Metal Roof Cost and Styles

Metal roofs can initially cost up to three to four times more than asphalt or cedar roofs. However, keep in mind that the average asphalt or cedar roof will require replacing approximately every 15 to 20 years, whereas metal roofs can last over 60 years. This will ultimately end up saving you money throughout the years.

Metal roofs are available in a variety of different styles, colors, and finishes, with many that resemble other roofing materials including cedar shake, slate, asphalt shingles, and clay tiles. With a custom-fabricated design, they will surely satisfy the needs of any homeowners association.

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Benefits of Metal Panel Roofs

Metal Roofs are Cost-Effective

• Though pricier than asphalt roofing (about $120 to $900 per square foot of metal roofing versus $70 to $160 per square foot of asphalt), metal roofs have a much longer life span, offsetting the initial price.

Metal Roofs are Impact and Fire-Resistant

• Metal roofing can hold up to many conditions (including fire) and helps prevent harmful moisture build-up.

Metal Roofs are Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly

• Metal roofs consist of at least 25 percent recycled materials and are 100 percent recyclable themselves.

Metal Roofs are Energy Efficient

• Metal roofs reflect solar radiant heat instead of absorbing it, which—year-round, but especially during the long days of summer—can reduce cooling costs by as much as 25 percent