METAL ROOF

Life Expectancy: Depending on the material, the common lifespan of a metal roof is fifty years, which is more than double the life expectancy of traditional asphalt roofing materials. For other roof types, it's common to have to do some major upkeep or even total replacement once every ten to twenty years.

Minimal Maintenance: Opposing to their competition, metal roofs require very little maintenance. The material is lightweight, which means it is very versatile to work with and won’t put additional stress on your underlying roof structure. Metal roofs will not crack or corrode and contrary to popular belief, many are resistant to dents as well.

Energy Efficiency: Metal roofs are considered one of the most energy efficient types of roofs available to date. Most metal roofs are reflective of the sun’s rays, which is especially important in hot, sunny areas like South Florida. With a new metal roof, you could have the opportunity to improve your home’s energy efficiency.

Durability: In South Florida, a strong roof is critically important, especially during hurricane season. Shedding off heavy rain, withstanding high winds, mildew, fire and resisting rot caused by insects are just a few of the many great features of the endurance of a metal roof.