Pacific Northwest Region
Metal roofing offers benefits for any size home in the Pacific Northwest. Not only is it the best investment and boosts your home’s value, but it can also increase longevity, is more energy efficient, and environmentally sustainable. Continue on below to gain more information on what styles are most popular, what to expect in bad weather conditions, and how well metal roofs perform.
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Popular Trends In Your Area
Residential metal roofs are available in a wide variety of styles, types, and colors. This includes metal slate, metal shingle, vertical panel, natural metals in varying metal materials such as steel, aluminum and copper. However, in the Pacific northwest the most popular styles are metal tile and metal shake. While the most popular colors are typically green and brown.
Metal Roofing Coatings & Colors
Choosing a color for your home’s roof can have a huge impact on your home’s overall aesthetic. With metal roofing, the color choices are virtually limitless meaning you can select from a wide variety of options or work with your installer on a custom-designed look. Download this guide to learn some considerations when selecting your roof color.
Reliability During Severe Weather Conditions
Unlike other roofing styles, a properly constructed metal roof can handle almost everything Mother Nature can bring. Choosing a roof that is designed to carry heavy weight loads, such as snow and ice. Several metal roofing styles encourage snow shed and minimize ice damming due to their smooth surface. Snow guards are readily available and easily fitted to every style of metal roof on the market.
High Performance Roofing
Quality metal roofs handle heavy loads, like snow and ice, with ease. Many styles prevent ice damming and encourage snow shedding. Plus, you can easily add snow guards to any metal roof style. Read our experts' answers to questions from residents about snow and ice buildup on metal roofing in order to safeguard your home.
Wildfire: FEMA advises homeowners in fire-prone areas to replace wood or asphalt shingle roofs with fire-resistant materials like metal. Discover how metal roofing protects your home from wildfires in the brochure below.
Resilient Roofing Considerations
The right mix of materials and design can mean the difference between survival and total loss. Download our PDF to learn more on what makes a home resilient.
Hail: Each year, hail causes about 1.6 billion dollars worth of damage to residential roofs in the U.S. For more information download the brochure below.
Metal Roof Visualizer
Visualize your new metal roof with this easy-to-use, online application. Upload a photo of your home or browse the samples.
Inspirational Metal Roofs
Find inspiration for your own home in other homes with metal roofs.
