Exceptional Durability
We use Pro-Z Fasteners, a higher-quality screw designed for reducing leaks and rusting—backed by a 50-year warranty.
An exposed fastener roof is a type of metal roofing system where the screws that hold the metal panels in place are visible on the surface of the roof. You'll also hear them called screw-down metal roofs or corrugated metal roofs. Modern-day materials make this roof a great option for homes.
We use Pro-Z Fasteners, a higher-quality screw designed for reducing leaks and rusting—backed by a 50-year warranty.
Pro-appearance metal panels help the screws blend in naturally, creating a refined appearance.
An exposed fastener metal roof can last for 50 years or more with Pro-Z Fasteners before the fasteners need to be replaced.
Exposed fastener metal roofs range from $6.15 to $9.75 per sq ft, depending on the size and complexity of your roof.
We work with multiple financing programs to fit the right one to your situation.
A small home with a roof between 2,200–2,900 sq ft can range between $13,600–$28,300
A medium home with a simple roof between 2,500–3,300 sq ft can range between $15,400–$32,200
A large home with a complex roof between 3,600–5,500 sq ft can range between $22,200–$53,600+
At Equity Roofing, every exposed fastener metal roof we install is protected by our 15-year workmanship warranty and 50-year ProZ Fastener material warranty.
Choose from 58 colors across our Pro Appearance smooth, Pro Appearance textured, and Tuff Rib panels. Smooth Pro Appearance colors use AkzoNobel's CERAM-A-STAR® 1050 COOL CHEMISTRY® paint, backed by a 40-Year Limited Warranty.
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Pro Appearance Smooth · Premium finish
Pro Appearance Smooth · Premium finish
Pro Appearance Smooth · Premium finish
Pro Appearance Smooth · Premium finish
Pro Appearance Smooth · Premium finish
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Tuff Rib · Premium texture available
Tuff Rib · Premium texture available
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Tuff Rib · Premium texture available
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Tuff Rib · Premium texture available
Tuff Rib · Premium texture available
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Tuff Rib
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Tuff Rib
Tuff Rib · Premium texture available
Tuff Rib · Premium texture available
Tuff Rib
Tuff Rib · Premium texture available
Every Equity Roofing project runs on the same track, so you always know where you are and what’s coming next.
Station One: Your Inspection and Final Estimate
A Customer Success Manager calls to schedule a time that works for you. We inspect your home and prepare your final estimate. Our 10-Step Detailed Inspection includes 30+ annotated photos and a video explaining what we found.
Station Two: Your Installation
Your project moves into production planning and we order your materials. On installation day, the crew calls when they’re on the way and protects your landscaping with tarps and boards. You can follow progress through photos uploaded to your personal gallery.
Station Three · Final Stop: Final Payment and Warranties
The crew cleans up with a magnetic sweeper and walks you through the finished project. Your final payment is then made, and we register any warranties for your project on your behalf. You’ll receive the registered warranty paperwork by email.
Most projects are completed within a few days, depending on size and complexity.
Potentially, depending on the condition of your decking. So long as the wood is in good condition at the time of inspection and an underlayment is used, an exposed fastener metal roof can be installed successfully over existing shingles.
For our exposed fastener metal roofs, we use Tuff-rib panels from Premex, Pro-Appearance Panels from Kyfus, and ProZ Fasteners.
Pro Appearance metal panels are a type of exposed fastener metal roofing panel designed to give you great curb appeal and long-lasting durability, at a cost that’s much more accessible than premium options like standing seam roofs.
When paired with PRO-Z Fasteners, these panels deliver much of the high-end look and performance of pricier systems, but at a fraction of the cost. They’re a smart choice for homeowners who want the reliability and appearance of metal roofing without stretching the budget.
Equity Roofing uses Pro Appearance panels from Kyfus as one of their preferred options for exposed fastener metal roofs, alongside Tuff-rib panels and PRO-Z fasteners. With this combo, you’ll get a 50-year material warranty on the fasteners and a roof that stays sharp and weather-resistant without breaking the budget.
Pro-Z fasteners are high-performance roofing screws designed specifically for exposed-fastener metal roofs. They stand out because:
They have a full metal cap that shields the gasket from UV damage, which prevents leaks over time.
The zinc-aluminum alloy cap provides superior rust resistance—no more ugly rust streaks on your roof.
Each fastener has a built-in stop mechanism to avoid over-driving, a common cause of gasket failure with standard screws.
They include a 50-year material warranty to protect from rusting and leaks
Metal roofs with quality material, such as high tensile steel, don't usually dent easily. Lower-grade metal or thinner panels, however, are more prone to dents.
Oil canning is a waviness or rippling that can show up in flat metal panels. It is purely cosmetic and does not impact performance.
Oil canning can be caused by:
Thermal Expansion
Fastening too tightly
Uneven roof decks
Thin metal panels
Dark and shiny paint colors
Manufacturing issues
Oil-canning is never 100% preventable, but you can take steps to decrease the chances of oil-canning and its appearance.
We discuss this in detail in our article on oil canning.
Most insurers offer discounts for metal roofing. Homeowners can also invest in an optional upgrade with reflective underlayment, which can provide modest energy savings on cooling costs.
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