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Steel Roofing Systems

Add Structural Integrity and Aesthetic Appeal

Why Choose a Steel Roof Structure?

The arch metal roofing systems available from Toro Steel Buildings can add both structural integrity and a simplistic aesthetic appeal to your building. They are easy to erect and are quite versatile, allowing them to be used in a variety of industries and purposes. Whether you’re looking to add a metal roof to your business, agricultural structure, commercial building, or even your home, a metal roofing system will suit your needs and provide a safe and strong covering.

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We had purchased 3 roofing structures (large Gazebos) and they have worked out fantastic. These 20ft by 40ft gazebos gave our little league players place for shelter, from the sun or rain and a place to enjoy the concession food and snacks after the games. They look great and were easy to install. Working with Ari Schreiber was a real pleasure as he was knowledgeable, attentive and helpful. Pricing was very good .Thanks Future Buildings.

Frank C., Staten Island, NY

Metal Roofing Systems Provide Reliable Protection

A metal roof offers durable, long-lasting protection. Each roofing system is made with Galvalume Plus™ steel, meaning it is rust-resistant and has twice the corrosion resistance of galvanized steel. The curved design allows you to create beautiful, rounded shapes on your roof and create easy arched canopies or covered walkways. New cold-formed steel frames offer further straight wall design choices. The possible uses and designs for our roofing systems make this one of the most creative solutions on the market.

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The whole staff at Toro that I had occasion to work with were very conscientious in following up on the inevitable details in the design, ordering, shipping and delivery of the building. I am very satisfied with Toro as a company.

John Finch

Steel Roofing Systems Designed to Suit Your Needs

If you need to expand the roof on your current facility or extend some of the existing buildings you have, Toro Steel is a one-stop facility to serve all of your commercial and residential needs. We have multiple roofing system options available, allowing you to choose based on taste and need. The design of our roofs eliminates the need for trusses, beams, and interior supports, allowing you to have a clear open space.

Our roofing systems are easy and quick to construct, allowing you to finish your project on time. They are built to last and designed to withstand heavy snow loads, storms, strong winds, and more. This durability, along with the rust-resistant coating, ensures your steel roofing system will last for decades to come.

Frequently Asked Questions about

STEEl Roofing Systems

When a roof is prefabricated, it means that most or all of the roof’s components were built at a manufacturing site. Once built, they are transported to the job site. The construction process becomes quicker and more efficient when prefabricated roofs are used since less time is needed to build the roof from scratch on site.

Yes. Prefab steel roof systems that are manufactured in a factory are governed by rigorous quality control procedures, which means that you can be confident in the quality of their construction. Prefabricated roofs are much easier to assemble on-site, which means you won’t have to wait the time it takes to complete a traditional roof construction.

Additionally, because they are made from metal, they are extremely durable and resistant to damage. Metal roofs are able to withstand a variety of potentially damaging elements, including rain, wind, snow, ice, fire, and pests.

Prefab roofs are very cost-effective. You won’t get stuck with the cost of buying more materials than you need since exact specifications are used to build prefab roofs in the factory. Because most of the components are assembled at the factory, you’ll save a significant amount of money on labour costs on-site.

Yes. Not only is metal recyclable, but because prefab roofing systems are built in a factory, you’ll reduce the number of materials that you waste by a substantial amount. As such, prefab roofs are much more eco-friendly than traditionally built roofs.

Although the upfront costs of buying and installing metal roofing systems tend to be higher than those of shingles, metal roofs will last longer and need less frequent replacements and repairs. Generally, a shingle roof will last between 12 and 20 years, depending on weather conditions and maintenance. However, metal roofs can last for 40 to 60 years and require less maintenance, making them a more cost-effective option with long-term value.

Yes, snow will slide off metal roofing systems. Metal roofs can be fitted with snow guards to prevent snow from sliding down and damaging the surroundings or hurting someone walking past.

In some circumstances, metal roofing panels can be installed directly over an existing roof. Doing so helps to save labour and time and eliminates disposal costs. Working with a professional company will help you determine whether this is a suitable option for your structure.

Steel roofs are light in weight compared to other existing roofing materials. Steel roofs tend to be about 50% lighter than most asphalt roofs and do not need additional support.

Steel roofing systems are suitable for commercial, agricultural, industrial, residential, and specialty applications, including covered walkways, canopies, and building expansions.

Installation timelines vary by project size, but steel roofing systems are designed for quick and efficient assembly using pre-engineered components, helping reduce overall construction time.

Yes. Steel roofing systems can be customized in terms of span, profile, finish, and integration with straight-wall or arched designs to match both functional and aesthetic goals.

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