24-Gauge Deep Black Metal Roof Meets Western Rust Steel Siding

Some exteriors just come together the right way. This home is a good example of what happens when material choices are made with both durability and aesthetics in mind - not just one or the other.

We installed a 24-gauge Deep Black standing seam metal roof across the entire home. Twenty-four gauge is a meaningful step up in thickness and strength compared to lighter-gauge products you'll find elsewhere. It handles heavy snow loads, ice, and wind without flinching - and it holds its finish for decades without fading or cracking.

The siding is 24-gauge Western Rust board and batten steel. That warm, earthy brown tone works with the deep black roof in a way that feels intentional. It doesn't look like someone just picked two products off a shelf. The vertical board and batten profile adds depth and texture to the walls, and because it's steel, you're not dealing with the warping, rot, or repainting that comes with wood alternatives.

Steel fascia ties the whole system together and keeps the edges clean and consistent. When the roofing, siding, and fascia are all steel and all installed by the same crew, the details line up the way they should. No gaps where different contractors left off. No mismatched profiles or sloppy transitions.

This is what a low-maintenance, high-performance exterior looks like. Built to hold up through whatever weather gets thrown at it - and sharp enough that the house stands out for the right reasons.