Made in North Carolina, not routed through it
Most metal roofing sold in this state passes through a distributor who bought it from a plant somewhere else. Ours is roll-formed in Farmville from raw coil. That is the difference between a supplier who can tell you the gauge and coating on your specific order and one reading it off a packing slip. It is also why our lead times hold steady when the industry gets busy.
Coastal versus inland — the spec changes
A roof in Dare County lives a different life from one in Ashe County. Coastal exposure means salt-laden air and hurricane wind loads, which push toward heavier coatings and more attention to fastener corrosion. The mountains bring snow load and freeze-thaw, which makes vertical panel orientation and proper closures matter more. We ask where the building is before quoting, because a single spec across the whole state would be wrong at both ends.
Where to collect across the state
Eastern NC is served from Greenville (two lots), Wilson, Washington, Kinston, New Bern, Pamlico County, Swansboro, Jacksonville/Richlands, Elizabeth City, Ahoskie, Gates County and Farmville. Central and western North Carolina is covered by Newton Grove, Stokesdale, Statesville, Salisbury, Richfield, Mocksville and Sparta. All pull from the same line and offer the same cut-to-length service.