Time is running out to take advantage of special pricing on our in-stock 20 oz copper inventory. This offer ends June 30, 2026, and inventory is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

As one of the most sought-after architectural metals, copper delivers unmatched durability, natural beauty, and long-term value. Whether you're planning a roofing, siding, or custom fabrication project, this is your last chance to secure premium copper at reduced pricing.

Please note: Special pricing is only available for orders that meet the sale requirements and minimums listed below.

Sale Requirements:

• Applies to in-stock 20 oz Copper inventory only
• Orders must be placed immediately
• Material must be shipped or picked up by June 30
• Any order not shipped or picked up by June 30 will revert to regular pricing
• Inventory is available on a first come, first served basis while supplies last

Coil Pricing:

Available Widths: 20", 24", and 36"

• 5,000 lbs minimum: $7.75/lb
• Orders under 5,000 lbs: $8.00/lb

Flat Sheet Pricing:

• $305 per flat
• 25 flat sheets minimum purchase required

Important: Orders must be placed and shipped or picked up by June 30 to qualify. Any material not shipped or picked up by the deadline will revert to regular pricing. Inventory is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

Request a quote or call (877) 787-5467 today to confirm availability and secure sale pricing before the deadline. If you have any questions or would like to verify current inventory levels, feel free to contact us. 

Start your purchase today!

Time is running out to take advantage of special pricing on our in-stock 20 oz copper inventory. This offer ends June 30, 2026, and inventory is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

As one of the most sought-after architectural metals, copper delivers unmatched durability, natural beauty, and long-term value. Whether you're planning a roofing, siding, or custom fabrication project, this is your last chance to secure premium copper at reduced pricing.

Please note: Special pricing is only available for orders that meet the sale requirements and minimums listed below.

Sale Requirements:

• Applies to in-stock 20 oz Copper inventory only
• Orders must be placed immediately
• Material must be shipped or picked up by June 30
• Any order not shipped or picked up by June 30 will revert to regular pricing
• Inventory is available on a first come, first served basis while supplies last

Coil Pricing:

Available Widths: 20", 24", and 36"

• 5,000 lbs minimum: $7.75/lb
• Orders under 5,000 lbs: $8.00/lb

Flat Sheet Pricing:

• $305 per flat
• 25 flat sheets minimum purchase required

Important: Orders must be placed and shipped or picked up by June 30 to qualify. Any material not shipped or picked up by the deadline will revert to regular pricing. Inventory is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

Request a quote or call (877) 787-5467 today to confirm availability and secure sale pricing before the deadline. If you have any questions or would like to verify current inventory levels, feel free to contact us. 

Start your purchase today!

By Jenny Yu. 

Western States Metal Roofing showcases popular architectural finishes with Corten and Charcoal Gray. 

As a leading manufacturer of metal roofing materials, Western States Metal Roofing (WSMR) centers its product design and engineering to meet and anticipate consumer trends. Two standout finishes that the company highlighted in a recent newsletter are Corten ® and Charcoal Gray.  

Warm and timeless: Corten  

With a naturally weathered appearance, WSMR’s A606-4 Corten steel panels deliver a warm, rugged aesthetic that stands the test of time. The naturally oxidizing material is designed to develop a rust-like patina that protects the steel beneath while creating a rich, textured appearance. The finish has become increasingly popular in both modern and rustic architectural applications when designers want materials that feel organic while maintaining durability and high performance.  

Corten steel panels are available in both standing seam and exposed fastener metal panels, made custom to whatever lengths needed. Designers, architects and contractors can view 3D textures of the various Corten textures, from Corrugated Corten (Western States’ most popular roofing and metal siding panel), PBR panels and Western Rib®, accessing realistic representations in seconds. 

Sleek and modern: Charcoal Gray 

On the opposite end of the design spectrum, Charcoal Gray continues to stand out as the company’s most downloaded 3D texture. Designed with a PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) paint finish, Charcoal Gray metal roofing and siding panels offer long lasting performance in demanding environments. This finish offers a neat, classic look that complements a wide variety of colors, materials and architectural styles.  

Charcoal Gray panels are available in a variety of textures, including standing seam, corrugated, Western Rib T-Groove®, Narrow Groove®, Western Wave® and more.  

While the two finishes offer distinctly different aesthetics, both are designed to support long-term durability and architectural versatility. Together, they reflect the growing demand for metal panel systems that balance performance with elevated visual appeal. 

Visit Western States Metal Roofing to browse the company’s vast texture library of 3D textures and finishes.

AIA is a premier annual event celebrating innovative solutions across the built environment. Focused on collaboration and progress, it showcases the latest advancements in architecture, engineering, and design.

• Join us at AIA and explore San Diego! Take exclusive tours & visit open studios
• Network at exciting events and parties
• Gain insights from top industry leaders and earn CE credits!

