In Cornwall, ON, roofs face strong seasonal winds, heavy rain, snow, freeze–thaw cycles and occasional summer hail from thunderstorms. Metal roofing can perform very well in wind, shed snow and water quickly, and often resist hail better than asphalt—however, light‑gauge panels can dent under large hail and very severe storms. Actual performance depends on roofing system design (gauge, interlocking profiles, underlayment and flashing), installation quality (correct fastenings, sealed joints) and material durability (coatings and warranty). Properly engineered systems use heavier gauges, impact‑resistant finishes and certified installation to improve wind uplift resistance and hail protection. Homeowners consider weather resilience to limit storm damage, reduce maintenance and insurance costs, and protect interior finishes. Interlock Metal Roofing systems are engineered for durability, hail protection and wind resistance.