A metal roof outlasts two or three asphalt roofs, will not burn, and reflects summer heat instead of absorbing it.
As trusted Denver metal roofers, we’re committed to delivering top-notch quality and service and can help you find the best metal roofing option for your home.
Metal is non-combustible, comes in a wider color range than tile, and reflects solar heat rather than absorbing it the way a dark asphalt roof does. Reflective coatings can reduce cooling load in summer, though how much depends on your attic ventilation and insulation.
Metal costs more upfront than asphalt. The case for it is service life: a quality metal system can run 50 to 60 years or more, against 15 to 25 for asphalt in a hail-exposed market. Whether that pencils out depends on how long you plan to stay.
Premium Panels manufactures and installs metal panel roofing, with a combined century of experience across its manufacturing and installation teams. Panels are available in a range of profiles and gauges for residential and commercial applications.
For most homeowners, a Premium Panels roof is the last roof they will buy for the house. Ask us about the specific finish warranty on the profile you are considering, since coating type is what determines how long the color holds.
American Building Components makes residential metal roofing in exposed fastener, hidden fastener, and standing seam profiles. Their panels carry Class A fire, UL 90 wind uplift, and Class 4 impact ratings, which is an unusually complete set for a residential metal product.
Their metal roof and wall panels qualify for:
With correct design and installation, reflective ABC panels can reduce summer cooling load, and they come in a wide range of colors, finishes, and gauges.
Metal is the longest-lasting roof most Denver homeowners will consider; it is non-combustible, and it is recyclable at the end of its life. It costs more than asphalt upfront, so it makes the most sense if you plan to stay in the house long enough to get the years back.
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They perform very well here. Metal sheds snow, will not ignite from embers, and Class 4-rated panels resist hail puncture. The trade-off is cosmetic: large hail can dent panels without compromising the roof’s function.
A quality metal roof will typically last 50 to 60 years or more. The panels usually outlast the coating, so the finish warranty on the product you choose is worth asking about.
For current metal roofing prices specific to your project, please contact our team for a free, personalized estimate tailored to your unique needs.
It depends on how long you are staying. Over 50 years, a metal roof replaces two or three asphalt roofs, and it is non-combustible, which matters in wildfire-exposed areas. Over 10 years, the maths is less favorable. We will give you an honest read for your situation.
