Skip to content Metal sheet roofing is the practical, good-value way to cover a shed, garage, outbuilding, extension, or commercial unit. It is strong, light, and quick to fit properly. We fit the vents and flashings that stop a sheet roof sweating or dripping water down inside.
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Metal sheets come in a couple of profiles and a choice of finish. The right mix depends on the building, the look you want and the budget.
Traditional rounded rib sheet. Light, cheap, and strong, the classic go-to choice for sheds, farm buildings, and smaller rural outbuildings.
Squarer, deeper rib profile that is a bit stronger and looks more modern. Popular on extensions, garages, and busy commercial units..
Plain galvanized steel is the cheapest and very long-lasting. Coated steel adds a color finish and a longer life before any repaint, in a range of colors.
We supply and fit the sheets, and we do the detailing that makes a metal roof actually work. Every job covers sheds, garages, workshops, carports, farm and commercial buildings, and extensions. Each one can include:
Condensation is what kills most sheet roofs from underneath, so the backing and ventilation get done right, not skipped. You get a written fixed price before any work, with workmanship cover behind it.
Most roof problems start small and quiet, then get expensive. If you have spotted any of these, it is worth getting them looked at before the next downpour.
We come out, get on the roof, and find exactly what is wrong.
You get a clear, itemised price. No call-out charge, no pressure.
Our own crew carries out the work, tidily and on the agreed date.
We show you what we did and stand over the work.
Sheet roofing is not right for every building, and knowing where it earns its keep saves you money. These four are where it beats everything else.
Big simple roofs go on fast in corrugated sheet, keeping the cost down where looks matter less.
Barns and sheds take strong galvanised sheet that handles weather, livestock air, and decades of hard use.
Box profile suits these best, with anti-condensation backing so tools and cars underneath stay dry all year.
Larger spans get re-sheeted or over-roofed without a full strip, keeping the business running.
A few recent repairs around Dublin. Real jobs, real homes.
Metal sheet roofing is one of the cheaper ways to cover a building, and it goes up fast, keeping labour costs down. Price comes down to a few things. The area being covered.
The profile and finish, since galvanised is cheapest and colour-coated costs more. Then the backing and insulation, flashings, and access. Use the calculator for a guide, then book a free survey for a fixed written price.
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Corrugated is the traditional rounded rib: light, cheap, and great for sheds and farm buildings. The box profile has a squarer, deeper rib that’s a bit stronger and looks more modern, so it’s popular on extensions, garages, and commercial units. Both do the same job well, and the choice is mostly about look and budget.
Only if it’s done badly. We fit it over an anti-condensation backing or insulation, so it doesn’t drip on the inside, and that same layer cuts the rain noise right down. The detailing is where a metal roof is won or lost.
It can go on a house and often does on extensions and modern designs. For a smart architectural look on a home, a standing seam roof in zinc, aluminum, or copper is usually the better choice, and we fit that too.
Yes, we resheet tired metal roofs. If the old roof is asbestos cement, that needs specialist licensed removal first, which we’ll advise you on before any new sheeting goes up.
Book a free, no-obligation inspection and we will tell you honestly what your roof needs.
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