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What You Should Know About Metal Roofing

Metal roof with graphic reading What You Should Know about Metal Roofing

The words “metal roofing” used to be associated with images of old-fashioned tin roofs that are both rustic and plain. Thanks to recent advancements in design and construction, metal is now known for being an elegant and durable roofing material, making it increasingly popular among homeowners. If you’re interested in investing in a metal roof… ( read more )

For All-Season Performance, Metal Roofs Deliver

For All-Season Performance, Classic Metal Roofs in MA, CT, NH & RI delivers

Extreme weather can hit any time, in any region and in any season. That makes metal roofing a great choice for homeowners, no matter where they live. Stormy weather ahead Wind, heavy hailstorms and driving rain: a metal roof can withstand even the most severe conditions including winds that equal to an F2 tornado which… ( read more )

Guest Bloggers to Share Insights on Metal Roofing

Guest Bloggers to Share Insights on Metal Roofing in MA, CT, NH & RI

Classic Metal Roofs is committed to educating homeowners, architects, and contractors throughout the country about the many benefits of metal roof systems. We believe our blog is Southern New England’s best resource for information about metal roofing, which is why we regularly feature articles from the industry experts. This year we will be adding several… ( read more )

Tearing Off Existing Roofing Gets More Expensive

A landfill

Waste disposal costs of demolition material have been consistently rising throughout 2017. Waste disposal services have largely eaten most, if not all, of the additional costs this year. In some instances, these waste services are taking material, such as asphalt, to landfills in other states. Landfills are closing and we are running out of room. … ( read more )

It’s all in the Finish: Metal Roofing

A runner crossing the finish line.

I remember growing up and my dad always talking about the “finish”, whether it was with chores at home, or while playing sports, he kept reminding my siblings and me that the “finish” was the most important part. The gravity of that didn’t really hit me until I was a bit older; that in most… ( read more )