage metal roofing unless there are extreme conditions.