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Metal roofs are known for their longevity and durability, and in many areas, they can last up to 50 years. We love metal roofs because they can withstand heavy rain, strong winds, and even extreme weather such as hurricanes. However, damage can occur, as can wear and tear. In many cases, a damaged metal roof

The slope, pitch, or angle, of a roof is part of the architecture of the house, which adds to the look and feel of your home. It relates to the measurement of the roof’s vertical rise to horizontal distance — in other words, the degree to which your roof is angled — which can be

If you have a metal roof or you’re planning to have one installed, insulation is an important part of keeping your home comfortable and energy efficient. (Incidentally, here at Erie Home, all our metal roofs are insulated.) While we recommend trusting a professional roofer to manage this type of upgrade, we realize there are some

If you’re a DIY-er, you might have considered installing your own roof — perhaps you’ve already done so with an asphalt shingle roof. Metal roofing has become more popular in recent years, and for good reason: It’s durable, long-lasting, and energy-efficient. However, metal roofing is also more difficult to install than asphalt shingles, and at

Do you have a negative impression of metal roofs or feel that metal roofs are unsightly? What if we told you there’s a metal roof that looks like shingles but provides better protection than common asphalt? Yes, you can have both – a durable metal roof, with aesthetically pleasing shingles. You may already know that

So you’ve decided to upgrade your roof to metal, but given the various types of metal roofs on the market, how do you choose which type of metal roof is best for residential roofing? You know outfitting your home with a metal roof can help add value to your property thanks to its durability and