Mueller, Inc.

Most counties and city governments have codes and specifications governing construction in their areas. It is important to understand local requirements to be able to obtain proper permits for construction of your Mueller building.

You have a couple of options. The Toolbox page on our website lets you design a building online and or quote a building online. We will email a quote along with a drawing of the building you designed. Another option is to contact one of our sales representatives at a Mueller location nearest you. They will assist in providing a solution that meets your particular needs from design through delivery.

No, lightning generally strikes the tallest object and may strike any object - not exclusively metal. An advantage is that metal roofs won't burn if struck because they are non-combustible.

Installed properly above an insulated attic, metal roofing makes no more noise than a traditional composition roof.

Metal roofing is much more durable than other types of roofing materials, with a very long life expectancy. Metal roofs are also low maintenance, energy efficient and available in many designer colors.

Absolutely. We welcome every homeowner to visit Mueller so we can work directly with you to design and manufacture your very own metal roof.

Yes: Metal roofing offers three primary ways in which it keeps homes cooler and reduces air conditioning costs often by 20% or more. First, light colored metal roofs and some metal roofs with special pigments in dark colors reflect radiant heat. Second, metal roofs lose any gained heat very quickly to the sky when the sun sets or goes behind a cloud or even when a slight breeze blows. Other roofing materials capture and retain the sun’s heat. Third, metal roof panels have an integral airspace between the metal and the roof deck in the way of ribs. This airspace acts as a thermal break, stopping conductive heat transfer. Common terms used in relation to metal roofing are: Emissivity - Metal roofs can be painted to achieve noteworthy emissivity ratings as high as 90%. Emissivity is a term used to describe the heat that is radiated - or emitted - from a surface. For example the asphalt on your street has low emissivity - and high heat transference - which is why it is virtually impossible to walk on it barefoot on a hot summer day. The sun's heat is absorbed into the asphalt and then transferred to the surrounding environment. On the other hand, properly treated metal roofing has low emissivity and high reflectivity, which keeps buildings significantly cooler in warmer weather, noticeably reducing overall cooling loads. Reflectivity - In addition to low emissivity, cool metal roofs are also highly reflective. This means that radiant heat from the sun is reflected directly back into the atmosphere. When you consider that 40% or more of the nation's energy is spent on heating and cooling costs, this becomes a significant source of energy savings.

Compared to traditional roofing, Mueller metal roofs come out on top. Beauty - With Mueller roofs, you can choose from a wide variety of attractive designer colors. Durability - Metal roofs last much longer than both composition roofs and wooden shingles. Weather Resistance - Mueller roofs offer superior protection from wind, hail and fire. Longevity - Mueller offers limited paint warranties up to 30 years. Your roof will look fresh and vibrant for decades. Energy Efficiency - Because of their high-tech coatings, Mueller roofs may help lower your air conditioning and heating bills. Insurance Savings - Insurance companies may offer discounts up to 35% for homes with Mueller metal roofs. Check with your insurance agent. Low Maintenance - Install your metal roof and then forget about it. Environmentally Friendly - The recycled content of steel in metal roofing is much higher than the recycled content in asphalt shingles. Plus, because a metal roof weighs less than shingles, it can often be installed directly over your existing roof, saving the environmental as well as financial costs associated with removal and disposal.

Yes, Mueller, Inc. manufactures all prefabricated buildings they sell using their state-of-the-art facilities and in-house engineering.

They are bolt-together structures with holes punched and bolts used to erect the framework, allowing for easier and faster construction, saving time and money.

Local counties and city governments have specific codes and requirements that must be followed to obtain proper permits for construction.

You can design and quote a building on the Toolbox page of their website or contact a local sales representative who will assist from design through delivery.

Properly installed metal roofing above an insulated attic makes no more noise than traditional composition roofs.

Yes, metal roofing reflects radiant heat, loses gained heat quickly, and has a thermal break, reducing cooling costs by 20% or more.

Absolutely. Mueller, Inc. welcomes homeowners to visit and work directly to design and manufacture custom metal roofs.

They accept American Express, Cash, Check, Discover, Financing, Mastercard, and Visa.

Nearby places include Tractor Supply Co. (a hardware and home improvement store), Huddle House (an American restaurant), and McAlister's Deli (a sandwich shop and restaurant).

Customers can enjoy meals before or after visiting Mueller, Inc. at nearby eateries like Huddle House, Julio's Burritos, and Bunkers Bar and Grille.

Yes, several gas stations such as Kent Kwik, Shell, Stripes, and Town & Country are nearby, providing easy refueling options for customers.