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TYPES OF ROOFS

Metal Roof Master is not limited to manufacturing metal roofs and metal roofing accessories. We also install Tile, Shingle and Flat roofs and boast one of the best installation teams in the business. A roof is only as good as its installation, and the majority of repairs and maintenance calls are a result of improper installation. That is not a problem you’ll have with our talented staff. We get the job done right the first time, and we are so confident in that, we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

TYPES OF METAL ROOFS

Metal is an extraordinarily malleable substance that can be cut or molded into any shape. From shingles to panels to corrugated strips, metal roofing can be made to fit any roof. Metal can also be made any color you can imagine. Aside from aesthetics, metal roofing also has many practical advantages. The most obvious being that metal is extremely strong, so it is one of the most durable types of roofing out there. It is waterproof, fireproof, wind resistant, dent resistant and otherwise protective against the elements. This will reduce necessary maintenance or repairs in the future. Metal roofing is also treated with a UV coating so as to disallow heat transfer. This makes the roof much more energy efficient.

Metal Roof Master installs the following types of metal roofs:

TYPES OF TILE ROOFS

A tile roof is a roof made from clay, ceramic, concrete or slate tiles. Each tile is secured to the roof deck by nails. Just like asphalt shingles, a tile roof is completed by starting at the bottom or lower most part of the roof, securing a row of tiles, then overlapping the next or second row of tiles over the first.

TYPES OF SHINGLE ROOFS

Roof shingles are a roof covering consisting of individual overlapping elements. These elements are typically flat, rectangular shapes laid in courses from the bottom edge of the roof up, with each successive course overlapping the joints below.

TYPES OF FLAT ROOFS

BUILT-UP ROOF (BUR)

The traditional hot-tar-and-gravel roof is built from three or more plies of waterproof material alternated with hot tar and ballasted by a layer of smooth river stone. Once made of tar paper, these types of roofs gradually are using more-advanced materials such as fiberglass membranes.
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