Fall River Roofing
Metal Roofing, Fall River, MA
Metal Roofing Contractor for Residential and Commercial Properties
Because of its durability, energy economy, and extended life expectancy, sheet metal roofing is becoming popular for commercial roofing. Fall River Roofing specializes in custom-fabricated sheet metal to fulfill the needs of your business facility.
Types of Metal Roofing
We are delighted to offer long-lasting solutions for Fall River and Bristol County industrial and commercial roofing systems. When it comes time to replace your roof, we'll work with you to select the best material and specialist treatment choices for your structure.
The two most common forms of metal roof materials are standing seam metal roofs and screw-down panel metal roofs. Here's an explanation for each:
All fasteners are concealed by standing seam metal roofing: The roof deck (the plywood or other wood beneath the exterior roofing materials) is clamp-attached to it. That means the fasteners (the clamps) aren't exposed to the environment, and there aren't any nail holes that may allow moisture in.
Screws hold screw-down metal roofing together. These roofs require a large number of screws to keep them in place. If not correctly fitted, they can enable moisture to leak into the roofing materials beneath the metal panels.
Typical Metal Roof Materials
You may select from various materials when you have a metal roof built on your business or residential property. The following are the most frequent varieties of metal roofing on the market:
Aluminum
one of the most resilient and long-lasting metal roofing materials, making it an excellent choice for many structures. Because of its reflectivity, which reflects heat from the sun, it may also assist in maintaining lower temperatures within a structure. Many customers experience lower utility bills after having an aluminum roof. These roofs are also fire-resistant and can withstand harsh weather conditions.
Copper
Copper generally lasts an extended period; a well-maintained copper roof may survive for 60 years or more. They are fire-resistant and sturdy, much like other forms of metal roofs. Remember that if copper isn't coated, it oxidizes and turns green after a few years. This is an excellent option; for others, a transparent layer of lacquer or polyurethane helps prevent oxidation.
Corrugated metal
Corrugated metal sheets are durable and long-lasting and can withstand the elements. Corrugated metal roofs are frequently the most cost-effective alternative, costing around the same as asphalt shingles. Steel, aluminum, or copper are common materials for corrugated metal roofing. These thin, lightweight panels are designed to be fitted over an existing roof.
Tile made of metal
Metal tile roofs are made of metal with a thin covering of natural stone on top. This roofing, also known as stone-coated metal roofing, is significantly lighter than stone tiles and is frequently more cost-effective.
Steel
Steel is so strong that it can be found in kitchens, toolboxes, and even vehicles - and it also makes an excellent roofing material. Steel roofs have a usual lifespan of up to 30 years with regular care, and one of the most appealing features of these types of roofs is that they are energy-efficient and recyclable. Like other metal roofs, steel is fire-resistant, which can assist in safeguarding the structure of your building.
Tin
They're built of steel inside and have a tin covering on the outside. The tin coating is chemically linked to the steel, preventing cracking and increasing strength. Most tin roofs survive up to 40 years. Still, many prefer them since they are often produced from up to 60% recyclable materials.
Zinc
This is because it is a simple material that roofers may utilize to create distinctive appearances. Zinc is highly resilient and resists cracking and erosion as it endures harsh weather conditions. Zinc is fully recyclable, and if properly maintained and cared for, it may endure for up to 100 years.
Fall River Roofing
Fall River, MA 02721
(774) 220-7387
