Barn and Pole Building Roofs in Hudson, WI

Hudson Roofing Pros puts new metal roofs on barns, machine sheds and pole buildings on farms and rural lots around Hudson and across western Wisconsin, and repairs the ones storms have damaged.

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  • Since 2016
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When Does a Barn or Pole Building Near Hudson Need a New Roof?

A barn or pole building near Hudson needs a new roof when panels have rusted through, leaks keep coming back at the fasteners, or wind has lifted or torn sheets off.

Big, open farm roofs take the brunt of western Wisconsin storms. A 2021 windstorm took the whole west side of a pole barn roof off north of Somerset, and the 2025 tornado northwest of Hammond destroyed a farm outbuilding. Around Ellsworth and Hammond, barns, sheds and farm outbuildings are part of the local building stock.

We replace those roofs with new metal roofing, built for the snow, ice and wind they will face.

Typical panel

Exposed-fastener steel

The ribbed steel sheet screwed through the face is the usual farm-building roof.

Signs Your Barn Roof Needs Work

Your barn roof needs work when you can see daylight through it, find rust holes or loose sheets, or see water stains on the framing and stored hay or equipment.

Rust Holes

Once rust has eaten through the steel, the panel has to be replaced.

Loose or Missing Sheets

Sheets that flap in the wind pull at their fasteners and can blow off in the next storm.

Leaking Fasteners

Water dripping along rows of screws means the fastening has worn out.

Sagging Rooflines

A dip in the roofline points to framing trouble that has to be fixed before new metal goes on.

Is your barn or pole building roof leaking or losing sheets?

Call or send the form and we will come out and look at it.

Corrugated Steel or Stone-Coated Steel for Your Barn?

Most barns and pole buildings get exposed-fastener steel panels such as corrugated metal roofing, while stone-coated steel roofing makes sense on an outbuilding that sits near the house and should match it.

Stone-Coated Steel

  • Stone-granule surface
  • Looks like shingles or shakes
  • About $1,000 to $1,650 per square installed nationally

Corrugated Steel

  • The typical farm-building panel
  • Screwed through the face of each sheet
  • Corrugated roofing about $5 to $12 per sq ft nationally

What Does a New Barn or Pole Building Roof Cost?

Metal roofing on a 40 by 30 ft pole barn or garage costs $6,000 to $19,200 installed across the US, a national range and not a quote.

Metal for these buildings runs $5 to $16 per square foot and corrugated $5 to $12. In Wisconsin, basic exposed-fastener steel on a home with tear-off comes to $9.35 per square foot, which gives a sense of the panel's cost here.

Pole barn and garage metal roof prices

Installed, national
Metal roof, 40 by 30 ft pole barn or garageNational range
$6,000–$19,200 per job
Metal roofingNational range
$5–$16 per sq ft
Corrugated metalNational range
$5–$12 per sq ft

National ranges as published, not a quote.

Want a price for a new roof on your barn or pole building?

We measure the building, check the framing and price the panels.

Do You Need a Permit for a Barn Roof Near Hudson?

Whether a barn roof near Hudson needs a permit depends on the town or village the building is in. St. Croix County does not issue building permits; each town contracts its own building inspector, and Wisconsin's dwelling code, which sets the state's roofing rules, is written for one- and two-family homes.

In Pierce County, the county's Land Management department requires a land use permit for building, rebuilding or altering structures, so we ask them whether a new roof counts. Village and town boundaries matter too: the Village of Somerset and the Town of Somerset, for example, are separate places with separate rules.

We confirm the permit rules with your local building inspector before work starts.

Green corrugated metal roof on a pole building with light-colored metal siding

Who Puts New Roofs on Barns Around Hudson?

Hudson Roofing Pros puts new roofs on barns and pole buildings around Hudson, with Garrett Olson overseeing every project and the same crew on the job from the first look to the final cleanup.

We are a family-owned Hudson company, in business since 2016, serving Hudson and western Wisconsin. Ask for proof of insurance when you book any roofer for a farm building, us included.

Barn and Pole Building Roof FAQs

What Kind of Metal Goes on a Pole Barn Roof?

Exposed-fastener steel is the typical pole barn panel: ribbed sheets screwed through the face. Stone-coated steel is an option where the building should match the house.

How Much Does It Cost to Roof a Pole Barn?

Metal roofing on a 40 by 30 ft pole barn or garage costs $6,000 to $19,200 installed across the US, a national range and not a quote.

How Long Does a Metal Barn Roof Last?

Metal roofs are expected to last 40 to 80 years. Weather, installation and upkeep decide where in that range a roof ends up.

Do You Roof Barns Outside Hudson?

Yes, we roof barns and pole buildings across western Wisconsin, including farms around Somerset, Hammond, Baldwin, Woodville and Ellsworth.

Get a barn roof estimate

Send the form or call us about the roof on your barn or pole building. We will come out, measure it and price new panels.

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Request a Roof Inspection

Fill in the form below or call us now on (651) 691-2168

Thanks, we've got your request. Someone from Hudson Roofing Pros will be in touch shortly.