While the upfront cost of metal roofing may be higher than traditional materials like asphalt shingles, it offers long-term cost savings due to its durability and low maintenance requirements. Additionally, metal roofing can increase the value of your property.

In many cases, metal roofing can be installed over an existing roof, depending on local building codes and the condition of the current roof. It’s best to consult with a professional roofer to assess the feasibility of installation over an existing roof.

No, properly installed metal roofs with solid sheathing and insulation do not produce excessive noise during rain or hailstorms. The attic space and insulation help to dampen the sound.

Metal roofs do not attract lightning. In the event of a lightning strike, a metal roof is non-combustible and helps to dissipate the electrical charge safely.

Metal roofs are designed to be highly durable and resistant to denting. However, extremely severe hailstorms or falling heavy objects may cause some indentation. Opting for thicker gauge metal can provide additional dent resistance.

Metal roofs are designed to be strong and capable of supporting foot traffic. However, it is advisable to consult with a professional roofer before walking on a metal roof to ensure the appropriate safety precautions are taken.

Modern metal roofs are typically made from corrosion-resistant materials, such as galvanized steel or aluminum, and are coated with protective finishes to prevent rusting. With proper installation and maintenance, rusting should not be a concern.

Yes, metal roofs are suitable for the installation of solar panels, as well as other accessories like skylights, chimneys, and vents. It’s important to work with experienced professionals who are knowledgeable about metal roofing installations and compatible accessories.

Metal roofs are highly resistant to severe weather conditions, including strong winds, heavy rain, snow, and hail. They offer excellent protection and are designed to shed precipitation efficiently.

Yes, metal roofing is considered environmentally friendly. Many metal roofs are made from recycled materials, and at the end of their lifespan, they can be recycled again. Metal roofs are also energy-efficient, reflecting heat and reducing cooling costs.

The time it takes to complete your metal roof installation varies a little according to factors such as weather and the complexity of your roof. Typically we’ll be all finished in a day or two.

The short answer is yes – you could finance your new roof yourself via a line of credit or HELOC. We also offer our own in-house financing through Finance-it. Please contact us for typical APR rates, details and any special offers currently available.

Typically your metal roof will be installed over wood strapping which is attached to your existing roof surface. This offers a great layer of full ventilation under the roof deck, ensuring your roof area is able to dry properly, doesn’t develop condensation and reduces thermal bridging to your attic – ultimately helping your house to stay warmer or cooler, depending on the season.

In short – the unrivalled quality of our components, and our attention to detail during installations. We care about doing the job right, the first time. All of our metal roofing is manufactured in Ontario by Four Seasons Metal Roofing to exacting standards and designed for Canadian climates. 

While we cannot make you any guarantees about the value of your home, generally in our experience value is enhanced beyond the cost of the roof. You’re basically giving a buyer a home which will never need a new roof again, with a transferrable 55-year warranty – so there is a considerable ‘value-add’.

We’ve covered this subject at greater length in our metal roofing vs shingles comparison page, so be sure to read that for more detailed info. In short, the long life and inherent strength of metal roofing materials offer huge advantages over shingles or other roofing materials.

This one isn’t an easy question to answer as every roof and project is different. While to price of the materials is a stable, known cost, the labour involved in installing a whole roof can vary a lot. It depends on various factors such as prep work required, complexity of roof design, roof pitch, valleys, hips, roof penetrations etc. To get an exact price for your project, please request a quote. It’s quick, free and there’s no obligation.