Metal roofing installation made easy.

The lifespan of a new metal roof depends on the materials chosen and the climate of your home. That said, metal roofs can last up to 70 years. That’s a significant difference compared to traditional asphalt shingles that last about 15-30 years.

Besides the longer lifespan, metal roofs come with many benefits. Many homeowners choose them for their durability. They can withstand heat, wind, and impact from debris. Additionally, they’re very low maintenance, so you don’t need to constantly inspect them. You may also be surprised to learn that metal roofs can be good for the environment since the materials used can be made from recycled products.

There are dozens of colors and patterns available when choosing a metal roof. Not only will this allow you to go with a color scheme that fits your style, but it could also increase your curb appeal. The most common colors tend to be neutral or contemporary, but you can also go with something bold such as blue or bronze.

Every home is different, so you need to contact a Local Home Pro professional to get an accurate quote. They’ll consider the following to determine your costs:

• The square footage of your home: The more square footage you have, the more space that will need to be covered.
• Materials that are chosen: Metal roofs are available in various materials with different price points.
• The style of your home: Properties that have multiple stories or a steep roof could present challenges for the installers. As a result, additional costs may need to be factored in.

Your new roofing experience begins when you book a free in-home consultation with a Local Home Pro. When they arrive, they’ll do a walkaround of your house and discuss your wants and needs. From there, they’ll present you with different options based on your feedback and budget. You’ll then be provided with a no-obligation quote.

If you’re ready to continue with the project, the materials will be ordered, and the installation date will be set. When your installation day arrives, Local Home Pro contractors will remove your old roof and install your new one. Once everything is installed, there will be a final walk around and your old roof will be disposed of.

Generally speaking, roofs can last decades, but they’ll eventually need to be replaced. Since every home is different, you need to look for signs that it’s time for a replacement.

• Damage: Step back from your home and take a look at your roof. If you notice any missing or curling shingles, you may need to think about a change. If it’s just in one or two spots, a quick repair might be sufficient, but if you’re noticing a large area of concern, it’s time to speak to a professional.
• Missing granules: If you’re able to take a close look at your roof, check for missing granules as that’s a clear sign that your roof may need to be replaced. Alternatively, if you notice any light or dark patches from the ground that seem out of place, you likely have missing granules.
• Age: As a general rule, shingled roofs last about 15 - 30 years, so you want to start inspecting things closer when your roof reaches that age. If the condition of your roof is starting to deteriorate, you can start thinking about your options.