AIA Conference: June 10-13, 2026

Expo Dates: June 11-12, 2026

Location: San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA

Schedule a meet and optain a FREE pass!

Book a hotel and save today!

AIA is a premier annual event celebrating innovative solutions across the built environment. Focused on collaboration and progress, it showcases the latest advancements in architecture, engineering, and design.

• Join us at AIA and explore San Diego! Take exclusive tours & visit open studios
• Network at exciting events and parties
• Gain insights from top industry leaders and earn CE credits!

AIA Conference: June 10-13, 2026

Expo Dates: June 11-12, 2026

Location: San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA

Schedule a meet and optain a FREE pass!

Book a hotel and save today!

By Jenny Yu.  

Western States Metal Roofing encourages early design conversations to help turn creative metal ideas into high-performing structures. 

Collaboration between architects and manufacturers is reshaping the future of metal construction. In a recent MetalCast™ episode, Heidi J. Ellsworth spoke with Mercedes Harris of Western State Metal Roofing (WSMR) about how early engagement with the design community is driving innovation, performance and project success across both residential and commercial markets. 

One central point of collaboration takes place at the AIA Conference on Architecture and Design, where Mercedes and team connect directly with architects and specifiers. “It’s the largest conference in architecture and design that gathers thousands of architects, specifiers, designers and product manufacturers for several days of education, networking and collaboration,” Mercedes explained. “It’s where design conversations start early, often years before projects break ground.” 

Rather than focusing solely on sales, Mercedes stressed the importance of cultivating long-term relationships that offer guidance and support. “It’s less about selling and more about building relationships and becoming a technical resource for the design community,” she explained. That early collaboration allows manufacturers to better understand design intent while helping architects translate concepts into practical systems. 

Mercedes noted that metal is gaining traction across sectors, particularly in residential design. “We’re seeing metal used a lot more in residential to give it more of that modern, but traditional feel,” she said, pointing to WSMR’s metal panels that look like wood, which offers the appearance of natural materials with added durability.  

Beyond aesthetics, performance itself remains a key driver in material selection. “Architects pay a lot of attention to fire class ratings, uplift and the climate they’re building in,” Mercedes said. Beyond appearance, she added, “A lot of architects are looking at metal for the other side of things. Is it energy efficient? Is it sustainable? How long is this going to last?” 

As design trends evolve, Mercedes highlighted growing demand for vertical siding, matte finishes and textured panels that create depth and visual rhythm. With expanded color options and specialty finishes, Western States Metal Roofing is equipping architects with tools to push creative boundaries while meeting performance requirements. 

Listen to the full podcast or Watch the recording to learn more about how Western States Metal Roofing collaborates with architects and specifiers to shape the future of metal design. 

By Jenny Yu.  

Certification and education are becoming essential as metal roofing demand accelerates. 

As demand for metal roofing continues to rise, contractors are increasingly looking for ways to enter or expand in the segment. In a recent Roofing Road Trips® episode, Heidi J. Ellsworth spoke with Ray Kimble, general manager of Western States Metal Roofing (WSMR), about the keys to success in metal roofing.  

Since 1996, Western States Metal Roofing has developed a reputation for being not only a premium metal manufacturer, but also a knowledgeable partner ready to help customers with design, development and construction.  

“We want to be the one-stop-shop for anybody in metal,” Ray shared. “Whether you buy from us or not, we want to be the knowledge source, we want to help out. We want to be the people that you go to ask questions.” 

In striving to be the industry leader on all things metal, WSMR has worked to fill the knowledge gaps that exist between vendors, suppliers and contractors. “It’s not that metal roofing is really hard. It’s just that it’s very precise,” Kimble explained. Unlike more forgiving systems, metal requires careful attention to several factors. “You’ve got to take into account panel layout, fastening patterns, thermal movement and substrate flatness. All of those things matter.” 

That level of precision is driving demand for formal training and certification programs. As building owners become more educated, they are placing greater emphasis on who installs the system, not just the product itself. “Who installs the metal is just as important as who you buy it from,” Ray said. “Good panels can’t hide a bad installation.” 

To address this need, Western States Metal Roofing has invested in contractor education, offering structured training and certification programs designed to build both technical skills and sales confidence. These programs help contractors understand not only how to install metal systems correctly, but also how to communicate their value to customers. 

For contractors new to metal, mindset is often one of the biggest hurdles. Ray noted that many experienced roofers must adjust how they approach projects. “The biggest challenge is thinking differently about the system,” he said, emphasizing the importance of understanding system nuances and minimizing common issues like misalignment or oil canning. 

As the market evolves, contractors who prioritize training and certification will be better positioned to compete, reduce callbacks and deliver higher-quality installations. With demand showing no signs of slowing, investing in education is quickly becoming a necessity. 

Listen to the full podcast or Watch the recording to learn more about how Western States Metal Roofing helps contractors get started in metal roofing. 

By Jenny Yu.  

