Product Description

Application:

• The material used in metal roofing is versatile and durable. It can be used on residential, commercial, industrial or agricultural buildings. The same material used for metal roofs can be used for siding. There are many different profiles and styles available to fit most every building situation.
• One may combine shapes for aesthetic impact. Using the same material and same color with different shapes can have an impact on "curb appeal" and building value. Alternatively, different metals can be used to create interesting colour combinations.

Metal Roofs are Attractive and Versatile '

•Residential metal roofs are available in a wide variety of designs, textures, styles and colors.

•Metal roofing is available in traditional vertical seam profiles or can be manufactured to resemble wood shake, slate, shingles or clay tiles.

•They can complement any type of architecture.

Metal Roofs are Durable

•Resistant to cracking, shrinking and eroding, metal is virtually a maintenance-free roofing material that lasts.

•Metal roofing systems can withstand extreme weather conditions including heavy snow loads, hail storms and wildfires.

•Many metal roofing systems feature interlocking panels, which resist and eliminate damage from high winds.

•Residential metal roofs have long-term warranties, often up to *0 years.

Metal Roofs are Energy and Cost Efficient

•Metal roofs can save homeowners up to *0% in annual energy costs, depending on geographical region.

•Residential metal roofs have a lower life cycle cost compared to other roofing materials.

•Metal roofs increase the value of a home. In fact, a metal roof adds approximately $1.*5 per square foot to a home’s overall value.

•Many insurance companies give discounts of up to *5 percent to homes with metal roofs.

Metal Roofs are environmentally friendly

•Many residential metal roofs now utilize reflective pigment technology, which results in overall home energy efficiency.

•Residential metal roofs are made from ****0% recycled material.

•Conventional roofing products contribute an estimated *0 billion pounds of waste to U.S. landfills annually, whereas metal roofs can often be installed over an existing roof, omitting the need for tear-off and disposal.