Metal Roofing
Standing Seam & Commercial Metal
When it comes to metal roofing in the Midwest, homeowners and business owners alike have more options than ever before. Metal roofing isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution—there are multiple systems available, each designed to meet specific needs for durability, appearance, and weather resistance. Whether you're considering a standing seam roof, corrugated panels, or metal shingles, it’s important to choose the right material for the job. Most projects come down to three primary types of metal: steel, aluminum, and copper—each offering its own set of benefits depending on the structure, budget, and desired look.
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Rachel S, Google Review
White Castle was wonderful at working with our siding company to get our project complete. They were able to complete our project every quickly and efficiently. Jordan had excellent communication throughout the process and answered any questions we had!
JF, Google Review
Another excellent experience with this company. We’ve used them before and, now, after a major recent storm seriously damaged our roof and gutters, Vat and his crew were prompt and professional. They made the needed repairs carefully and went above and beyond to ensure we were satisfied with the work.
Pierre L, Google Review
White Castle Roofing replaced our roof and gutters after obtaining a settlement with our insurer. The quality of work is excellent; the teams were professional, polite, and performed on time.
Lucas H, Google Review
Erik and the whole team made it smooth and easy to get a new roof and gutters. Came out several times and helped with the insurance claim.
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Metal Roofing Systems & Types Of Metal
Standing Seam Metal Roofing: This is the go-to choice for many Midwest homeowners and businesses thanks to its sleek appearance and exceptional durability. Panels have raised interlocking seams that keep water out and allow for thermal movement. It’s especially good in regions with heavy snow or strong winds—perfect for Midwest weather swings.
Exposed Fastener (Corrugated) Panels: A more cost-effective option, exposed fastener roofs are made from large metal panels secured with visible screws. While not as watertight or long-lasting as standing seam, they’re quick to install and ideal for barns, workshops, or budget-conscious residential projects.
Metal Shingles or Slate-Style Panels: These mimic the look of traditional shingles, tile, or even slate, but offer the strength and longevity of metal. They’re great for homeowners who want curb appeal with all the weather resistance metal provides. This system is particularly popular in areas where aesthetic value matters as much as performance.
Steel & Steel Alloys: The most common and versatile metal roofing material in the Midwest. Steel is strong, durable, and can be coated or galvanized to resist rust. It performs well against hail, wind, and snow—key concerns in the Midwest. It also comes in a variety of colors and profiles, making it both functional and customizable.
Aluminum: Lightweight and naturally resistant to corrosion, aluminum is a great choice in areas with high moisture or near lakes. While it’s generally more expensive than steel, it requires less maintenance and won’t rust, even if scratched. It also reflects heat well, making it energy-efficient during hot Midwest summers.
Copper: Copper is the premium choice—offering unmatched longevity and a striking appearance that develops a green patina over time. It’s resistant to corrosion and can last over 100 years, but comes at a much higher price point. Often used for accent areas, high-end homes, or historic restorations.
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White Castle Roofing Locations
White Castle Roofing HQ
Our HQ is located in Lincoln, Nebraska. This is where WCR started with its first roofs.
Omaha, Nebraska
We opened our second office in Omaha, Nebraska, to accommodate our growing company.
Loveland, Colorado
Our primary office is in the Denver metropolitan, Colorado area, east of the Rockies.
Grand Islanda, Nebraska
Our Grand Island office helps cover central and western Nebraska.
Ankeny, Iowa
Our Des Moines, Iowa, office covers most of central Iowa.
Grand Junction, Colorado
Our Grand Junction, Colorado office covers everything west of the Rocky Mountains.
North Sioux City, South Dakota
South Dakota & Northwest Iowa office.