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Why a metal roof ? |
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Metal roofing is a much better investment overall.
It is known for its extensive life cycle under minimum maintenance.
Metal roofs, have historically survived extreme moods of mother nature
(storms, hurricanes, heavy snow falls) when other materials have failed. |
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Is a metal roof noisy when it rains? |
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That generally is a little concern because of substructures
and insulation (building elements like plywood decking, trusses, air
spaces, and attic insulation practically eliminates the noise transmission). |
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How much maintenance does a metal roof require?
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In essence, a properly installed metal roof is maintenance
free over the roof 's life time. |
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What is the cost of a metal roof system compared
to shingles. |
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The initial cost of the material is higher then asphalt
shingle, depending on the type of material used, design, configuration
and finish. However, the cost/benefit ratio over the life of the roof
is superior to that of shingles. |
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Why zinc or copper? |
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Copper and zinc have for centuries been the material
of choice to cover noble homes of kings, aristocrats and even homes
of God (churches and cathedrals). Not only appearance, but also durability
of these two metals have appealed to the architects and building owners.
In Europe and around the world, many of the roofs installed 100, 200
and even 300 years ago are still in place. |
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When to choose zinc and when copper? |
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Building architecture, design and color are the
main factors in selecting between zinc and copper. |
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