Steel roof pricing

[Easy Livin’ 3000]

Looking for some information regarding steel roofing prices. If you've recently bought some, love to hear what you paid per linear foot. Seems like three foot width is pretty standard, but if your width was something else, please specify.

Painted or galvanized would be interesting also.

 

[peakbagger]

If you are goinf for pricing price up galvalume with Kynar coating. Its the premium product

 

[Easy Livin’ 3000]

If you are goinf for pricing price up galvalume with Kynar coating. Its the premium product

Thanks PB. This is for a big woodshed and maybe the barn in a few years. Premium product prices would be an interesting data point, but by no means necessary for these purposes. A 50 year warranty is a couple generations removed's problem. I'd be thrilled with twenty, with a nice easy install and low price.

 

[Longknife]

Probably not much use to you, as I'm talking about the Canadian market, however I just did a small (16x24) building for $90/square (plus screws and ridge) for a basic profile (Americana).

http://www.idealroofing.ca/english_canada/pdf/products/americana/Brochure.pdf

 

[Ashful]

Hey, Ed... why just call AB Martin in Ephrata, and get pricing right from the horse’s mouth? I have their ABM panels on one of my barns, 20+ years and going strong. I replaced the fasteners last year, because I was spray-foaming beneath and knew future access would be limited, but I really didn’t need to.

 

[jwfirebird]

lowes had a sale on 12x3 silver like half off in December was about 20 bucks

 

[Easy Livin’ 3000]

Hey, Ed... why just call AB Martin in Ephrata, and get pricing right from the horse’s mouth? I have their ABM panels on one of my barns, 20+ years and going strong. I replaced the fasteners last year, because I was spray-foaming beneath and new future access would be limited, but I really didn’t need to.

Good tip. I'll do that. Thanks!

 

[cahaak]

Right now at Menards it is $23 / 12' x 3' panels, so about $0.64 / sq ft. That would be fairly standard pricing right now, it goes up and down with the price of steel. That is for a 40 year emerald green stock panel. If you go to galvanized( non painted) you can save about $2.50 a panel. It's actually the same price for cut panels in any length up to 40'. I have them on my shed, very easy to work with if you have a squared up sub-structure. It saves a lot on the under structure as you only need purlins every X ft depending upon pitch and snow load. I'll probably be gone before mine need replacing, which was my goal in using them.