Why You Should Consider a Metal Roof

Admin • November 13, 2018
A blue metal roof with a blue sky in the background


When choosing a roof for your home, you have many options to select from. One of your best options, however, is a metal roof. Metal roofs, while not for everyone, have many benefits. Many different types of metal roofs exist, and they all come with great benefits. Learn the different benefits that all metal roofs have while you decide on what roofing material you want for your home.


A Long Lifespan


Out of all of the roofing materials that you could choose from, metal, in terms of longevity, is one of the best. Metal roofs are typically made to last for fifty years or more. They are strong and durable and can withstand just about anything from heavy hailstorms to fire and general severe weather. Therefore, while you always get the longest possible warranty on your metal roof, you might not even need to take advantage of that warranty at all. In addition, a metal roof lasts a long time without a lot of maintenance or care.


Lightweight Design


You might imagine metal roofing as being very heavy and unwieldy. Surprisingly, most modern metal roofing materials are actually quite lightweight and flexible. This means that shipping and installing materials is not as difficult or as costly as you might imagine. In addition, the material will not put unnecessary weight and wear on your home and its structure.


Metal roofing is the perfect combination of strength and lightweight materials. With this material, you can protect the integrity of your home and lower costs while still getting a great, sturdy roof.


Recyclability


Another very nice thing about opting for a metal roof is that most metal roofs are recyclable. This is a great feature if you are environmentally conscious and want to reduce the size of your carbon footprint. You can feel good knowing that, at the end of its lifespan, your roof can be recycled, rather than going to a landfill the way many other roofs do.


Even better yet, most modern metal roofs actually come from recycled materials. Thus, not only will your roof aid the environment at the end of its life, but it will do so from the start as well. That is a great feeling and a great contribution to Mother Earth.

Verify the exact recyclable material content of your roof before purchase to determine how much of a positive impact your roof can have.


Variety and Choice


Many people are operating under a false impression that metal roofs are stark, plain, and industrial-looking. While that may have once been the case, this is certainly not true now. The metal roofs of today come in every style, design, and general variety that you can possibly imagine. If you desire the flexibility to choose a roof that perfectly matches your aesthetic preferences, then opting for a metal roof is the ideal choice.


Easy Installation


Metal roofs are fast and easy to install. Typically, metal roofing materials come in prefabricated sections, which means that your roofer simply has to measure appropriately and then fit these pieces together to create your roof. The simplicity of the process creates less room for error. This also typically makes for a more affordable installation price and overall cost as well.


With so many awesome benefits to a metal roof, you might be surprised why people consider anything else.

However, the key is always to find the exact right roofing material for your needs. To do that, whether you choose metal or not, get in touch with the roofing experts at Econo Roofing. You will not be disappointed with our quality and friendly service.

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