Darren
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Try to find someone in your area that does the standing seam metal roofing. That eliminates your potential problems with corrugated metal and burning embers on the roof. If I recall correctly those roofs are good for a 100 years. Most of those roofs get put on commercial buildings but I've seen them on homes. When you get the estimate, you can pick the builder's brain about additional insulation and sealing out critters.
They may be able to do a sandwich installation with insulation between the T&G and the metal.
They may be able to do a sandwich installation with insulation between the T&G and the metal.