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Metal Roofing Professionals In Orlando
If you have a vision for your new metal roof, Home Pros Roofing and Contracting‘s certified roofing specialist in Orlando can help bring it to life. You can choose from numerous eye-popping designs, such as standing seam panels or corrugated panels. There are also many paints and finishes to make your roof the best on the block. Are you ready to upgrade the look and feel of your home with a high-quality and high-performance metal roofing system? We also specialize in slate, tile, and asphalt shingle roofing in addition to metal roofing.
What Are the Advantages of a Metal Roof?
Metal Roofs Are Long Lasting
Many homeowners say that longevity is their primary reason for choosing a metal roof! Metal roofs typically last forty to fifty years on average. However, with proper maintenance and care, some metal roofs can last as long as seventy years. Due to rust-proof coatings, they don’t corrode or crack, and there is less check of a leak than with traditional roofing systems.
Metal Roofs Require Less Maintenance
While we still recommend having your roof serviced annually to protect its longevity, the list of services required for a metal roof is relatively short! Key maintenance items include treating any scuffs, scratches, or corrosion, and replacing any aged fasteners.
Metal Roofs Are Fire-Retardant
Most premium metal roofs are given a Class A Fire Retardant rating, so you don’t have to worry about your roof catching on fire if lightning were to strike.
Types of Metal Roofs We Install
Aluminum Roofing
Aluminum is lightweight and durable, with most shingles having seven layers of paint and primer. Aluminum roofing is the value option among metal roofs. What it lacks in style it makes up for in fire, wind, and impact resistance. Add on to that their environmentally friendly material and structure, it is easy to recycle them when the time comes to replace them. It is easy to see why aluminum is an excellent material for metal roofs.
Copper Roofing
Whether it’s brand new and shiny or sporting the distinctive green that aged copper, the beauty of a copper roof is unparalleled, and on its own can raise the value of your property substantially and will last for life.
In addition to its beauty, copper is strong and resilient, capable of withstanding fire, hail, and rot with ease. And with high thermal conductivity, it’s even capable of helping to drive down your energy costs year-round.
Corrugated Metal Roofing
Corrugated metal is galvanized steel that is rolled into a pattern. The two most popular styles of corrugated metal are U-panel and R-panel. Although patterns can vary, corrugated metal is stacked like tile. The corrugation runs perpendicular to the grooves in the steel. This process enhances the strength inherent in galvanized steel.
Corrugated metal is a cost-effective choice since it’s prefabricated. It is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, durable, and easily transported. Corrugated metal directs water off of your roof making it an excellent solution for your building.
Steel Roofing
Energy-efficient, recyclable, lightweight, durable, fire-resistant, and easy to install, the benefits of steel are nearly too many to count! In many regards, steel is among the finest materials possible for your roof. The fact that it is also being highly customizable, allowing you to make it look like many other roofing types, only shows its versatility against its affordability.
Steel roofing lasts considerably longer than aluminum, zinc, or copper, upwards of 40 to 60 years with proper care against oxidation. That said, beware of the possibility of corrosion should you live near the coast or anywhere with extra moisture.
Standing-Seam Metal Roofing
Standing seam metal roofing comes in a variety of seam types: snap-lock, mechanical lock, and batten panel. Each one interlocks differently and they provide different protection. Depending on your climate, you can choose a specific seam type to protect your building.
Because of the interlocking panels, the seams stand up higher than the roof itself. The standing seam is an aesthetic feature that makes standing seam metal roofs appealing and also protects the fasteners. Standing-seam metal roofs offer a wide range of colors, lengths, widths, thicknesses, and seam types. Of course, they are durable and cost-effective.