Why Metal Roofing?
Metal roofs are extremely durable and easy to maintain. They offer better protection against high winds and hail. Snow can easily slide down the roof and it does not absorb water. It is less combustible and hence suitable for regions which are prone to fire. Though many think that metal roofs are noisy, with proper spacing and insulation between the roof and ceiling they are just as noisy as conventional roofs. Metal roofs can also be installed on any existing roof easily. However with latest technology, companies like Champion Window offer equally durable roofing systems costing a fraction of metal roofs and provide protection against extreme weather and fire.
Metal roofing lasts a lifetime, is low maintenance and energy efficient. But unless you’re planning to stay in your home for a good number of years, you may want to consider how cost effective it is. Metal roofing can be 10 times more expensive than shingled roofing. Shingled roofing systems are just as good in providing energy efficiency to your home and if installed well, they can last a lifetime, too. Champion Roofing offers a lifetime warranty on their products and installation. Weighing the cons and pros of each, most prefer to go for shingled roofing.
1) Metal Roofs are available in a wide variety of colors and shapes. 2) Long lasting colors with no nonsense warranties 3) Over 20 years of exceptional durability 4) Metal Roofing is noncombustible 5) Metal Roofing will not absorb or be damaged by water 6) Metal Roofing will shed ice and water in the winter 7) Most steel products are made with recycled steel and contain at least 25 percent recycled material. Can Metal Roofing be installed over my old roof? Yes! Metal roofing weighs less than 1.6 pounds per square foot, depending on the gauge. It will not normally over load existing roofs. Metal roofing can usually be installed right over asphalt or fiberglass roofing. Will Metal Roofing improve the looks of my home? Metal roofing offers a wide variety of panel profiles to choose from. Nearly any design appearance can be achieved when using metal. If you desire a bold looking roof, a high slim rib panel which crates interesting shadow lines, or a low profile design, metal affords you a
