Why Georgia Homeowners Choose Metal Roofing
On top of offering a sleek and modern look, metal roofs offer so many advantages that make them an excellent choice for a home or business. Lasting for up to 50 years or more, the longer lifespan of a metal roof gives you a stronger return on investment. Plus, metal roofing systems are designed to withstand the harshest of weather conditions, including heavy rain, strong winds, and even hail, all of which are prevalent in Georgia’s climate. They are also incredibly energy efficient. By reflecting heat from the sun and can help you save money on cooling costs while enjoying the benefits of a cooler space in those hot summer months.
Increasing Energy Efficiency in Georgia’s Hot Climate
All that sun beating down on your hot Georgia roof can drive your energy bills through the ceiling, literally. But metal roofs reflect a lot of that sunlight instead of soaking it in. That means your property stays cooler, and your AC doesn’t have to work nearly as hard. In fact, switching to a metal roof in a hot climate like Georgia can lower your cooling costs by reflecting more of the sun’s heat. So if you’re looking to stay cool and save money, a metal roof is a pretty smart move. Ready for a new roof? See our roof replacement process or view all residential roofing services.
Types of Metal Roofs We Install and Repair Across Georgia
There is a wide range of metal roofs in different materials, styles, and sizes you can choose from. Here are some of the most common metal roofs:
Corrugated metal
Corrugated metal roofs are made from cold-rolled galvanized steel to make a corrugated pattern.
Zinc roofs
Zinc roofs are highly durable (albeit costly), easy to maintain, and prevent mildew and mold growth.
Copper roofs
Copper roofs are quite expensive but are also lightweight and resistant to most causes of damage.
Aluminum roofs
Aluminum roofs allow for fast installation, are relatively lightweight, and are compatible with coastal areas.
Galvanized steel
Galvanized steel roofs are coated in a protective layer of zinc to protect against rust.
Our Metal Roofing Process, Step-by-Step
Below is an overview of how our roofers expertly install metal roofs. They:
- Take exact measurements of your roof’s square footage and add 10% for any waste.
- Install the underlayment that protects the roof decking from moisture.
- Install the drip edges and flashing (sheet metal used that provides extra weather-tightness).
- Cut metal panels to size and install them.
- Add the ridge caps (where roof slopes meet) and closure strips.
- Clean-up all debris once the roof is installed.
- Be in your back pocket incase anything comes up in the future.
What Makes us a Leading Metal Roofer in Georgia?
ProShield Roofing is fully licensed and insured with over 300 5-star google reviews and recognized in the top 2% of roofers nationwide by GAF.
When working with ProShield Roofing, you’re assured of the highest work quality using high-grade materials and excellent customer service. Our team of skilled metal roofing contractors has years of experience installing different metal roofing systems and has your best interest in mind.
Ready to “Protect What Matters Most”? Give us a call today!
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Metal Roofing Questions
A well-installed metal roof can last up to 50 years. Georgia heat and storms matter, so installation quality and regular inspections help you get the full life. Learn how long a metal roof lasts.
Usually, yes. A metal roof costs more up front but can last far longer than shingles. See what a metal roof costs or ask us for a free quote for your Georgia home.
Standing seam offers concealed fasteners and a cleaner look, while R-panel is a more budget-friendly option. Compare R-panel and standing seam before you decide.
It can. Metal reflects more heat than asphalt shingles, which can reduce energy bills by 10 to 20 percent in many homes.
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