Pole Barn Exteriors: Metal Roofing & Siding for Barns and Shops

Pole barn roofing and siding, done right

A pole barn takes a beating out in the open. Wind gets under loose panels, snow loads the roof all winter, and years of sun and freeze-thaw back the screws out until every rainstorm finds a new leak. Whether it's a hay barn, an equipment shed, a turkey farm building or a big steel shop behind the house, Beast Bros can bring the outside back to like-new, or give a new building a clean, tight exterior.

We work on the building's exterior: the metal roof, the metal siding and everything that finishes it off. We don't frame new pole barns from scratch, but we're the crew to call to roof and side one, or to fix the one you've got.

What we do on pole barns and shops

• New metal roofs: exposed-fastener ag panel or standing seam, installed with the right underlayment or vapor barrier for the building
• Metal siding: full re-siding or replacing damaged sections after wind, equipment hits or rust
• Wainscot and trim: contrasting wainscot along the base, corner trim, rake and eave trim, and door and window trim for a finished look
• Re-screw and reseal: replacing backed-out or worn fasteners and washers, the number-one cause of leaks on older ag roofs
• Snow guards, gutters and downspouts: to keep sliding snow and runoff away from doors, walkways and equipment
• Ridge vents and skylight panels: to cut condensation and let light in
• Storm and hail damage: inspection and photo documentation on barns and shops, too

Re-roof, repair or re-screw?

Not every leaky barn needs a new roof. On a lot of older buildings, the panels themselves are fine and the problem is fasteners: the rubber washers dry out in the Utah sun, the screws back out as the metal expands and contracts, and water follows the screw hole in. A full re-screw with new, longer fasteners and fresh washers can add years for a fraction of the cost of new panels.

When panels are rusted through, torn by wind or badly dented by hail, replacement is the better move. We'll inspect the building for free, show you photos, and tell you plainly which one you need.

Built for Sanpete winters and valley wind

Sanpete Valley sits around 5,000 to 6,000 feet, with long cold winters and wind that comes across the fields with nothing to slow it down. On every pole barn job we pay attention to fastener pattern and spacing, panel overlap, closure strips at the eaves and ridge, and trim that's fastened to stand up to wind. Where snow slides off a steep roof toward a door or driveway, we add snow guards so it lets go safely.

Pole barns, shops and garages we work on

• Hay barns, horse barns and loafing sheds
• Equipment sheds and machine shops
• Turkey and poultry farm buildings
• Detached garages and backyard shops in Utah County subdivisions
• Cabins and outbuildings up the canyons

From Moroni, Gunnison and Manti to Spanish Fork, Payson and Eagle Mountain, we roof and side outbuildings across Sanpete County and Utah County. Want the house to match? We can put standing seam metal or a new shingle roof on the home at the same time.

Free pole barn inspection

Call (435) 529-8448 or request a free inspection. We'll walk the building, check the roof and siding, and give you a written estimate with options.