When it's time for a new roof, you have options. Just because you have concrete tile or composition asphalt shingles doesn't mean you're stuck replacing them with the same materials. After all, the roof is one of the biggest - and most overlooked - architectural features of a home. A new roof is an opportunity to change the entire look of your home, which is why it's worth at least considering different materials. Here are the pros and cons of a metal roof.
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A burning roofing question submitted by a site visitor:
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I’m constantly chided for my prejudice about the superiority of metal roofing, and every now and then it’s great to see a reminder that I’m not as narrow-minded as I’m told.
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Here's a question recently asked in the comment sections of our blog post, "How to Save Money by Using Metal Roofing Over Your Existing Roof." Our visited wanted to know:
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As metal roofing suppliers, we're adamant that metal roofing is always a better choice than composition shingles. Our very last post covers that topic exactly. But we'll concede that there are three reasons you shouldn't upgrade to metal roofing. So when is a comp roof a better choice?
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After dealing with asphalt shingles, many people consider the wisdom of upgrading to metal come the inevitable replacement time. In fact, we've got our very own comparison sheet that goes into detail about both materials. Here are four popular misconceptions that pop up when people compare asphalt shingles to metal roofing:
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We may not be from North Carolina, but any story comparing asphalt shingles to metal roofing still gets our attention. Check out this NBC story covering one of the average homeowner's biggest questions - it's time for a new roof, so what's it going to be? Stick with what you know or upgrade to something better?
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