Overview
Why homeowners choose IronWrap for agricultural metal roofing
Alberta's agricultural building stock — equipment shops, calving barns, machine sheds, hay storage, riding arenas, grain bin lid covers, and rural commercial facilities — runs on metal roofing. Open-prairie wind exposure, hail corridor risk, and the sheer cost of structural failure on a 60' clear-span shop roof mean asphalt isn't a real option. The question is which metal system, what gauge, and which installer can handle the 30,000–80,000 sq ft scale that farm projects routinely require.
IronWrap installs structural standing seam, 9-36 trapezoidal, R-panel, and architectural box-rib profiles across the Edmonton-region agricultural belt — Parkland County, Sturgeon County, Strathcona County, Leduc County, and the broader Central Alberta ag corridor. Substrates range from 24 ga residential-grade pre-finished steel for smaller outbuildings to 22 ga galvanized for full structural panels on pre-engineered buildings.
Our agricultural projects pair the roof with coordinated metal siding & cladding, custom flashings and trim, and seamless eavestrough where needed for water management around bin pads or feed yards. We work directly with property owners, ag contractors, and engineer-of-record on stamped shop drawings, wind-uplift calculations, and snow-load engineering for permit submission.
Included with every agricultural metal roofing install
Structural standing seam & 9-36 panel
Engineered for prairie wind, hail, and 90+ psf snow load.
22 ga galvanized for structural runs
Long-span panels on pre-engineered shop buildings and clear-span barns.
Engineer-stamped shop drawings
Wind-uplift, snow-load, and connection details supplied for AB permit.
Coordinated metal cladding
Wall panels matched to the roof in profile, gauge, and colour.
COR-certified safety
Required for most commercial AB ag projects; we're current and audited.
Edmonton-region ag specialist
Routine projects in Parkland, Strathcona, Sturgeon, Leduc & Central AB counties.



