On average, the lifecycle of a metal roof is around 40-60 years. This is one of the top advantages of a metal roof for your home.

From clothes to cars, black is a classic color because it adds sophistication and style to everything it touches. While the metal roofing industry has historically leaned towards neutral colors, matte black is now the latest growing trend in modern architecture.

Corten steel is popular as a roofing material for its striking rustic appearance and low maintenance. The rust forms a protective layer that slows down the overall rate of corrosion. However, there are some problems with this type of material which will not make it the right choice for every homeowner.

Do you want your metal roof to leak? Screwing or fastening down a metal roof is one of the easiest parts of a metal roofing installation, but it's also the most problematic. The main cause of a leaking roof on a “DIY” metal roofing installation is incorrectly fastening the screws. Your roof will have thousands of screw holes. Quite often, the screws are over- tightened or under-tightened and when this happens it creates leak points.

If you are researching metal roofing options, then you are surely aware of standing seam. It’s the gold standard for both residential and commercial metal roofing projects. If you want the most weather-tight and modern looking metal roofing panel then you should consider standing seam.

A metal roof is an investment that can last for 40-60 years and will pay for itself over time. However, the initial high upfront cost might scare some people into choosing a less expensive roofing option. Luckily, there are different types of metal roofs that can accommodate smaller budgets but still provide all of the benefits of a metal roof.

Landscape edging is an easy and inexpensive way to upgrade your outdoor area. Edging gives definition to a yard by accentuating each area with borders that provide beautiful clean lines.

So you’ve decided on a metal roof for your home, but what kind of metal roof is right for your home? It may come as a surprise to you that several different kinds of metal roofs exist. Saying “I want a metal roof” is like saying “I want a red car”. There are still many different options within the category and you need to narrow it down further.

If you’re searching for the right metal panel for your project, you’ve most likely realized there are many different options to choose from. One metal panel that does not get discussed as often as some other panels, yet provides a great value at a lower price, is R-Panel.

Let’s say you’re looking for a low cost, easy to find a metal panel with a simple installation. So simple that you might even be tempted to do it yourself. Under these circumstances, all roads would lead you to corrugated panels.