
Metal Roof Repair
Loose fasteners, failed seams and flashing leaks on metal roofs, fixed without replacing the whole roof.
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Metal panels installed over a properly prepared deck for homes, shops, barns and commercial buildings.
36 years in the roofing trade

A metal roof is a system: the panels, the underlayment beneath them, the trim and closures at every edge and the fasteners or clips that hold it all down. It is a different job from shingling, with its own tools, techniques and failure points, and the quality of the installation shows up years later in how the roof holds up in wind, rain and sun.
Around Pierce City, metal is a familiar sight on farm buildings, shops and workshops, and it is becoming more common on houses, where homeowners want a roof that sheds hail and storms and keeps going for decades. Commercial buildings with a gentle pitch often use metal too.
Because metal is installed in long panels, the layout matters: the panels have to run straight, laps and seams have to be set right and every roof edge and penetration needs the correct trim. Careful layout and flashing are what separate a metal roof that looks good and lasts from one that leaks at the first rain.
We look at the building, the deck and the pitch, then help you pick a panel profile and color that fit the building and your budget.
The old roofing comes off if needed, the deck is checked and repaired and underlayment is installed over a flat, clean surface.
Edge metal, eave and rake trim and starter pieces go on first, so panels can be laid square to the building.
Panels are set one by one from a straight starting line, with fasteners or clips placed and seams closed to the manufacturer's method.
Vents, chimneys, valleys and ridge get their custom flashing and closures, and we walk the finished roof with you.
Metal roofs vary more in price than most roofing, and here is why:
Otto has put metal on roofs of all sizes during 36 years in roofing, including jobs of about 100 squares. A big metal roof takes a crew that can keep the panels straight across a long run, and four crews give us the people to do it.
We will tell you honestly whether metal is a good fit for your building and which style, and we will not push a premium panel where a simpler one will do the job.
We install metal roofs in Pierce City and across the region. See our Pierce City roofing page and Southwest Missouri roofing page.
Metal roofing generally lasts much longer than asphalt shingles when it is installed correctly, and it sheds snow, rain and debris quickly. The real lifespan depends on the panel type, the coating, how the fasteners and seams are handled and how the roof is maintained.
Exposed-fastener panels are screwed through the face of the panel, which keeps the cost down but means the screws and their washers need to be checked over the years. Standing seam panels hide the fasteners under raised seams, which looks cleaner and avoids many fastener leaks, but costs more.
Metal does not attract lightning more than other roofing, and with the right underlayment and ventilation, it often reflects more heat than dark shingles. How the roof is vented and insulated matters more than the panel itself.
Yes. Metal is common on barns, shops and farm buildings in Southwest Missouri, and more homeowners are choosing it for houses. The panel profile, decking and fastening differ between those buildings, and we plan each one separately.
Yes. Our work includes large jobs, including recent metal roofs of about 100 squares. Tell us the size and type of building and we will plan the crew to match.
On a house with solid decking and underlayment under the panels, much less than people expect. On an open-frame building, such as a pole barn, rain on metal is louder. We will tell you what to expect for your building.

Loose fasteners, failed seams and flashing leaks on metal roofs, fixed without replacing the whole roof.
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The most common roof in the Ozarks, installed and repaired with attention to the details that decide how long it lasts.
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