Metal Roofing in Suwanee

Is metal a good idea for your home? It depends, and we would rather explain why than simply sell it. Metal costs noticeably more to install than shingles. What do you get for the difference? A long service life, very strong wind resistance, a slick surface that sheds rain and leaves and, with lighter finishes, some relief from summer heat in the attic. When is it a smart buy? Usually on roofs with long, simple slopes, where the panels run cleanly and little trim is needed, and for owners who plan to stay in the house a good while. When is it harder to justify? On roofs broken up by many valleys and dormers, where trim and labor climb quickly. We look at your roof's layout during the inspection and talk it through honestly. If you go ahead, the installation follows the panel maker's details: a heat-rated underlayment, closures to block wind-driven rain at the ridge and eaves, edge pieces made for that exact panel and screws snugged until each washer seals. We also explain how the coverage on a metal roof works, in plain words, before you sign anything.