Roofing and cladding built to outlast the building around it.
Ticlad fabricates architectural metal roofing, siding, and facade systems in materials most manufacturers won't touch — engineered for coastal exposure, signature geometry, and a 100-year service life.
Four metals. One standard: it has to earn its place on the building.
Every material we fabricate is chosen for how it ages, not just how it arrives. Patina, thermal behavior, and coastal resistance are treated as design features — not liabilities to hide.
Titanium
The lightest structural metal we fabricate. Naturally forms a stable oxide layer — no coating required, no corrosion, ever.
Zinc
Self-healing patina develops over 18–24 months, sealing the surface against weather while the tone deepens with age.
Copper
From bright mill finish to verdigris green, copper's transformation is the most documented — and most requested — in architectural metal.
Corten
A stabilized rust layer protects the steel beneath it — warm, monolithic color that reads as raw material, not paint.
One fabrication shop, four building envelopes.
Roofing, siding, cladding, and rainscreen facade systems — detailed, panelized, and shipped ready for install, with AutoCAD shop drawings for every run.
Standing seam & batten systems
Field-locked or panelized seams engineered for wind uplift, snow load, and coastal wind-driven rain.
Board, batten & shingle profiles
Traditional siding geometry executed in metal that will never need to be replaced or repainted.
Flat-lock & reveal panel systems
Monolithic, joint-minimal surfaces for facades where the material itself is the architecture.
Ventilated facade assemblies
Pressure-equalized rainscreen systems for institutional and high-rise envelopes.
Most fabricators won't work in titanium. We built the shop around it.
Pure titanium demands different tooling, different forming tolerances, and a fabrication crew that treats it as a distinct discipline — not zinc-alloy roofing with a different name.
Combined fabrication experience
Our shop leads have collectively spent three-quarters of a century forming architectural metal, with dedicated titanium tooling most competitors don't carry.
CNC forming & AutoCAD detailing
Every run is shop-drawn and panelized in-house, so complex geometry — curved facades, custom reveals — ships to spec, not approximation.
Warranty on titanium systems
Backed by a material that doesn't corrode, paired with fabrication and installation detailing built to match that lifespan.
Selected work
A running record of what's been specified, where, and why — the kind of detail architects actually reference before they call.
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Placeholder case study — swap in the real project name, architect of record, and story once selected. Photo pulled from the existing Ticlad gallery.
From spec to shipped panel
A fixed process, regardless of material — because tolerances matter more in titanium and copper than in almost anything else on a building.
Spec & material review
Environmental exposure, geometry, and budget determine material selection — done alongside your design team, not after.
Shop drawings
In-house AutoCAD detailing translates design intent into panelization, seam layout, and flashing details.
CNC fabrication
Panels are formed to tolerance in our Inglewood shop, with dedicated tooling for titanium's forming behavior.
Ship & install support
Panelized, labeled, and sequenced for install — with a Ticlad team member available through close-out.
Bring us the geometry. We'll tell you what material can actually do it.
Send drawings, exposure conditions, and timeline — we'll return a material recommendation and budget range within 3 business days.
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