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Showing posts with label Metal Roofing | Metal Roofing Materials | Corrugated Metal Roofing | Residential Metal Roofing | Metal Roofing Cost | Metal Roofing Prices | Metal Roofing Installation | Installing Metal Roofs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Metal Roofing | Metal Roofing Materials | Corrugated Metal Roofing | Residential Metal Roofing | Metal Roofing Cost | Metal Roofing Prices | Metal Roofing Installation | Installing Metal Roofs. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Residential Metal Roofing

Residential Metal Roofing is a Superior Product Because of the growing demand for metal roofing, residential homes are provided with high quality products. Most residential metal roofing have 26 gauge steel and have panels that are 33% thicker than the average. That being said, this has advantages such as the following:

1. Handling. Because of the added strength, residential metal roofing are least likely to be damaged during the handling as well as the transporting process.

2. Resistance. Because it has been rated to be a Grade 1 panel, residential metal roofing can resist any kind of weather, specifically hail. It has already proven its durability and strength as confirmed by the 35% discount Texas homeowners insurance provide to the material.

3. Strength. Because of the thick gauge, residential metal roofing panels are stronger and therefore less susceptible to the oil canning or the waviness of the material. It also lets the roof to be installed with relatively few screws, which gives off a clean look and also decreases the difficulty and costs of installation.