You have heard it before! Metal panels are sustainably sourced, environmentally friendly, and energy efficient? But you may want to know more. What is it about metal roofs that makes them energy efficient? How, exactly, can they help you save on heating and cooling costs? In this blog, we will take a closer look at …
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How Long Can A Metal Roof Last?
Nothing lasts forever, but the right choice of metal roofing can endure for many lifetimes. Just take a look at some of the roofs atop cathedrals and castles in Europe! If priorities for your roof include low maintenance and longevity, metal should be one of your first choices. So, just how long will your metal …
How Are Metal Panels Eco Friendly?
We make decisions every day that contribute to our overall carbon footprint. Reusable bags at the grocery store or declining a printed receipt are some small steps we can take. But as home or building owners, there are even bigger moves we can make that have a larger impact. One such decision is building with …
How to Decide if Metal Roofing is Right for You
Are you considering a metal roof for your residential, commercial, or industrial project? While shingle roofs have long been the top choice for sloped roofs, we have seen a huge increase in contractors choosing metal. Its growth in popularity is a testament to its excellence for whatever your project may be. You may be wondering …
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Metal Panels Vs. Traditional Building Materials
Oftentimes when making a purchase, we must ask what makes one product superior to another. This goes for our groceries, appliances, and the same should go towards building materials. What would make you choose one over the other? The answer is simple! The superior product is the one that saves you money and time. So …
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The Merits of Metal Roofing Panels
When homeowners need a durable, sustainable roof to last for decades, they choose metal. Why? Metal roofing panels provide superior protection over alternative materials. For example, during high winds, alternative products, like shingles, easily detach and fly away. The day after a heavy storm you walk outside, and the street is littered with ruins. This …
Innovative Eco-Construction with Metal Panels 2020
Metal roof construction reduces carbon emissions and increases energy efficiency making metal the number one sustainable roofing material of the 21st century. From a versatile standing seam metal roof equipped with solar panels to innovative “cool roof” technology which saves significant costs for homeowners and businesses, metal roofs lead today’s green construction. Energy Efficiency and …
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21st Century Innovation: The Rise of Metal Roofing
In the North America, metal roofs gained popularity in the late 1800s. Partially for economic reasons and partially because of convenience, homeowners and farmers used metal for barns and homes. The low metal roof cost and ready availability during the industrial era, as well as its strength and durability, explains why millions of structures from …
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The Hidden Connection Between Metal Roof and Water Conservation
Metal roofing remains the most popular eco-friendly construction option today. Between providing a high-quality product often made of recycled materials, metal roofs often save the owner’s considerable cooling and heating costs. Choose an experienced metal roofing contractor or exterior metal wall panels suppliers to ensure decades of protection and security. However, owners don’t realize that …
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Reduce Costs with Cool Metal Roofs
Metal roofing has countless benefits. The metal roofing sheets helps insulate your home during the cold winter months and the hot summers. Enjoy reduced cooling costs and energy efficiency with your new roof. Many of these savings occur because your home will not require additional cooling during more expensive peak demand times. Instead, you can …
