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A long-haul roof

Metal Roofing in Duluth

If you plan to stay a long time, metal may be worth it. We will help you decide honestly.

Is Metal Right for You? Our Honest Take

Metal is a great roof for the right homeowner, and a poor fit for others. Our job is to help you figure out which you are. It costs more upfront than architectural shingles. In exchange it lasts longer, sheds rain and wind well and needs very little attention. If you plan to stay in your Duluth home for many years, that trade often works out. If you might sell in a few, shingles may serve you better. Two styles. In standing seam, ribbed panels interlock and concealed clips do the holding, with no screws through the face, so the metal can move with temperature swings and there are fewer places for water to get in. Cleaner look, longer life, higher price. The budget style takes screws straight through the panel, each with a rubber washer. Lower cost, but the washers wear and the screws need attention over the years. Whichever you choose, the details decide the result. Under the panels goes a high-temperature underlayment. At the eaves, rakes, ridge and walls goes trim formed for that exact profile, because careless trim is where metal roofs leak. We also make sure ventilation is right. And we will tell you plainly how each option would look on your house.

What a Metal Roof Project Covers

Each metal install includes these.

  • An honest fit check

    Metal versus shingles for how long you plan to stay.

  • Style explained

    Hidden clip or screw-down, pros and cons plainly.

  • Color choice

    Painted finishes that suit the house.

  • Plywood prep

    Old roofing off and rot repaired.

  • High-heat underlayment

    Built for what happens beneath metal.

  • Formed trim

    Edges, ridge and walls fitted to the panel.

  • Proper fastening

    Clips or washered screws to the maker's layout.

  • Final check

    Seams and fasteners inspected with you.

Choosing and Installing Metal

  1. Talk it through

    We measure and then compare metal and shingles honestly for your plans.

  2. Order to fit

    If you choose metal, panels and trim are made to your roof.

  3. Install with care

    Old roof off, heat-rated layer down, panels and trim on, final lap together.

Metal Advice With No Commission Mindset

  • Your interests first

    We will steer you to shingles if they fit better.

  • Trim done carefully

    Where metal roofs win or lose.

  • Tidy site

    Offcuts and screws picked up.

  • Honest fit check
  • Hidden-clip option
  • Formed trim
  • High-heat underlayment

Curious Whether Metal Pays Off for You?

Get an honest comparison and a written price before deciding.