By Anna Lockhart.  

Do you know the best way to save on home renovations or roofing projects? Here’s how! 

No matter the time of year, there’s one thing that is always at the top of mind for homeowners – how will certain purchases impact my taxes? And with that worry comes a wave of follow up decisions: navigating whether to invest in home improvement projects, which design choices will offer the best value in the long run and so on. Knowing that the pressure to make the right choice for your finances can be overwhelming, Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA) offers a comprehensive look at everything you need to know when it comes to tax breaks, rebates and incentives.  

Federal programs are a great place to start when navigating roofing upgrades or replacements, and how it can impact your financial planning. Select roofing upgrades can grant homeowners benefits, especially if the roofing option is an energy-efficient material, for example.  

The MRA points to the Federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit as a valuable opportunity to explore. In 2026, homeowners can claim back up to 30% of the cost of qualifying metal roofing materials (limitations do apply). Not only that, but based on the state homeowners reside in, they could gain further assistance and credit back for choosing energy efficient materials. Most notably, states like Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Texas, Oregon and Washington prioritize energy-efficient and eco-conscious roofing choices and understanding what your state offers can make a difference.  

Further, understanding the ins and outs of tax exemptions and how your project might quality is key to getting the most out of your purchases and investments. Is the roof for your primary residence? Will the roof you’re considering be ENERGY STAR® or Cool Roof Rating Council (CRRC) certified? Does the installation timeline meet tax deadlines? The answer to these questions can help refine your options and provide a clearer picture at how much you stand to gain or lose financially based on different materials.  

The MRA is dedicated to providing homeowners with the tools they need to succeed in installing and navigating metal roofing materials. And when it comes to your finances, metal roofing is an option that often pays back tenfold over the course of its lifespan. But when it comes to immediate payoff, there’s options to consider.  

Read the original article to learn more about your financial options!

By Emma Peterson. 

Get industry insights, education opportunities and more this June in Rosemont, Illinois. 

The Metal Construction Association (MCA)’s annual summer meeting is returning to Rosemont, Illinois this June! Taking place June 23-24, 2026, this meeting is meant to help your team stay ahead with industry insights, practical education and high-value networking opportunities.  

This year, the keynote speaker will be Johnny Quinn, sharing a talk all about Unstoppable Momentum. There will also be a new dual-track education system that allows your team to “choose their own education adventure." One track focuses on the business and technical side of roofing with information about codes, standards and a report from the Metal Roofing Alliance.  

The other track is perfect for your marketing and sales specialists and features to sessions hosted by The Coffee Shops™ own Karen Edwards! In one, Karen will moderate a panel all about hiring and retaining talent featuring Amy Staska from National Roofing Contractors Association alongside Mandy McIntyre and Maureen Greeves from Tremco WTI. The other session, a panel titled “Modern Marketing That Moves Metal,” will see Karen discussing how marketing has shifted from relationship-driven to relationship plus digital visibility with Sean McFarland and Mark Carlisle. 

These sessions are great examples of the type of expert insights you will have access to by attending the 2026 MCA Summer Meeting. And you will also have the opportunity to go beyond just listening to these experts speak, as MCA has organized powerful networking opportunities that allow attendees to “build relationships across the metal construction supply chain in a relaxed setting.” An example of these networking opportunities is the Chicago Dogs vs. Cleburne Railroaders baseball game outing on Tuesday, June 23 (additional $25 fee at registration). 

Ready to boost your professional development and set your team up for success in the second half of the year? Get registered to attend the 2026 MCS Summer Meeting (and take advantage of discounts when multiple attendees register from the same company).

Expanded program features hands-on demos, market outlooks, Florida CE credits and a new Latino Track.

 As METALCON marks its 35th anniversary in 2026, an expanded education and training program will give professionals from across the entire metal construction ecosystem new opportunities to build skills, improve performance and prepare for the year ahead. Taking place Oct. 7–9, in Orlando, Florida, this year’s program will emphasize practical training, market intelligence, technical education and business-focused learning.

With workforce development, changing codes, economic uncertainty and demand for field-ready training top of mind across the industry, METALCON will offer hands-on clinics, expert-led sessions, keynote presentations, industry outlook discussions, five specialized learning centers, Florida Contractor Continuing Education Credits and a new Latino Track featuring Spanish-language education and hands-on training.

