Metal Roofs

Metal Roofing Alliance Style Photo Gallery Today's residential metal roofing is made to look exactly like common roofing material - such as asphalt shingle, cedar shake, clay tile or slate roofing - only stronger and more durable. There's certain to be a style and finish to match your home and neighborhood. Click on an image or the name of a particular type of metal roofing style, to see information about manufacturers and additional detailed images. Want more information on available finishes? Click here... Metal Shake Click here to view more of this style Metal Shingle/Slate Click here to view more of this style Metal Tile Click here to view more of this style Vertical Panel Click here to view more of this style

Today's residential metal roofing is made to look exactly like common roofing material - such as asphalt shingle, cedar shake, clay tile or slate roofing - only stronger and more durable. There's certain to be a style and finish to match your home and neighborhood. 

Great for low-pitched roofs and high-pitched roofs alike, metal roofs are ideal for forested areas, moss prone areas and areas that receive a lot of snow. With many new metal roof options, homeowners can choose metal roofs in a multitude of colors and textures that even imitate cedar shake or tile (without the excess weight of tile). Most metal roofs are installed in sheets, but shingles are an option also--the most popular being aluminum and copper. The cost of metal roofing is initially higher but it has a longer lifetime than other roofing materials. Also, metal roofs can lower heating and air conditioning costs, making a metal roof a very good investment for your home. In addition, most metal roofs are made from recycled metals, making them an environmentally friendly choice for your home