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Read these articles
before making your roofing decision . . .
Quest for Authenticity
As far back as the 1700s, some of
the nicest American homes were topped with metal roofs.
Architects say the recent resurgence stems from high-end
clients' desire for materials that are somehow more historically
authentic than asphalt, yet are less apt to induce sticker shock
than slate, tile or wood shakes.
(click here for entire article)
The
Roofing Report
So what do you know about re-roofing your home? Unless you’re a
roofer, builder or architect you probably don’t know too much.
Before we go too far, here’s an interesting tidbit that you need to know
right up front: Of all of the complaints filed with the BBB and other
reporting agencies for home improvement remodeling trades, one of the
highest (if not THE highest) number of complaints are lodged against
roofing contractors.
(click here for entire article)
Homeowners on a Hot Metal Roof
More home builders and renovators are
saying no to asphalt-shingle roofs, heralding a revival of interest in
slate, clay tile, wood shake and other historically popular materials
that we considered both aesthetically pleasing and less harmful to the
environment. But most of these options are impractical. Slate and clay
tile are heavy and may require structural reinforcement. Wood isn’t
durable and offers limited fire resistance.
(click here for entire article)
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Florida and Gulf States Residents:
Argo Metal Roofing can help you
find an installer to repair your storm-damaged
roofs! Please call Alex at (847)
674-4930,
or send us an email, and we will help you find
an installer!
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