Tag: metal roof

Metal Roofs Are the Environmentally Friendly Solution

grey metal roofs in MA, CT, NH, and RI are environmentally friendly and last a lifetime

One of the biggest problems with asphalt roofing materials is disposal. Many traditional shingles are tossed aside when broken, leading to larger and larger landfills. This is plain bad for the environment. At Classic Metal Roofs, we recommend aluminum for your roof as an environmentally friendly metal roofing solution. Here’s why. The Building Problem When… ( read more )

What to Ask a Roofing Contractor

Green aluminum metal roof replacement in MA, CT, NH, or RI

When you’re searching for a roofing company to provide you with high-quality, long-lasting metal roofing, you can’t just pick any roofing company. Metal roofing is one of the most difficult roofing types to install. It’s crucial that you find an experienced and credible metal roofing contractor for any metal roofing needs. A large majority of… ( read more )

Walkability of Metal Roofs

two types of metal roofs intersect for a home in MA, CT, RI, or NH

When you need to inspect your roof and its coatings, sometimes the best way is to walk on the roof. However, the walkability of metal roofs can be a dangerous and scary thought. After all, damage to the roof can put you and your home at risk. That’s why our metal roofing company assures you… ( read more )

Metal Roof Myths and Reality, Plus Oil Canning

Metal Roof Myths and Reality Plus Oil Cannin

Many homeowners try to find the best material, based on looks, resistance, lifespan, and practicality. That can make it hard to get one that fits your needs. As a metal roofing contractor, we deal with metal roofing installations daily. However, some people are uncertain about our roofs, due to some myths they might have heard…. ( read more )

Why Should You Care About Quality?

a standing seam metal roof in grey with a view from above

The metal roofing industry has been growing quickly for some time now. Metal’s share of the residential roofing market has gone from the low single digits 15-20 years ago to the low to mid teens today. With that kind of growth comes the risk of lower quality products. As manufacturers and contractors enter the industry,… ( read more )