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If you’ve been searching for a product with high strength, low maintenance, and a one-of-a-kind appearance, look no further than weathering steel. This natural metal develops an orange-brown oxidizing finish overtime that helps keep it resistant to corrosive elements. While weathering steel has been used in construction for years, it’s recently become more commonly used as roofing and siding.

As you’re searching for metal roofing online, you’ve probably come across articles that say that metal roofs are “impact resistant” or that they have a “Class 4 impact rating”. These are terms that are often thrown around for marketing purposes without a thorough explanation of what they actually mean or why impact resistance is so important to the longevity of your roof.

Rustic design has a natural and aged look that has gained popularity in recent years in architectural and interior designs. When it comes to roofing, a rustic appearance can be achieved with the use of steel that arrives unrusted and will rust with exposure to the weather or with painted panels that look rusted.

When you’re looking for a beautiful, long lasting rusted finish, look no further than Corten steel, otherwise known as A606 or weathering steel. This corrosion resistant material is available in everything from roofing to landscape edging, and comes in every accessory you need for a successful construction project.

Looking to get corten steel planter boxes for your landscape project? When designing residential or commercial landscapes, it can be tricky to find the right decorative materials that’s aesthetic, functional, and sustainable. One perfect solution is to use Corten Steel Planter Boxes...

Design trends are always evolving in every industry, including roofing. At Western States Metal Roofing, we consistently monitor trends in the industry so that we develop products that will help customers achieve their design goals.

Corten steel is popular as a roofing material for its striking rustic appearance and low maintenance. The rust forms a protective layer that slows down the overall rate of corrosion. However, there are some problems with this type of material which will not make it the right choice for every homeowner.