Why You Should Speak With Your Roofing Contractor About Metal Roofs
Thursday, December 9th, 2010 Metal Roofing Prices Are Very Affordable Over Time Metal roofing prices are generally higher than other roofing materials. However, you will definitely get the most bang for your buck by installing metal roofing over any other product as metal roofing is much more durable and able to stand the test...Continue reading→
4 Ways to Choose a Great Roofer
Thursday, November 11th, 2010 Aluminum Roofing Sheet Systems Enliven Their Surroundings Aluminum Sheet Roofing in Madison and Milwaukee An aluminum roofing sheet is extremely light with high-strength-to-weight ratio. This metal is becoming a popular choice for use in residential and industrial buildings. It is corrosion-resistant in almost any kind of environment. Even in highly-corrosive industrial...Continue reading→
Reasons to Ask Roofing Contractors About Metal Roofs
Thursday, November 11th, 2010 Corrugated Sheet Metal Roofing Is the Roofing of Choice for Discriminating Homeowners Basic Benefits of Metal Roofing Corrugated sheet metal roofing uses metal sheets as roofing materials that have a wave-like pattern with ridges and grooves. This pattern gives them extra strength, despite being lightweight. These corrugated metal roofing sheets...Continue reading→
When Should You Contact a Roofing Contractor?
Thursday, November 11th, 2010 Standing Seam Metal Roofing Basics Metal Panel Roofing Advantages Standing seam metal roofing is constructed of many interlocking panels that run vertically from the roof’s ridge (the top of the roof) to the eaves. The interlocking seam where two panels join together is raised above the roof’s flat surface, allowing...Continue reading→
3 Reasons Metal Roofing Is a Great Choice
Thursday, November 11th, 2010 Metal Seam Roofing Is an Architectural Statement for Your Home Metal Roofing Alternatives In a nutshell, metal seam roofing (also called standing seam metal roofing) is a side-by-side formation of vertically standing or laying metal panels that are secured in place by concealed fasteners. The panels are joined together at the...Continue reading→
Ask a Contractor Your Tough Roofing Questions
Monday, November 15th, 2010 Understanding Corrugated Metal Roofing Prices If you are shopping for a new roof, you may be blown away to learn that corrugated metal roofing prices are significantly more than the cost of asphalt roofing and many other traditional roofing options. What offsets the price is the fact that Corrugated metal roofing...Continue reading→
A Closer Look at the Rewarding Benefits of Metal Roofing
Monday, November 15th, 2010 Metal Roof Construction Made Easy Metal Roof Construction Contractors – Homes, Businesses and Churches When properly estimated, there is very little waste material in a new metal roof construction project for residences, churches, houses of worship or for flat roof commercial buildings. Metal roofing is ordered per each piece, whether it...Continue reading→
Understanding When to Re-Roof Your Home
Monday, November 15th, 2010 Tips for Easy Metal Roof Maintenance Metal roof maintenance is relatively easy for an aluminum roofing system. If you keep up with the maintenance the roof, (what little there is), this type of roof should last you 30 or more years. Metal Roofing Systems of Madison, Wisconsin (serving Southern Wisconsin...Continue reading→
4 Distinct Roofs for Distinct Environments
Wednesday, October 6th, 2010 Aluminum Roof Shingles Have Many Benefits Aluminum Roof Shingles (metal roofing tiles or aluminum roofing panels) are made by taking a sheet of aluminum and stamping the desired pattern, such as shake, tile, slate, onto the metal so it resembles the actual materials. A Kynar finish is applied to each Metal...Continue reading→
How to Break Free of the Roofing Replacement Cycle
Thursday, October 14th, 2010 Do-It-Yourselfers: Restore and Paint Your Own Aluminum Roof Aluminum roofs with Aluminum Roof Paint are becoming more and more popular for residential homes. These roofs do not rust as easily as steel and so they have a longer life. They are light and easy to install as well. However, for protection...Continue reading→