Steel roofing is the leading form of metal roofing, and is now the number one choice among American home-owners when building or replacing a roof. Even the government has recognized its benefits, and is offering tax deductions in the thousands to those deciding to make the wise decision of steel roof installation. Apart from being the most durable and long lasting form of roofing material available, it is also energy efficient, 100 percent recyclable, and has low life cycle costs (next to nothing). Its light weight allows for a better suited floor plan, and its design flexibility provides a bigger scope of steel roof shapes and styles. Available in a range of colors, panel designs, and corrugated steel roofing sheets, the steel roof can accommodate almost any architectural or artistic style, at both a lower cost and longer guarantee than any other form of roofing. With all these attractive benefits and more, steel roofing is our most recommended roofing option.
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Steel roofing is a highly versatile material that can create unique visual effects, and myriad roof shapes and designs. The following are a few of the most popular steel roof designs:
Concave or Convex Steel Roof – steel roofing can be specially curved to create a concave or convex shape for old gothic, cranked, or sandwich panel style steel roofs.
Pitched Steel Roof – this relates to any steel roof that is made up of sloped sides. Many pitched steel roofs are made up of either standing seam steel roofing panels, or corrugated steel roofing.
Skillion Steel Roof – this refers to a continuous regular or corrugated steel roofing piece covering one section of your roof.
Whatever design or style you are aiming to achieve, Roof 101 can help you with steel roof installation, repair, replacement, and all other steel roofing needs, for minimum money and maximum efficiency.
A roof can be the most distinguishing feature of a house or building, with the ability to make or break the desired appearance. It will also be your main source of insulation and temperature control, and protection against weather damage and the sun. Therefore, designing your roof style, choosing materials, drawing up framework and incorporating features such as drainage, coatings, vents, insulation and skylights, should all be planned meticulously and carried through precisely.
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