Panel Profiles Available
The primary profile for Addison County's extensive agricultural building stock — dairy barns, equipment sheds, maple sugar houses, and farm outbuildings throughout the Champlain Valley. Grade 80 Galvalume, WeatherXL paint. Covers 36 inches per panel.
For large dairy operations, wide-span equipment storage buildings, and commercial structures where purlin spacing exceeds what Tuff Rib Ag is rated for. Wide purlin spacing tolerance (up to 48 inches on-center for roofing). 26-gauge Grade 80 Galvalume, WeatherXL paint.
For residential applications in Middlebury and surrounding Addison County communities, including the college-town residential renovation market. 24-gauge Grade 50 Galvalume with Kynar paint.
Standing seam for residential panels up to sixteen feet. Practical for residential reroofs throughout Addison County. 24-gauge Grade 50 Galvalume, Kynar paint.
All trim fabricated to your exact dimensions — ridge caps, rake trim, eave trim, step flashing, J-trim, and more. No minimum on trim orders.
Metal Roofing for Addison County — Vermont's Dairy Farming Hub
Addison County has more dairy cows and active dairy operations per square mile than almost anywhere in New England. The Champlain Valley floor — Middlebury, Vergennes, Weybridge, New Haven, Ferrisburgh, Shoreham — is flat, fertile, and dense with dairy barns, calf hutches, equipment sheds, and the full supporting infrastructure of working dairy farms.
For virtually all of this agricultural building stock, Tuff Rib Ag is the standard panel. The 28-gauge glossy Grade 80 Galvalume handles Vermont winters, the freeze-thaw cycling, and the agricultural environment better than most alternatives. For large-span equipment storage where framing cost is a factor, the Commercial PBR panel is the right choice.
Vermont has no local roll formers producing these panels. Every Tuff Rib Ag and PBR panel installed in Addison County has been shipped from out of state. We built our business to fill this gap for New England, and the Champlain Valley agricultural market is exactly the kind of territory we're here to serve.
Middlebury College and the Residential Market
Alongside the agricultural base, Middlebury College creates a residential renovation and new construction market in Middlebury and surrounding communities. Standing seam metal roofing is increasingly popular for residential applications in Addison County — both for the Kynar paint durability in Vermont's climate and for the concealed-fastener profile that suits renovated historic homes.
Ordering from Middlebury: Delivery to Addison County
We deliver to Middlebury and throughout Addison County on a scheduled basis — 130 miles from our Westfield facility means scheduled delivery rather than next-day, but the total time from order to delivery is typically still faster than national distributors. Pickup at our Westfield shop is available for Addison County contractors willing to make the drive. Contact us to discuss delivery scheduling.
Serving the Area
We supply panels and trim for projects in Middlebury, Vergennes, Bristol VT, Weybridge, New Haven VT, Ferrisburgh, Shoreham, and throughout Addison County. If your project is anywhere in Addison County, we can get panels to you fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Note on Installation
We manufacture the panels and trim — we don't install. For homeowners, we always recommend working with a licensed roofing contractor. A properly installed metal roof lasts 40 to 50 years, and the installation quality is what gets you there. We're happy to walk you through what to look for in a contractor.
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