St Louis County Roofing

METAL ROOFING

 

One type of roof that is known for its quality and durability is metal roofing. While it is a more expensive option, when it comes to home improvement, you really do get what you pay for. In fact, according to the research, you retain about 86.7 % of your metal roof investment when you resell your home. If you are looking to have metal roofing installed, look no further than St. Louis County Roofing. 

What is Metal Roofing?

Basically, it is a roofing installation made of metal. When metal roofing is applied to businesses or residential homes, our contractors at St. Louis County Roofing use steel seam metal roof systems. Steel roofing is protected with a rust-proof metallic coating.  These materials are cut into the desired shape and installed on your roof just like traditional roofing materials. Metal roofing is perfect for homes, commercial properties, and cabins that fight the elements of nature daily.

Metal Roofing vs. Traditional Roofing

While traditional materials like asphalt last about 30 years, metal roofs have a general life expectancy of 40 to 70 years, making a metal roof installation perhaps the only one you need to make in your entire lifetime. Asphalt also absorbs rather than reflects heat, and requires more maintenance over the years. Metal roofs are extremely tough, and can maintain their integrity even in the midst of severe storms with winds up to 140 miles per hour. They are also very resistant to corrosions and cracks.

Here in Montana where we get significant yearly snowfall, having a strong but lightweight roofing material is crucial to the longevity of your home. Metal roofs are better at shedding snow, and therefore keep the burden of heavy snowfall off your roof, preserving the integrity of your home.

Advantages of Metal Roofing

There are so many benefits of metal roofing which include:

  • Longer Life. Panels are made of quality material that is built to go the distance. Metal roofs can last up to 70 years!

  • More Energy Efficiency. Metal roofs can reduce utility cooling costs up to 25% because they reflect the sun’s heat. They also house solar panels easily, making a green money-saving combo.

  • More Resilience. Metal roofs can stay intact even after big storms!

  • More Safety Features. Metal roofs can withstand the impacts of large objects. They also won’t catch on fire during wildfires. Great for that cabin in the woods!

  • More Design Choices. Choose from a variety of colors or profiles depending on the look you want!

  • More Weather Protection. Watch hail, ice and the snow shed off the roof after even heavy storms for less wear and tear. Keep even the wickedest of winds out!

  • More Versatility. Metal roofing can be installed directly over an asphalt or fiberglass roof. Homeowners can get an extra layer of insulation if they keep their existing roof.

  • Better for the Environment. Metal roofs are made from 25% (or more) recycled material and are 100% recyclable once the roof is no longer in use.

  • More Savings. Certain metal roofs, like steep slopes, can potentially contribute toward a building’s LEED credits, which care given to owners for using green materials.

Metal Roof Maintenance

The best thing about metal roofs is that once they are installed, they are likely to not need as much periodic maintenance that usually comes with asphalt roofs. There are a variety of metal roofing styles and types, but they’re all similar in that they don’t require a lot of effort on your part. Overall, getting a regular inspection is the best thing you can do to stay on top of your roof’s condition. If you are concerned about your roof, it is always better to check and have the issue be nothing than to be sitting on a problem that only grows in cost over time.

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What Makes Our Roofs Different?

The panels are perfect for those who have (or want) a solar photovoltaic (PV) system as they can be installed right on top of a metal roof with no penetration. Homeowners enjoy maximum performance and minimum risk.

All of the materials we use are up to code, and are guaranteed to enhance the stability of your home. We also provide optional protective coatings (e.g., galvanized steel) that can make your roofing even stronger against Mother Nature. We’re here to find you the solution that will last as long as your home or business will.

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