Durable & Energy-Efficient Metal Roofing for Homes & Businesses

Metal roofs have a lifespan of 40 to 70 years, far exceeding asphalt shingles, which typically last 20 to 30 years. With proper installation and minimal maintenance, metal roofing provides long-term protection against harsh weather, corrosion, and structural wear.

No. When installed with proper insulation and underlayment, a metal roof is no louder than other roofing materials. The insulation helps absorb sound, preventing excessive noise during rain or hail.

Standing seam metal roofs and stone-coated steel roofing are among the most durable choices for severe weather. Standing seam roofs offer superior wind resistance due to their interlocking panels, while stone-coated steel provides impact resistance against hail and strong storms.

Yes. Metal roofing is one of the most energy-efficient roofing options, as it reflects sunlight and reduces heat absorption by up to 25%, helping lower cooling costs in the summer. Some metal roofing systems can also be installed with insulation layers, improving energy efficiency year-round.

No. Metal roofs require minimal upkeep compared to asphalt shingles. Routine maintenance includes periodic inspections, clearing debris from gutters, and checking for any loose fasteners or minor coating wear. Unlike other materials, metal does not warp, crack, or require frequent repairs.

Yes. Modern metal roofing comes in a variety of styles and colors, making it an excellent choice for residential properties. It is durable, energy-efficient, fire-resistant, and can enhance the overall curb appeal of a home while providing long-term cost savings.

Yes. A metal roof can increase a home’s resale value by improving energy efficiency, reducing maintenance costs, and providing long-term durability. Many homebuyers recognize the benefits of metal roofing, making properties with metal roofs more attractive in the real estate market.

In many cases, yes. A metal roof can be installed directly over an existing shingle roof, reducing labor costs and minimizing waste. However, the existing roof structure must be inspected to ensure it can support the additional weight and meet local building codes.

Yes. Blue Ladder Roofing provides manufacturer warranties on metal roofing materials, covering issues such as defects and premature wear. Additionally, we offer warranty coverage on labor, ensuring peace of mind with every installation. Warranty details vary by roofing type and material.