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DALLAS ROOF INSTALLATION

The most critical surface of a home is the roof. It endures weather exposure and protects the occupants from the elements. Roofs block snow, hail, wind, and rain. By catching sunlight, they provide insulation that keeps the home cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

A ROOF SERVES AN IMPORTANT ROLE. 

Homeowners not only want a roof that looks good, but also performs well under stress. A damaged roof is costly in ways other than repair costs. A damaged roof repair is cheap in comparison to other items. Ruined furniture, destroyed flooring, and electrical grid damage that sometimes results from a leaky roof.

At Hometown Roofing, we take roof installation services seriously. That’s why we offer free roof inspections, conduct thorough interviews so we understand your unique needs, and use only top-quality products — no matter what type of roofing system you choose.

FINDING THE RIGHT
TYPE OF ROOF FOR YOU

Homeowners highly value the durability of a roof. They spend time deciding between the different types of roofing materials. And while every type of material has its own distinct advantages, it’s ultimately up to the needs and budget of the homeowner.

A roofing company that sells only asphalt shingles or metal roofs backs their clients into a corner and limits their options.

ASPHALT ROOFING

Until recently, suggesting anything but asphalt was strange. Asphalt shingles are the traditional residential roofing material. Asphalt is a thick roofing option that typically costs less regarding material costs and installation. There is a variety of styles available.

Asphalt is a good fit for most homes. Some daring homeowners choose asphalt because they want roofing to be a Do-It-Yourself project. Asphalt shingles are appealing in the case of damage occurrence. An owner climbs on the roof and does the repair.

In most locations, an asphalt roof lasts 50 years or more. Adverse weather conditions sometimes affect the lifespan of asphalt roofing. Despite those conditions, an asphalt roof withstands the weather for at least 25 years with proper maintenance. Asphalt is the least expensive of the two options, comes in virtually any color, and goes well with nearly all home designs.

METAL ROOFING

Metal roofs hold a prominent place in industry and commercial use. Using metal for residential roofing is a relatively new concept. Cheap metal roofs are indeed cheap in quality. Quality metal roofing has some significant advantages. Extreme longevity tops the list.

Metal roofs last a century. All but the cheapest metal roofs offer superior element protection. Roofers fashion metal into nearly any roofing design imaginable. It is even possible for metal roofing to imitate shingles.

Metal roofs are a reliable, dependable option. The price is the most limiting factor. Cheap metal roofs cost more than expensive asphalt. Few people choose to settle for cheap metal roofing. A metal roof that fits into a budget is a great option.

COMPARING

ASPHALT AND METAL

In the mental battle between longevity and price, asphalt roofing options typically last just as long as you own the home. If extreme weather is a problem, metal is likely the better option. Be aware that option costs considerably more. 

As far as longevity, it is hard to find roofing material that lasts longer than well-made metal. Metal roofs are available in a wide selection of colors and styles. Some look like popular asphalt roofs. High-end metal sometimes costs four times as much as asphalt.

Cheap metal roofing performs poorly under snowy or rainy conditions or strong winds. Those weather conditions need to be a consideration when choosing roofing material. Cheap metal roofs allow the sound of every raindrop to carry. Cheap metal is not an attractive option.

When money is not an issue, metal roofing designs that look beautiful are plentiful. They offer superior extreme weather performance and have a quiet, comfortable feel.

MAKING THE DECISION

When making a decision, consider weather conditions and budget. Metal is stronger. Cheap metal is more prone to hail and wind damage than asphalt. Asphalt is nearly always cheaper than metal. Asphalt roofs have a 30 to 40-year warranty. They typically last well past the warranty.

Cost and presentation are the factors that have the most influence on the decision. When money is not part of the scenario, metal lasts longer and is a better option. The claims of metal roofing only companies need not be a consideration if a metal roof is not in the budget. Asphalt is a reliable roofing option.

Whether you have residential or commercial roofing needs, the team at Hometown Roofing is always available to discuss your concerns and help you pick the optimal roofing option for your home or business. Contact us today to get started with a free roof inspection.