News & Updates

Coated Metals Group (CMG) is thrilled to announce a significant enhancement to its standard product offerings. Effective June 1st, 2024, we are extending the warranty on our PVDF finished steel to an unprecedented 40 years. This extension applies to both Ultra Low Gloss and Standard… Read More

Coated Metals Group (CMG) is thrilled to announce the hiring of Matt Johannsen as the new Director of Strategic Expansion. In this role, Matt will spearhead CMG’s increased efforts to identify and establish new locations in strategic geographic markets for manufacturing and distribution facilities and… Read More

Coated Metals Group (CMG) is proud to introduce the revolutionary line of Natural Matte® paint finishes to its robust array of standard offerings. Natural Matte® is a range of ultra-matte exterior finishes for metal roofing and siding. Natural Matte® utilizes microscopic light-disruptive technology to eliminate… Read More

Coated Metals Group (CMG) is proud to announce the recent expansion of its Charlotte, NC facility. By purchasing and moving to a larger building, Coated Metals Group is poised to meet the ever-growing demand within the Charlotte and Eastern market. CMG’s expansion will help continue… Read More

Denver, CO – Coated Metals Group (CMG) is proud to announce the recent addition of Dennis Sowatzke to its Denver, Colorado sales team. Dennis brings extensive knowledge and experience to CMG gained through various roles within the metal roofing industry. In his illustrious career, Dennis… Read More

Denver, CO, March 17th, 2020 – Coated Metals Group (CMG) is proud to announce the completed construction of CMG Denver’s new location. The new location boasts a 60% increase in total square footage, allowing a significant increase in stock and production capabilities. CMG’s expansion will… Read More

CMG is pleased to announce we will be opening a new location in Nashville.  Stay tuned for more details and our official open date.

The round barn has a significant place in the agricultural history of the Midwest.  It may have been considered an unconventional shape when compared to a standard rectangular barn, but proponents of the round barn argued it was more economical as it used less materials… Read More