How Much Does Metal Roofing Cost?

So, you need a new roof, and you want to know…

How much does a metal roofing cost?

Roofing is expensive, and that’s just for a regular roof.

But it’s true, metal roofing is going to be more expensive and generally speaking will be 2-3 times more expensive than an asphalt roof.

Why?

Well, first of all, using metal as your base material for one is going to cost more.

Secondly, Interlock® roofs are made of aluminum, (which we feel has advantages over steel roofing) and as a base metal, it’s more expensive than steel.

Overall, if the price is an issue for you and you need to stick to a lower budget fix for your roof, we understand.

But.

Those who have taken the time to do their research find that Interlock® roofs prove to be more than worth the extra cost.

Why?

Primarily, because after their research they realize they are investing in their home … and really, themselves.
Our Lifetime Limited Warranty comes standard on every roof
For most this will be the last roof they will ever need
Finally, our roofing comes with benefits. (Read about them here)

But, let’s get back to roofing issues that affect every type of roof and the cost.

These questions need addressing when it comes to your next roof and all affect the price of any roof:

What pitch is your roof?

For safety reasons, higher pitched roofs could take the installers longer to install steeper pitch roofs, hence affecting the price.

(A minimum 3/12 pitch is required for our roofing)

What roofing features do you have?

How many hips or valleys do you have?
Do you require venting?
How much flashing is required?

What type/profile of roofing and color do you want?

We have 5 beautiful metal roofing profiles to choose from.
They emulate the look of traditional roofing, but with all the benefits of our metal roofing but not every profile costs the same.

We also have multiple colors to choose from, which also include 3 premium options which will affect the cost.

These contribute to giving you a final cost of your metal roof.

So the answer to how much metal roofing costs is … it depends.

Every roof is different and will require an estimate from one of our roofing experts. Which is cool, because the estimates are free.

Top 5 Benefits of Metal Roofing

Durability: Metal roofs are extremely durable and can last up to 50 years or more with proper maintenance.
Energy Efficient: Metal roofs are highly reflective, which helps to reduce the amount of heat absorbed by your home, resulting in lower energy costs.
Low Maintenance: Metal roofs require very little maintenance, making them a hassle-free option for homeowners.
Weather Resistant: Metal roofs are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, including high winds, heavy snow, and hail.
Increased Home Value: A metal roof can increase the value of your home due to its durability, energy efficiency, and low maintenance requirements.

Top 5 FAQ's for Metal Roofing

What are the benefits of a metal roof?

The benefits of a metal roof include durability, longevity, energy efficiency, low maintenance, and a wide range of design options.

Can a metal roof be installed over an existing roof?

Yes, a metal roof can often be installed over an existing roof as long as the current roof is structurally sound and meets certain requirements. It’s always best to consult with our certified Interlock Roofing Contractors.

Will a metal roof make my home hotter in the summer?

No, a metal roof is actually a great choice for hot climates as it reflects sunlight and heat away from your home, keeping it cooler and reducing energy costs.

Is a metal roof noisy during rain or hailstorms?

No, a properly installed metal roof should not be noisy during rain or hailstorms. Metal roofing systems include insulation and other sound-dampening materials to prevent excessive noise.

How much does a metal roof cost compared to other roofing materials?

While metal roofing can be more expensive than other roofing materials like asphalt shingles, it’s important to consider the long-term savings and benefits. A metal roof can pay for itself over time through energy savings and a longer lifespan, making it a smart investment for homeowners.