FAQs

Metal roofing offers superior durability, longevity, and resistance to severe weather conditions. It’s also energy-efficient and comes in a variety of styles and colors.

With proper installation and maintenance, a metal roof can last 40 to 70 years, significantly longer than traditional asphalt roofing.

Initially, metal roofing can be more expensive, but considering its longevity and low maintenance needs, it often proves cost-effective in the long run.

 Yes, metal roofs are highly resistant to elements like heavy rain, wind, snow, and extreme heat, making them a reliable choice for any climate.

Yes, in many cases, a metal roof can be installed over existing shingles, minimizing waste and saving on installation time. However, local building codes must be checked.

How does a metal roof perform in high Metal roofs perform exceptionally well in high temperatures. They reflect solar radiant heat, reducing cooling costs in hot climates like San Antonio.

Yes, metal roofs reflect solar heat, reducing cooling costs in the summer, and they provide excellent insulation in winter, cutting down on heating costs.

Yes, metal roofs come in a wide variety of colors and finishes to match any architectural style or personal preference.

Regular cleaning with water, a soft brush, and a gentle, non-abrasive cleaning solution can help maintain the appearance and health of a metal roof.