Whether you’re building a home or renovating an existing property, the materials used to secure your roof matter. Many of our customers will opt for either metal roofing installation or asphalt shingles, but it’s important to understand their differences before making the right decision for your needs.
A metal roof is composed of large, flat metal sheets folded into different patterns, creating a flat seam needed to secure onto a roof. This design is interlocked and offers extensive longevity — which means it's low maintenance and energy-saving.
Asphalt shingles, on the other hand, are uniform in design and are created with a smooth asphalt layer over the granular upper surface. While this option is often more cost-effective than metal roofing installation, it can be more susceptible to snow retention and damage in extreme weather.