"METALCON is more than a trade show - it is the metal construction industry's annual business and education summit," said Judy Geller, METALCON vice president of trade shows. "This year's education program reflects the issues professionals are navigating every day, from workforce development and field installation challenges to codes, building performance, technology, economic uncertainty and business growth. Attendees will leave with knowledge they can immediately apply in the field, in the office and across their organizations."

Hands-on training remains a defining METALCON advantage

What continues to set METALCON apart is its commitment to live, hands-on metal construction training. Attendees will have access to practical demonstrations and expert instruction designed to improve field performance, installation quality and jobsite efficiency.

METAL Mastery Clinics, presented by the Metal Construction Association and Metal Roofing Alliance, will take place on the show floor and feature industry best practices for the installation of standing seam metal panels, metal shingles and metal roofing retrofit systems. The clinics will help contractors better understand material selection, panel forming and proper installation techniques that improve efficiency, quality and building owner satisfaction.

The METALCON Training Zone, sponsored by Sherwin-Williams | MetalVue, will feature hands-on demonstrations using mock-ups and materials including painted steel, aluminum, zinc, copper and other specialty materials. Led by John Sheridan of Sheridan Metal Resources and his team of experts, demonstrations will be offered in English and Spanish, with tools available for audience testing and purchase.

Keynotes and industry outlook sessions address resilience, markets and what comes next

METALCON will feature keynote presentations and industry outlook programming that provide attendees with both inspiration and timely market intelligence.

Jim Abbott, inspirational speaker and Major League Baseball pitcher, will deliver "Nothing Can Stop You" on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 9:00 a.m., followed by a meet and greet. Abbott's keynote will focus on resilience, gratitude and the ability to turn challenges into strengths, offering attendees a powerful perspective on perseverance, adaptability and leadership.

Kermit Baker, a leading economic voice in the architecture, design and construction sectors and former chief economist for the American Institute of Architects, will present "Building Through Uncertainty: A Market Outlook for the Construction and Design Industries" on Thursday, Oct. 8, at 9:00 a.m. His keynote will examine the economic forces shaping project activity, demand, pipeline trends and sector growth, helping attendees understand how current conditions may affect backlog, bidding environments, project starts and strategic business decisions over the next 12 months.

METALCON will also feature two industry outlook sessions addressing the business and compliance issues shaping metal construction. “Outlook: 2027 — The Future of Metal Construction” will bring together leading voices for a forecast panel focused on material costs, evolving codes, supply chain pressures, economic conditions and jobsite realities. “Metal Construction Code Updates: What’s Changed and What It Means” will help attendees understand recent and upcoming changes to codes and standards, with practical implications for design, specification, fabrication and installation.

Five learning centers connect attendees with targeted education

Designed for contractors, fabricators, architects, engineers, installers, designers and specifiers, the broader education program is organized around five specialized learning centers to help attendees quickly identify sessions relevant to their roles, business needs and technical interests:

• Contractor business success center: Practical strategies for improving profitability, operations and workforce development.
• Installation & techniques learning center: Jobsite-focused training on installation best practices, safety and field challenges.
• Metal performance learning center: Education focused on building performance, resilience, codes, standards and compliance.
• Tools & technology zone: Emerging technologies, software, automation and productivity tools changing how metal construction professionals work.
• Design district: AIA-accredited education for architects, designers and specifiers focused on design innovation and the use of metal in the built environment. 

Unlike general construction events, METALCON's education program is focused exclusively on the application of metal in design and construction, providing attendees with targeted insights and practical knowledge unavailable anywhere else.

Florida Contractor Continuing Education Credits

METALCON will offer dozens of Florida Contractor Continuing Education Credits, giving Florida contractors an opportunity to earn a significant portion of the continuing education required to maintain their licenses while gaining practical industry knowledge.

New latino track expands access to focused education and training

In response to the needs of the industry and the growing community of Spanish-speaking professionals in metal construction, METALCON will introduce a new Latino Track featuring educational sessions presented in Spanish, along with Spanish-language hands-on demonstrations in the METALCON Training Zone.

The new Latino Track is designed to expand access to high-value technical, business and leadership education while supporting contractors, installers, roofing professionals and project teams who are helping shape the future of the metal construction industry.

