Metal roofs offer roughly double the longevity of asphalt, plus outstanding resistance to harsh weather conditions. Metal roofs are about twice as expensive as asphalt roofs. Choosing between a ...

Metal shingles are manufactured to mimic slate, asphalt or wood roofing. These, on average, are about $1 to $3 per square foot less expensive than standing seam. Wood roofing pairs well with ...

The shift towards eco-living has prompted many environmentally conscious homeowners to seek green roofing options.

Asphalt shingles are the most common roofing material, striking a balance between performance and initial cost. Clay, metal and slate last long but cost more and require more specialized ...

As extreme weather events become more common, it's important to adapt our homes to meet the challenges they bring.

Learn More › Choosing a new roofing material can be tough. It’s an expensive home update, and the variety of residential options for asphalt and metal can be a challenge to navigate.

One of the major beliefs about metal roofing is that it’s more noisy than traditional asphalt shingles. Technically, this myth is true. However, not by an amount normally detectable during rainfall.

Shingles, particularly asphalt shingles, are the most common material and are budget-friendly. Metal roofs are growing in popularity thanks to their durable and eco-friendly design but remain pricier.

NOVA ROOFTEK (703-407-2714), a roofing company based in Alexandria, VA, has announced updates to its residential roof ...

The type of material you choose for your shingles can impact the price as well as the durability of your roof. Material options can include asphalt, composite, metal, solar, slate and wood.

That number continues to grow, and it’s more than any other roof type except asphalt shingle. The roots and technology of metal as a cladding material date back more than 3,000 years.