Red is the color that is most known for being vibrant, bold, and showy. It’s a very popular color for cars, lipsticks, and clothing. But what about a metal roof? Historically neutral tones are often chosen for roofing because they can blend with any color or siding type. However, neutral colors can sometimes look dull and boring. More homeowners are opting to make their roofs stand out by choosing a bold color for their roof system, and there is no roof color more bold and vibrant than red.

Consumers have a larger focus on environmental sustainability more than ever before. It's being forecasted that solar installations will increase by 40% between 2023 and 2027 because of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Between energy savings and a federal solar tax credit, there are extra incentives for homeowners to go solar if they haven’t already. Before you can do that, you have to think of the logistics of how the solar panels will affect your roof

As you’re searching for metal roofing online, you’ve probably come across articles that say that metal roofs are “impact resistant” or that they have a “Class 4 impact rating”. These are terms that are often thrown around for marketing purposes without a thorough explanation of what they actually mean or why impact resistance is so important to the longevity of your roof.

Rustic design has a natural and aged look that has gained popularity in recent years in architectural and interior designs. When it comes to roofing, a rustic appearance can be achieved with the use of steel that arrives unrusted and will rust with exposure to the weather or with painted panels that look rusted.

There are many different parts of a roof that together makeup an entire roofing system. These roof parts are sometimes confused with one another and referred to by the incorrect name. Knowing the correct roofing terms of a roof system is crucial when you are doing a roof replacement or else it can lead to confusion when trying to order trim pieces and other accessories for your metal roofing system.

From big box stores to metal manufacturers, there are many different ways to purchase metal. If you have been looking to purchase your metal online, then you have likely come across Metals Depot.

Board and batten metal siding is popping up more often in neighborhoods across the US. While it's most synonymous with farmhouse style, the board and batten siding trend is versatile enough to be incorporated into a variety of design styles. Board and batten siding is usually made from wood, however, you can also achieve this siding look with a lower maintenance material like metal siding.

If you are looking for somewhere to purchase metal, chances are you have come across the name Metal Supermarkets. With over 100 locations, they are currently the largest small-quantity brick-and-mortar metal supplier.

Having a new residential metal roof installed is exciting but can also be stressful if you are not prepared. We understand that there’s so much to think about when installing a new roof, from choosing your metal panel and color to hiring a contractor, that the logistics of the actual installation itself may fall through the cracks. However, if you prepare metal roof installation, it will make the process much better for both you and your contractor.

When you’re deciding on a type of metal siding, there’s a few things to take into consideration such as: