The Truth About Exposed Fastener Metal Roofing

By American Metal Roofs June 05, 2013

Many homeowners email me and ask about exposed fastener metal roofing. Also referred to as “screw-through” or “channel drain” metal roofing, these products are roll-formed and have profiles that are oriented vertically on the roof.

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