Western States Metal Roofing showcased its manufacturing process and new product innovations at IRE 2026. 

At the 2026 International Roofing Expo, Western States Metal Roofing debuted a new booth featuring its first 3D display, giving attendees a hands-on look at the company’s growing line of metal roofing and siding products.  

“We wanted to create something people could walk up to, touch and really see the 3D effect,” Jasmine Rubio, purchasing manager of Western States Metal Roofing, told The Coffee Shops™. 

A major draw at the booth was the company’s T-8 Plankwall® wood-look panel. “People are so excited about our T-8 Plankwall,” Jasmine shared. “They love how you can use this inside and outside for a residential feel. People are using this instead of real wood because it's more durable and energy efficient. Plus, you're not going to have issues like rotting or termites.” 

Jasmine also explained the manufacturing process behind the finishes showcased at the event. “These are painted onto our coil and then we stock the 48-inch coil in-house. Then we manufacture and roll it through our machines,” she said. “It'll be a flat sheet prior and then we'll form it into whatever panel the customer wants.” 

In addition to existing offerings, Jasmine hinted at a new panel expected to launch in the coming months, which was incorporated into the 3D display to give contractors an early preview. 

When asked what Western States Metal Roofing is most looking forward to in 2026, Jasmine answered immediately. “Expansion,” she stated. “We are based in Phoenix, Arizona, and have other facilities throughout the country, and we’re excited to expand to the Midwest and the East Coast. We’re ready.”   

Watch the full interview and their interview on the RoofersCoffeeShops® Soundstage to learn more about Western States Metal Roofing’s latest innovations! 

By The Coffee Shops™.  

Western States Metal Roofing highlights durable, cost-effective solutions for agricultural, commercial and residential projects. 

In today’s metal construction market, exposed fastener panels remain one of the most practical and cost-effective solutions available. At Western States Metal Roofing (WSMR), these panels continue to be a trusted choice for agricultural, commercial and residential projects that demand durability, efficiency and long-term performance. 

According to a recent WSMR newsletter, exposed fastener systems are valued for their straightforward installation and structural reliability. For contractors balancing tight timelines and budgets, they offer a fast, efficient roofing and siding solution without sacrificing strength. For property owners, they deliver dependable protection across a wide range of climates, from high heat to heavy snow. 

The Phoenix-based manufacturer offers a full lineup of exposed fastener profiles to meet different design and performance needs. The 7/8” Corrugated Panel features deep, wavy corrugations that create bold lines and a pronounced shadow effect. AG Panels are a go-to option for agricultural and light commercial applications, combining versatility with affordability. PBR Panels are engineered for commercial and industrial roofing projects where additional strength is essential. Western Rib Panels feature a trapezoidal design that enhances load and span capacity while maintaining a clean, modern appearance. 

Beyond profile selection, customers can choose from a wide range of colors, finishes and gauges, making it easy to align performance requirements with architectural vision. Whether working on a new build or a retrofit, WSMR helps ensure the right panel is selected for the job. 

From product guidance to ordering support, the team at Western States Metal Roofing partners closely with contractors and property owners to deliver metal roofing and siding systems built to perform and match each project’s goals. 

Subscribe to the Western States Metal Roofing newsletter or visit their website to learn more about exposed fastener panels. 

By Jenny Yu.  

New equipment, streamlined operations and a unified team are driving Western States Metal Roofing’s momentum this year. 

Western States Metal Roofing (WSMR) is bringing the energy to 2026! In a recent video titled “The future is metal,” representatives from the front office to the front line came together to share a unified message: “In 2026, we’re not slowing down; we’re just getting started!” 

With full steam ahead, WSMR has exciting innovations for customers to look out for. “We’ve added new machines for faster production, better precision and faster lead times. Plus, we now offer custom panels at 32 feet,” a representative shared, showcasing their new equipment at work. These upgrades allow the company to increase production capacity while maintaining precision and consistency across every order. “It's sleek metal siding and roofing with unmatched customer service.” 

Along with its expanded line of machinery, the company emphasized its extensive range of product offerings. “We have one of the largest color selections in the industry, and we’re fully stocked with coil and flats,” an employee said. “With the option of same-day pickup, we’ve upgraded and streamlined every station, and Western States Metal Roofing is leading the metal revolution.” 

In keeping with the collective nature of the video, multiple voices highlighted the heart of WSMR: the workers behind its culture of excellence. “2026 isn’t just about new products; it’s about our people,” representatives stated. “With a workforce composed of veterans, brothers, fathers, mothers, sons and daughters, we understand the importance of integrity and discipline.”  

Western States Metal Roofing is set to make this year its best yet. “In 2026, our goal is simple: provide you, our customer, with quality metal roofing and siding that offers the durability we’re known for,” the video stated. “2026 is just getting started, and so are we.” 

Watch the video to see what’s in store for Western States Metal Roofing in 2026!