Choose a metal roofing style for your home or building, and we'll refer you to an independent licensed installer who serves the Lake City area.
Hidden fasteners and a crisp, modern look that suits newer homes and subdivisions around Lake City.
The classic Old Florida style, a natural fit for traditional homes near downtown and in older neighborhoods.
A strong, cost-conscious choice for garages, workshops, storage buildings and pole barns.
Ridge caps, eave and rake trim, drip edge, closures and fasteners made to go with your metal roofing.
Share your address and the type of building, whether that's a home in town or a shop out in the county.
An independent licensed roofer serving Lake City reaches out, inspects the roof and provides a written quote.
Once you sign with the installer, we manufacture your metal roofing and trim and ship it to the site.
Mission Metals Manufacturing supplies materials only. Permits, labor and workmanship are the responsibility of the independent licensed installer.
Homes in established neighborhoods: 5V crimp keeps a traditional character, while standing seam gives a cleaner profile. Both are common choices for a primary residence.
New construction: Builders on the growing edges of Lake City often spec standing seam for its concealed fasteners and contemporary lines.
Commercial and roadside buildings: Small offices, storage units and service buildings near the interstate exits often use PBR for coverage and value. Your installer will confirm what the building and code require.
Rural property: Out toward Fort White, Olustee or Five Points, owners frequently match the house to a barn or equipment shed with the same color.
A good installer will gladly answer: Which metal roofing profile do you recommend and why? Will you tear off the old roof or go over it? What underlayment and fasteners meet code at my address? Will you pull the permit with the City of Lake City or Columbia County? How are vents, chimneys and valleys flashed? Keep the answers in your written quote.
Light colors like white, ivory and light gray are favorites for staying cooler in a Lake City summer. Bronze, green and gray tones blend with tree-lined streets and wooded lots, and darker shades suit modern exteriors. Ask your installer for physical samples to compare outdoors.