CHOOSE LEADING METAL ROOFING IN DAYTON, OH

Metal Roofing Installation Services in Dayton, Huber Heights & Fairborn, and beyond

Metal roofing has been around for centuries and has been used in many different applications. From the Roman Empire to modern-day construction, metal roofing has proven to be a durable and reliable material that can withstand the elements. Metal roofing is available in a variety of different types, colors, and profiles. It is also available in different thicknesses and can be installed in numerous ways. Metal roofing is a great material for your home and can add to its curb appeal and overall appearance.

The longevity of a metal roof depends on a number of factors and can vary widely. The thickness of the metal, the profile of the metal, the type of metal, and the installation method all play a role in how long your metal roof will last.  At All-Side Roofing & Restoration LLC, our Dayton metal roofing contractor can help you determine the expected lifespan of your metal roof.

INSTALLING METAL ROOFING

Roofing systems can be installed in numerous ways. The most common ways are through the use of trusses or metal panels. Trusses are the traditional method of installing a metal roof and are a great option for many homes. Metal panels are becoming more popular and can be a great option for those who want a more modern look.

The process of installing metal roofing involves attaching metal panels to the roof structure. This method is typically faster and more durable compared to traditional roofing materials. To begin the installation, the metal panels are first laid out and measured before being secured in place using screws or nails. After the panels are installed, the seams between them are sealed to prevent water leakage.

The types of metal roofing available include:

• Aluminum
• Steel
• Copper
• Zinc
• Galvanized
• PVC

Metal Roofing Repair

Metal roofs are known for their durability, but that does not mean that they are immune to damage. If your metal roof is damaged, we  can help you repair the problem and restore the integrity of your roof.