Sessions in the Latino Track include:

• From Vision to Profit: Building a Winning Business Plan in the Metal Industry
• Behind the System: Leadership, Communication & Growth in Modern Roofing
• From Coil to Code: How High-Performance Metal Roofing Systems Are Engineered, Tested and Manufactured
• Why Engineered Roofing Systems Matter More Than Ever 

METALCON takes place at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando from Wednesday, Oct. 7, through Friday, Oct. 9, 2026, with pre-show workshops beginning Tuesday, Oct. 6. Registration is now open at www.metalcon.com

About METALCON

Established in 1991, METALCON is the only annual event dedicated exclusively to the application of metal in design and construction. Produced by PSMJ Resources, Inc., in partnership with the Metal Construction Association, it brings together decision-makers from across the metal construction ecosystem to explore innovations shaping the built environment. More than a trade show, METALCON serves as the industry's annual business summit - where deals are made, partnerships are formed and the next 12 months take shape. For more information, visit www.metalcon.com

By Anna Lockhart.  

Taking a closer look at the most common ways metal roofing materials help protect homes and businesses from wildfires.  

Across the western United States and Canada, wildfire season poses a serious risk to people and their homes. Building intentionally with fire protection in mind is not just a recommendation, but a necessity these days. Whether you’re looking to reroof your current residence or building a new property, choosing a roofing material designed to resist fires and endure decades of wildfire seasons to come is key. Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA), in their mission to educate roofers and homeowners of the value of metal roofing materials, shared valuable insights into why metal roofs are the ideal solution to protect your home against fires.  

As the MRA notes, there are three main concerns to think about when it comes to a home catching fire: wind-driven embers, radiant heat and direct flames. Traditional roofing materials such as shingles can be susceptible to significant damage from direct flames or embers. On the other hand, materials like metal are designed to withstand the flames; from the sleek panel designs to the non-combustible makeup of metal itself. 

As flames can reach intense temperatures, the threshold of a roofing material’s resistance to heat is important to consider. In regions where wildfires are common possibilities, knowing what your roof can withstand is crucial. Considering this, metal is yet again a reasonable option. Common material makeup of metal panels can include a base of steel (melting point starting at ~2,500°F), aluminum (~1,200°F) or copper (~1,980°F), all of which have a minimum melting point multiple times higher than traditional materials.  

With these details in mind, it’s easy to build a picture of what metal materials can do to help fortify your roof’s defense against fire. Metal’s non-combustible composition, higher ignition resistance and modern panel design are critical factors that each play into the overall durability and outstanding lifespan metal roofs can offer in the face of natural disasters and weather like wildfire season.  

Read the MRA’s full article breaking down the science behind metal’s superiority when it comes to wildfire protection!

By Anna Lockhart.  

MRA launches an all-new webpage detailing comprehensive and valuable insights for navigating the compatibility of solar and metal roofing materials. 

Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA), is a proud source of informative and educational resources for residential metal roofing materials and applications. To further provide the public with access to valuable information about roofing materials and other applications, MRA has recently launched a page on their website dedicated to all things solar compatibility, and what that means for those using solar for residential applications.  

Visitors to the webpage can learn a wealth of information, including:  

• Why metal roofing materials are an ideal surface for attaching solar panel systems  
• The benefits to be gained from the long service life of metal roofing materials  
• How to lower long-term energy costs with metal roofs and solar panel systems 
• The simplicity and efficiency of installing solar on metal roofs 

Not only do the experts at MRA break down each of these topics in approachable ways, but they also provide additional resources for readers to access in case they are interested in learning more. With a direct link to recommended solar mounting systems for metal roofs, users can easily move forward with the decision-making process and get started with installing solar.  

Want even more tips and information about solar panels and their compatibility with metal roofing materials, the MRA conveniently provides a direct download link to their comprehensive reference guide.    

Visit the MRA’s website and solar compatibility page to learn more about the benefits and best practices for using solar and metal!

By Metal Roofing Alliance. 

The Metal Roofing Alliance kicked off Q1 of 2026 with a well-rounded list of new members. 

