Types of Metal RoofsSteel
Steel roofs are very durable and are a great investment to your property. Steel is the most common used for a metal roof, and is often the least expensive choice. Our steel roofs are coated to make them more resistant to rust and corrosion. This allows them to last up to 50 years or more. Our paints that coat the sheet metal offers an added layer to protect against rust and corrosion. Standing Seam Metal Roof Standing seam metal roofing is composed of metal panels that has a vertical leg with a flat area in between. The fasteners between sheets is hidden. Standing seam metal roofs offer plenty of choices. Customers can choose between different shapes, lengths, widths, and thickness. The metal panels also come in a wide variety of colors. The system is available in different panel profiles, including:
Aluminum Aluminum roofs are an interesting choice. They are generally less expensive than a steel roof. They are less durable than steel, but they are less susceptible to rust and corrosion. Copper Copper is a beautiful choice. Customers of cooper roofing frequently choose portions of their roof to be done in copper, as opposed to the entire roof. This can add decorative elements to various sections. An entire roof can also be done in copper, adding a stylistic and charming element to your residence. Copper can last a lifetime, lasting for hundreds of years. Copper is generally more expensive, but the attractiveness can be worth it. Corrugated Metal Corrugated metal roofs can be a less expensive alternative for those looking to add a metal roof. Corrugated metal roofs are made up of U-shaped panels that have exposed fasteners. Corrugated metal typically corrodes faster than aluminum or steel. They are an attractive choice for customers looking to roof their shed, garage, or other small outbuilding for a less expensive price tag. |
Make the Environmentally-Friendly Choice
A metal roof is a popular option to reduce the carbon footprint of your property. There are many environmentally-friendly benefits to choosing a metal roof:
Energy Savings
Metal roofing systems often provide substantial energy savings. They reduce the heat gain in an attic, which lowers the need for energy sucking systems like air-conditioning. Lower the energy consumption of your house and see the energy savings from this choice.
- Most of the products used are manufactured from recycled materials.
- Can last up to 50 years or more, whereas shingle roofs break down over time and need to be replaced more often. Shingle roofs also create more waste.
- They are more energy-efficient. They can reduce the temperature in the attic quite substantially reducing the need for air-conditioning load.
- Less landfill waste.
- Can be installed over pre-existing shingles.
- Weighs less than shingles, therefore reducing the cost of shipping.
Energy Savings
Metal roofing systems often provide substantial energy savings. They reduce the heat gain in an attic, which lowers the need for energy sucking systems like air-conditioning. Lower the energy consumption of your house and see the energy savings from this choice.
Pros and Cons of a Metal Roof
Looking at the pros and cons of a metal roofing system can help you decide on the best option for your home or business.
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Other Types of Roofing
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