FAQ

Metal roofs are noncombustible—incapable of burning—so yes, they're fire safe.

Over time, the color may shift slightly. But thanks to built-in polymers that resist weathering, simple maintenance like rinsing with hose water (or the kindness of rain) helps keep the hue looking sharp.

Nope. These roofs use corrosion-resistant materials, and some even come with warranties that last up to 50 years.

Metal roofing is lightweight enough that, depending on the condition of your current roof and local building codes, it can often be installed directly over the old one.

Expect a lifespan of 60 years or more—two to three times longer than traditional asphalt or wood shingles.

Initially, yes—metal roofs can run up to three times the cost of asphalt shingles. But in the long run, they’re more economical thanks to durability, warranties (often 30–50 years), energy savings, and potential boosts in resale value.

Yes—but tread carefully. (It’s wise to wear soft-soled shoes and step only where advised.)