As the residential roofing market continues to grow and see consistent success, many roofing brands are branching out to find new ways of connecting with their market. This has led to a significant gain in memberships for organizations like the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA), which has seen several new members join so far this year! As the leading nonprofit trade organization for the metal roofing industry in North America, being connected with the MRA is a wise investment for building a strong network and gaining relevant industry insights.  

MRA is pleased to announce the latest brands additions to their membership list, including:  

• Sheffield Metals, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in Sheffield Village, Ohio. A leading standing seam metal roof and wall products supplier, providing contractors, manufacturers and wholesalers with the complete package of high-quality metal roofing and wall materials.  
• New Tech Machinery, MRA Supporting Member, based in Aurora, Colorado. Providing the world’s finest portable roll forming machines, New Tech Machinery offers seamless gutter, metal roof and wall panel machines.  
• Sheridan Sheet Metal, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in New Hope, Minnesota. Sheridan Sheet Metal produces high quality architectural sheet metal products for residential and commercial gutters and roofs.  
• Metal Exteriors, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in Shiloh, Ohio. Metal Exteriors manufactures roofing panels (standing seam, exposed fastener panels and metal shingles) as well as siding panels ranging from traditional ag panels to shiplap, clapboard and the company’s signature board and batten styles. 
• BlueScope Coated Products, MRA Supplier Member, based in Middletown, Ohio. BlueScope Coated Products is a leader in metal coil coating, including high quality coated steel and aluminum.  
• ASC Building Products, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in West Sacramento, California.  ASC Building Products is a leader in metal roofing and siding for the residential, agricultural and building industry.  
• AEP Span, MRA Manufacturer National Member, based in West Sacramento, California.  AEP Span offers a full line of performance-rated architectural metal roofing and siding.  
• Steelscape, MRA Supplier Member, based in Kalama, Washington. Steelscape is a leading manufacturer of painted and steel coated products.  
• Copper Craft, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in Fort Worth, Texas.  Copper Craft offers a range of copper solutions for residential and commercial builds, including high quality copper roofing, gutters, fascia, coil and decorative accents.  
• FBI Supply Outlet, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in Northfield, New Hampshire. Serving homeowners as well as the construction industry, FBI Supply Outlet fabricates seamless gutters onsite and precise metal flashing of all shapes.  

In addition to welcoming these fantastic manufacturers and industry leaders, MRA has also added eight new contractor members this year.

Original article source: MRA

The survey is an industrywide effort to collect information about the reroofing market spearheaded by a coalition of trade associations.

The National Roofing Contractors Association encourages roofing professionals to join industry trade associations representing contractors, consultants and manufacturers in the U.S. and Canada in taking part in the latest Quarterly Market Index Survey for Reroofing to evaluate business conditions during the first quarter of 2026.

For more than two years, the survey has taken the pulse of the reroofing industry and continues to serve as a regular barometer of the industry’s business conditions. By asking a handful of business questions and measuring responses across several demographics, the survey helps indicate the reroofing market’s strength and trajectory. Your response provides valuable insight.

The results of the Quarterly Market Index Survey for Reroofing are made available to all survey participants via an online dashboard that enables users to filter results by region and other metrics.

For the previous survey that measured business activity during the fourth quarter of 2025, 75% of responses came from roofing contractors and 25% came from roof consultants.

The survey is an industrywide effort to collect information about the reroofing market spearheaded by a coalition of trade associations, including the Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association, Canadian Roofing Contractors Association, Chemical Fabrics & Film Association Inc., EPDM Roofing Association, International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants, Metal Construction Association, Metal Roofing Alliance, National Roofing Contractors Association, National Women in Roofing, Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association, Roof Coatings Manufacturers Association and Single Ply Roofing Industry.

The Quarterly Market Index Survey for Reroofing is available at bit.ly/RoofingSurvey. Survey responses may be submitted through April 20.

About National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA)

Since 1886, the National Roofing Contractors Association has been the home for generations of entrepreneurial craftsmen and enterprises who shelter and protect America’s families and businesses and each other. Our vision is the recognition of our members as professionals and to unite the industry to that purpose. NRCA is one of the construction industry’s most respected trade associations and the voice of roofing professionals and leading authority in the roofing industry for information, education, technology and advocacy. It represents all segments of the roofing industry, including contractors; manufacturers; distributors; architects; consultants; engineers; building owners; and city, state and government agencies. For information about NRCA and its services and offerings, visit www.nrca.net.

