Metal Roofing in Dayton, Ohio

For many years, the price of metal roofing was considered double or even triple the cost of shingle roofing. However, during the last several years, shingle prices and materials have changed so much that metal roofing is now a somewhat more reasonable alternative. Metal roofing is initially more expensive to install, but it is more durable and lasts much longer than traditional shingle roofs, therefore, saving the homeowner money in the long run.

Metal roofing offers twenty different color options and most are Energy Star rated. Metal roofing can be installed over existing shingle roofing, thus eliminating the cost of a roof tear off. Another cost effective advantage of a metal roof is that it helps to lower utility bills by reflecting the suns ultra violet rays instead of absorbing them.

Lance Roofing and Siding offers metal roofing by Union Corrugating Company metal roofing supplies. Xebec 3 offers high quality Union Corrugated Company metal roofing materials that have a lifetime warranty on the galvalume metal and trim products and a 40 year guarantee on the paint. We offer Master-Rib and Advantage-Loc roofing panels in 29 or 26 gauge material in a variety of colors. Master-Rib panels are corrugated while Advantage-Loc offers standing seams. The 26 gauge panels are a thicker, heavier material and are therefore more impact resistant than the 29 gauge panels.

The Benefits of Metal Roofing

TO THE BUILDING or HOMEOWNER:
Variety of shapes and colors
Trustworthy panel and paint warranty
Excellent water, snow and ice shedding
Withstands hail better than any other roofing material
Superior re-roofing material
Fire proof
Energy Efficient

TO THE ENVIRONMENT:
Made from 100% Recyclable material
Conserves landfill space
No shingle disposal

TO THE HOMEBUILDER:
Fast installation with technical support available
Full line of color-matched trim/flashings
Light weight, re-roof over shingles and furring strips

TO THE ARCHITECT:
Broad spectrum of designs and colors
Technical support Low life-cycle cost