Whether you are planning a new roof in a few months or need help with one now, please consider quality installation when deciding. After all, labor is a substantial portion of any roofing estimate. Along with the quality of a new McCarthy metal roof materials, our installation quality makes a difference...
The early weeks of September can be a whirlwind with summer winding down, school kicking off, and all those fun festivals. Not to mention, work and social activities may also be ramping up. But hey, let's make the most of the last outdoor days! While you're out there enjoying bonfires and...
No matter the year, you can count on a sizzling, rumbling summer! High temperatures will contribute to severe thunderstorms rumbling over our rooftops. These weather patterns can affect your energy spending and the protection of your home. As the largest exposed area of your home, your summer roof takes a beating from...
Here in North Carolina, winter storms bring a variety of challenges. Though it sometimes snows, we’re more likely to see residual rain and winds from southern hurricanes. These winter storms can supply a lot of water and wind damage to our roofs. That’s why metal roofs are superior to asphalt when...
Numerous damages to a home occur from the cold, and your roof is a primary cause for concern during the winter. The best way to ensure your roof’s survival is by preparing for frosty precipitation. Use these tips to prepare your roof for the cold and snow and ensure you...
Like most major purchases, when it’s time for a new roof, most consumers choose a product for functionality, aesthetics, and value. Homeowners usually choose the product first and then find the best contractor for installing and servicing your roof. Why Choose Us First? At McCarthy Metal Roofing, we help you check all the...
On any given day in North Carolina’s Research Triangle, you can find both good and not-so-good Air Quality Index ratings (AQI). On August 15, the rating for Raleigh was good at 30, while on July 16, it reached a whopping 117 AQI, no doubt from the Canadian wildfires. This is...