MRA announces two Best Residential Metal Roofing Project winners for Q-1 2026.

A show-stopping roof located in Promontory, Utah has been chosen as a top winner of Metal Roofing Alliance’s (MRA) Best Residential Metal Roofing Project competition for the first quarter of 2026.

Manufactured by MRA member Drexel Metals and installed by VIOTELL Roofing Solutions, the roofing system for this 10,000 square-foot home is designed to perform in Utah’s demanding climate, which includes heavy snow loads, harsh winters and intense summer sun exposure. In addition to long-term durability, the metal roof provides low-maintenance performance, sustainability benefits and improved energy efficiency typical of premium residential metal roofing systems.

This award-winning roof stands out for its highly complex roof design which has numerous transitions and intersecting planes. Metal was the preferred roofing material because it best supported the home’s architectural complexity and overall design aesthetic. The roof includes multiple facets, transitions and high-end detailing, all of which required a high level of precision to execute a watertight assembly while preserving clean visual lines.

“We’re proud of this one because it represents what high-end metal roofing should look like when it’s done right. The design pushed complexity, which demands a higher level of coordination, craftsmanship and accountability,” said Anthony Ortega, VIOTELL Roofing Solutions. “Our team stayed disciplined through every detail and delivered something that not only complements the architecture but is built to perform in Utah’s conditions long term.”

One of the most notable aspects of this project is how the roof establishes the home’s identity from the initial approach. The roofline is the first defining feature, setting the tone for the entire structure. Moving closer, the complexity of the facets and transitions becomes more apparent, framed by the surrounding landscape and retaining wall. The result is a roof that not only performs at a high level but also carries the architectural vision of the home.

MRA awarded Best Residential Metal Roofing Project to two top winners for the first quarter of 2026. The other winning entry features a stunning copper roof located in Possuum Kingdom, Texas, completed by Metal Master Roofing and Construction. See announcement here https://www.metalroofing.com/post/major-wow-factor-a-beyond-impressive-copper-roof-is-named-winner-of-mra-s-competition

With this phase of the competition now closed, the search is on for MRA’s Best Residential Metal Roofing project for the second quarter of 2026. Open to U.S. and Canada homeowners, contractors, installers and manufacturers, honors are awarded for project appearance, performance and originality/use of materials. Interested participants can find information about how to enter and competition rules online at https://www.metalroofing.com/mra-contest-form.

MRA announces two Best Residential Metal Roofing Project winners for Q-1 2026.

The word “impressive” doesn’t begin to describe one of the winning entries of Metal Roofing Alliance’s (MRA) Best Residential Metal Roofing Project competition for the first quarter of 2026. That’s what the judges had to say about a breathtaking copper roof installation on a home in Possuum Kingdom, Texas, located about two hours outside of Fort Worth.

Originally, the home had a galvalume standing seam roof that had been damaged by hail. When the current homeowner purchased the property, he decided he wanted to replace the roofing system entirely with copper, including the gutters and downspouts on all three structures – the house, guest house and boat garage.

Massive in scale, the homeowner chose Metal Master Roofing to spearhead the project. The company handled all the prep work and partnered with its long-time sub, Copper Masters in Fort Worth, on the installation. M&C Seamless Gutters installed the copper gutters and downspouts.

Facing supply issues that made it difficult to secure enough available copper, it took Metal Master Roofing working with different suppliers over a couple of months to get the material needed for the job. Once the project began, the crew did masterful work removing the galvalume roof, trim and underlayment, replacing all of the rotten decking. The new copper roof was installed with a high temperature ice and watershield underlayment for maximum durability and protection. The 1” double lock panels were mechanically sealed and great care was taken to form and seam the panels, as one improperly seamed panel would have been very costly. The crew also painstakingly soldered the pipe flashing, roof vents, crickets and laps in the valley to prevent possible leaks in the future.

“This is the largest copper roof we’ve installed in the 45 years we’ve been in business,” said Philip Miller, Metal Master Roofing. “The owner of the property loves his new copper roof and Metal Master Roofing is proud to have been chosen for this incredible project.”

