Traditional Corrugated Sheets
Traditional Corrugated Sheets | Metal Roofing | Roofing | Harrogate
For generations, HEP has been the go-to supplier in Harrogate for traditional corrugated sheets that combine classic looks with modern performance. Precision-rolled galvanised steel delivers the unbeatable strength, weather resistance and acoustic dampening local builders rely on, while the signature wavy profile sheds rain and snow with ease—perfect for Yorkshire’s changeable climate.
Whether you’re re-cladding a barn, upgrading a workshop or adding an industrial-chic finish to a garden room, our metal roofing sheets arrive ready to fit, pre-drilled and cut to length for fast installation. Drop by the Harrogate branch to explore colours, fixings and flashings, and let our friendly team help you calculate quantities so your project stays on budget and on schedule.
FAQs
What are the main benefits of choosing traditional corrugated metal roofing for properties in Harrogate?
Corrugated metal sheets combine the classic agricultural look that suits Yorkshire architecture with modern performance. They are lightweight yet exceptionally strong, so existing rafters usually need no reinforcement. The deep corrugations channel rainwater quickly—ideal for Harrogate’s frequent showers—and the galvanised or plastisol-coated steel resists rust, moss and UV degradation. Because panels are supplied in long lengths, installation is fast, labour costs are lower and there are fewer lap joints to leak. Finally, the distinctive profile adds character to period barns and contemporary extensions alike.
How long will a corrugated sheet roof last, and what warranties do you offer?
With proper installation and minimal maintenance, galvanised corrugated sheets typically last 40–60 years, while plastisol-coated or polyester-painted variants can exceed 60 years. Our Harrogate team supplies sheets with a 25-year manufacturer’s weatherproof warranty as standard, covering perforation and paint adhesion. We also provide a 10-year workmanship guarantee on our installations, giving you long-term peace of mind.
Will a metal roof be noisy during rain or hail in Harrogate’s weather?
Not if it is installed correctly. Modern corrugated roofs are fixed over breathable membranes, insulated rigid boards or quilt insulation, all of which absorb sound. When coupled with plasterboard ceilings, interior noise levels are only marginally higher than with tile or slate. Many customers in Harrogate report that the soothing patter is hardly noticeable, and the roof certainly will not turn your loft into a drum.
Do I need planning permission to install corrugated metal sheets on my Harrogate property?
Most re-roofing projects on private dwellings fall under Permitted Development, so formal planning consent is rarely required. Exceptions include listed buildings, properties in conservation areas such as the Duchy Estate, or when you intend to alter the roofline or add roof lights. We always check Harrogate Borough Council’s current guidelines and can submit planning or listed-building applications on your behalf if needed.
How energy-efficient and environmentally friendly is corrugated metal roofing?
Metal reflects a large proportion of solar radiation, helping to keep loft spaces cooler in summer. When combined with modern PIR or mineral-wool insulation beneath, a corrugated roof meets or exceeds current Part L thermal requirements. At end-of-life, steel sheets are 100 % recyclable without quality loss, reducing landfill waste. Many homeowners in Harrogate also use the wide, smooth roof area to mount solar PV panels, further improving the property’s green credentials.
What maintenance is required to keep a corrugated sheet roof in top condition?
Routine care is straightforward: visually inspect the roof every spring and autumn, clear gutters of leaves, and remove any branches or debris that might trap moisture. Wash down plastisol surfaces with a mild detergent to prevent dirt build-up. Fasteners should be checked for tightness after severe storms, and any scratched areas can be touched up with colour-matched paint to maintain corrosion resistance. Following these simple steps can add decades to your roof’s service life.