Metal panels make a weather-resistant roof not just because of what they’re made from but also due to how they were fastened. Generally, there are two ways to put metal roofing panels together. Triangle Home Exteriors explains further:
Archives for February 2019
Roofing: Thermal Cycling and the Factors That Make It Worse
Weather affects roofs on many levels. Some elements cause immediate damage while others compromise the structural integrity of shingles slowly but surely. Thermal cycling is one phenomenon that should concern you. This is when roofing materials expand when it’s hot and contract when it’s cold. The greater the difference between day and night temperatures, the more vulnerable the shingles are to the effects of thermal cycling.
How Granule Loss Affects Your Roof’s Energy Efficiency
Granule loss should concern you for many reasons. This phenomenon accelerates shingle wear, decreases your house’s curb appeal and may affect your roof’s energy efficiency.
How Coatings Extending Metal Roof Life Spans
Metal has long been a popular choice in the American roofing industry. It is trusted for its longevity, durability and strength-to-weight ratio. Home exterior remodeling companies recommend metal roofing systems, and homeowners love them.