MRA awarded Best Residential Metal Roofing Project honors to two top winners for the first quarter of 2026. The other winning entry features a complex and beautiful metal roofing system on a home in Utah, completed by Drexel Metals and installed by VIOTELL Roofing Solutions. See announcement here https://www.metalroofing.com/post/beautifully-complex-stunning-metal-roof-on-utah-home-named-winner-of-mra-s-competition

With this phase of the competition now closed, the search is on for MRA’s Best Residential Metal Roofing project for the second quarter of 2026. Open to U.S. and Canada homeowners, contractors, installers and manufacturers, honors are awarded for project appearance, performance and originality/use of materials. Interested participants can find information about how to enter and competition rules online at https://www.metalroofing.com/mra-contest-form.

As the largest nonprofit trade organization representing the residential metal roofing industry in the U.S. and Canada, MRA plays an essential role as a credible, trustworthy source for homeowners looking for reliable, long-lasting and strong performing metal roofing solutions.

Driven by a strong and growing residential metal roofing market, the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA), the leading nonprofit trade organization representing the industry in the U.S. and Canada, announces new members for 2026, including:

• Sheffield Metals, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in Sheffield Village, Ohio. A leading standing seam metal roof and wall products supplier, providing contractors, manufacturers and wholesalers with the complete package of high quality metal roofing and wall materials. (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/sheffield-metals)
• New Tech Machinery, MRA Supporting Member, based in Aurora, Colorado. Providing the world’s finest portable rollforming machines, New Tech Machinery offers seamless gutter, metal roof and wall panel machines. (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/new-tech-machinery)
• Sheridan Sheet Metal, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in New Hope, Minnesota. Sheridan Sheet Metal produces high quality architectural sheet metal products for residential and commercial gutters and roofs (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/sheridan-sheet-metal-company)
• Metal Exteriors, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in Shiloh, Ohio. Metal Exteriors manufactures roofing panels (standing seam, exposed fastener panels and metal shingles) as well as siding panels ranging from traditional ag panels to shiplap, clapboard and the company’s signature board and batten styles (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/metal-exteriors)
• BlueScope Coated Products, MRA Supplier Member, based in Middletown, Ohio. BlueScope Coated Products is a leader in metal coil coating, including high quality coated steel and aluminum. (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/bluescope-coated-products)
• ASC Building Products, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in West Sacramento, California.  ASC Building Products is a leader in metal roofing and siding for the residential, agricultural and building industry. (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/asc-profiles-llc)
•  AEP Span, MRA Manufacturer National Member, based in West Sacramento, California.  AEP Span offers a full line of performance-rated architectural metal roofing and siding. (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/aep-span)
• Steelscape, MRA Supplier Member, based in Kalama, Washington. Steelscape is a leading manufacturer of painted and steel coated products. (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/steelscape)
• Copper Craft, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in Fort Worth, Texas.  Copper Craft offers a range of copper solutions for residential and commercial builds, including high quality copper roofing, gutters, fascia, coil and decorative accents. (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/copper-craft)
• FBI Supply Outlet, MRA Manufacturer Member, based in Northfield, New Hampshire. Serving homeowners as well as the construction industry, FBI Supply Outlet fabricates seamless gutters onsite and precise metal flashing of all shapes. (https://www.metalroofing.com/product-page/fbi-supply-outlet)
• In addition, MRA has added eight new contractor members since the beginning of the year. A complete list of contractor members can be found at https://www.metalroofing.com/mra-members?Member+Type=Contractor&page=3

About Metal Roofing Alliance

As the largest nonprofit trade organization representing the residential metal roofing industry in the U.S. and Canada, MRA plays an essential role as a credible, trustworthy source for homeowners looking for reliable, long-lasting and strong performing metal roofing solutions. Backed by decades of industry experience and expertise, MRA and its members provide a wide variety education, resources and tools for homeowners about the value and benefits that quality metal roofing offers, including the industry’s most comprehensive Metal Roofing Buyer’s Guide.

MRA offers a variety of membership levels for “best in the business” companies, including manufacturer (national and regional), supplier, ancillary / accessory, trade associations and media partnerships. A robust membership program for metal roofing contractors and distributors also is available. For more information about MRA membership, residential metal roofing resources and tools, visit MRA at www.metalroofing.com.