Metal Roofing Blog

Homeowners compare the various pros and cons of roofing materials to find the perfect match for their houses. Lower energy bills are among the potential benefits, but how exactly does a roof affect energy bills? Understandably, the connection won’t always be apparent to newcomers. Use the list below to learn...

Although a metal roof initially costs more than asphalt shingles, certain attributes make them more ideal for homeowners. That said, your roof choice comes down to your preference. You’ll see they come in many colors, metals and finishes. Use the list below to familiarize yourself with the different types of...

As a wise consumer, we understand that you research product and service warranties for every significant purchase to protect your investment. A new roof is a major investment.  When you purchase a new roof, you should receive 2 roof warranties in writing.  The first roof warranty is from the manufacturer covering the integrity...

Finding the perfect contractor for any project can be daunting. However, the results can be well worth the effort in some cases. One of the top examples of this is roofing. Although plenty of homeowners love to tackle renovations themselves, there are some factors you should consider before attempting to do...

Even if you know the benefits of metal roofing, from energy efficiency to long lifespan, there’s still more to learn. But don’t worry; you don’t have to attend a summer class to discover the metal roofing basics. Instead, a brief guide on how to choose a metal roof like the...

Asphalt shingles are cost effective and durable, which is why you can find many of them on top of residential homes across the country. That said, when you own or consider buying an asphalt shingle roof, knowing the issues homeowners may encounter with them is invaluable for making an informed...

 Though we experience milder winters in the lower elevations of North Carolina, winter forecasts still bring frigid overnight temperatures.  If you have an asphalt roof, that can be bad news. Why? Today’s asphalt roofs are more vulnerable to damage from harsh weather, and they don’t last long here in North Carolina, where...