Frequently Asked Questions

Different metals (like aluminum or Galvalume) and coatings (like KYNAR) perform better in specific climates. For example, aluminum is ideal for coastal areas due to its resistance to saltwater corrosion, while Galvalume is preferred in most other environments.

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Understand the warranty on both the materials and installation. This includes coverage for issues like paint fading, chalking, peeling, and leaks. Ask about the length of the warranty and if it's transferable to a new owner. Most asphalt warranties are "Limited" meaning you are only covered for short periods of time while Metal can offer "Full" warranties to cover material for longer! 

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Clarify details like underlayment, trim, and flashing. Ask how the company handles roof penetrations (e.g., chimneys, skylights, vents) and if they provide photos of previous installations similar to your property.

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Get a detailed proposal that outlines all costs, including potential additional expenses. Also, inquire about the payment schedule since metal roofing typically requires a deposit and progress payments. While Metal often costs more upfront, it can offer yearly energy savings, low to no maintenance and will your Future roof for Decades to come! 

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Metal roofing requires specialized skills, tools and laborers. Ask how many metal roofs they install annually, what equipment they use, and for references or photos of completed projects to verify their expertise. Clarify if panels are Cut & Dropped or Roll-Formed on site. A legit Metal Roofing company will have their own Roll-Former and Metal Breaks on site.

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While the upfront cost of metal roofing is higher than asphalt shingles, it is a long-term investment that saves money over time. Metal roofs last two to three times longer than asphalt, require fewer repairs, and improve energy efficiency, lowering heating and cooling costs.

Yes! A metal roof can boost your home's resale value by 5-10% due to its durability, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal. Buyers appreciate a low-maintenance roof that won’t need replacing for decades. Studies show that homeowners can retain up to 70% of the cost of the Metal Roofing Project.

Metal roofing comes in a variety of styles, including:

• Standing seam – Sleek, modern, and highly durable.
• Metal shingles – Designed to mimic traditional shingles, slate, or wood shakes.
• Corrugated & ribbed panels – A cost-effective, rustic option.
  We offer a wide range of colors and finishes to match any home style, from classic New England charm to contemporary designs.
  

  

  
  

Absolutely! Metal roofing is engineered to withstand high winds, heavy snow, hail, and even fire. Unlike asphalt shingles, metal doesn’t crack, warp, or blow off in storms. In New Hampshire, where Nor’easters and ice dams are a concern, metal roofs shed snow efficiently, preventing buildup and damage.

A high-quality metal roof can last 50 years, more than twice the lifespan of asphalt shingles. Many metal roofs come with warranties of 40 years or more, making them one of the most durable roofing options available.

No! When installed with proper insulation and underlayment, a metal roof is no louder than any other roofing material during rain or storms. In fact, many homeowners find it quieter due to the solid installation process.

Metal roofing is one of the most eco-friendly choices available:

• Made from recycled materials and fully recyclable at the end of its life.
• Reduces energy consumption by reflecting heat, lowering cooling costs.
• Helps reduce landfill waste since metal roofs last decades longer than asphalt.
  

Yes! Metal roofing is an ideal surface for solar panels. Its durability means the panels can be mounted without worrying about roof damage or needing a premature roof replacement. Many metal roofs have built-in mounting systems that make solar installation even easier.