26 gauge
High Rib
The workhorse exposed-fastener panel for barns, shops and homes. Strong rib profile, fast to install.

Metal roofing & siding
We manufacture premium metal roofing in-house — cut to your length, matched with trim, and finished in colors built to hold their looks through decades of sun and storms.
Protection you can count on
Every panel, trim piece and custom flashing is produced to your specifications by people you can call by name.
Our own lines mean strict quality control and faster turnaround on both standard and custom orders.
From trim profile to panel length, we tailor everything to your build — any shape, any scope.
Sherwin-Williams Weather XL coatings on domestically painted coil — 40 years on painted panels, 25 on Galvalume.
20+ colors with fade-resistant coatings, plus specialty finishes like wood-print and metallics.
Customer stories
Contractors and homeowners who judge a supplier by what happens when something goes wrong.
Built by Alabama Steel
Homes, farms and commercial buildings across the country wearing panels manufactured by Alabama Steel Supply.

Farmhouse roof

Residential roof

Commercial roof

Two-story residential

Restaurant re-roof

Coastal home roof

Estate roof
Panel profiles
Not sure which one? Tell us the building and the look you're after and we'll steer you right.
26 gauge
The workhorse exposed-fastener panel for barns, shops and homes. Strong rib profile, fast to install.
26 & 29 gauge
A cleaner, tighter rib pattern for residential roofs and siding where looks matter.
26 gauge
Concealed fastener standing seam — the premium look with no exposed screws to maintain.
26 gauge
Classic Southern farmhouse profile. Timeless on porches, cabins and historic renovations.
26 & 29 gauge
Rounded wave profile for agricultural buildings, accent walls and ceilings.
26 & 29 gauge
Economical multi-purpose panel for roofing, siding and liner applications.
Color chart
Availability shown by gauge. Ask us about specialty finishes including copper metallic and wood-print coil.
Screen colors are approximate. Request a physical color chip before you order — we'll send one.
FAQ
Straight answers from the people who roll the panels.
Prefinished metal comes in a broad palette of colors with long-life coatings that resist moss, mildew and fungus. Panels are lightweight yet strong enough to shed severe weather, they're non-combustible, they last decades longer than asphalt, and they require virtually no maintenance.
Often, yes. Metal weighs about a third of shingles, so you can frequently avoid a tear-off. The best method is 1x4 or 2x4 furring strips at 24" on center parallel to the eave and ridge. Check your local codes — some jurisdictions require a tear-off.
This may well be the last roof you put on your home, barn or shop. Lifespans easily exceed 30 to 40 years thanks to corrosion-resistant substrates and durable finishes.
No noisier than any other roof. Panels are installed over underlayment and decking, with insulation and ceiling below — all of which mute sound.
Standard roofing orders are typically ready in 24 hours. More involved orders with gutters, downspouts and custom trim run 48 to 72 hours. We roll it here, so the schedule is ours to keep.
40 years on painted panels finished with the Sherwin-Williams Weather XL coating system, and 25 years on Galvalume. Our coil is painted domestically — not overseas — which is a big part of why the finish holds up.
Usually, yes. We can custom-manufacture a transition panel in-house that ties an obsolete profile into a current one — which often saves a full re-roof.
29 gauge is the value option and is common on agricultural and utility buildings. 26 gauge is thicker, more impact and oil-canning resistant, and is what we recommend for homes and anything you want to look sharp for decades.
Use color-matched screws or nails. Screws go in the flat of the panel; nails MUST go through the high rib. Fasteners are typically spaced 24" on center.
A rubber membrane underlayment is always a good idea as a second barrier against water. Use it in valleys, at any hard-to-seal detail, on low slopes, and when panels aren't sealed at the side laps.
No. Graphite accelerates corrosion where it touches the coating. Use masking tape and mark the tape instead.
Send us your panel, gauge, sheet lengths and ridge length — or just the address and we'll help you figure it out.