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A. Metal roofing does not in any way increase the risk of being struck by lightning. The probabilities of a strike to a metal roofed structure are no more or less than any other kind of structure. Strike probabilities are predominately determined by the height and size of the structure and its surroundings, rather than it’s construction materials.
