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Your roof stops being a worry. No more wondering if the next storm will cause damage or if you’ll face another expensive repair bill in a few years.
Metal roofing means waking up after heavy snow, high winds, or summer storms knowing your home stayed completely protected. Your energy bills drop because the roof reflects heat instead of absorbing it—keeping your house cooler in summer and reducing the strain on your HVAC system.
You get decades of reliable protection instead of the typical 15-20 year cycle of repairs and replacements that come with other roofing materials. It’s the kind of investment that makes financial sense when you plan to stay in your home long-term.
We’ve been serving Calverton and Suffolk County homeowners for decades as a family-owned business. We understand exactly what Long Island weather does to roofs—the salt air, humidity, seasonal storms, and temperature swings that break down inferior materials.
Our team combines traditional craftsmanship with modern metal roofing techniques. Every project gets personal oversight because our family name is on the work. We’re fully licensed, properly insured, and equipped with the latest tools to handle metal roofing installation correctly the first time.
When nine out of ten contractors go out of business within ten years, our longevity in Calverton speaks to the relationships we’ve built with homeowners who trust us with their most important investment.
We start with a thorough inspection of your current roof and attic to identify any underlying issues that need attention before installation. You’ll get a detailed estimate that breaks down materials, labor, and timeline with no hidden costs.
Installation begins with proper preparation—protecting your property and ensuring the roof deck is structurally sound. We install high-quality underlayment as a moisture barrier, then methodically lay metal panels or shingles starting from the lowest point. Each panel is secured with specialized fasteners designed specifically for metal roofing.
The process typically takes longer than asphalt installation because we’re building something meant to last 50+ years. You’ll get regular updates throughout the project, and we clean up completely each day. Final inspection ensures everything meets our quality standards and local building codes.
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We install standing seam metal roofing, corrugated metal systems, and metal shingles in steel, aluminum, and copper materials. Each option offers different benefits—standing seam provides the sleekest look with superior water-tightness, while metal shingles give you durability with a more traditional appearance.
Calverton’s coastal climate demands materials that resist salt air corrosion and handle temperature swings. Our metal roofing systems include protective coatings specifically designed for Long Island conditions. We also install proper ventilation systems to prevent moisture buildup and ensure your metal roof performs optimally year-round.
Color options range from classic neutrals to bold architectural statements. Many of our Calverton customers choose reflective finishes that significantly reduce cooling costs during hot summers—some see energy savings of 25% or more compared to their previous roof.
Metal roofing in Calverton typically runs $8,500 to $25,000 for most homes, depending on size, material choice, and roof complexity. While the upfront cost is higher than asphalt shingles, metal roofing pays for itself through energy savings and elimination of replacement cycles.
Standing seam systems cost more than metal shingles, but they offer superior weather protection and longevity. Steep roofs, multiple levels, and features like skylights or chimneys increase installation complexity and cost. We provide detailed estimates that break down all factors affecting your specific project.
The investment makes sense when you consider metal roofing lasts 50+ years versus 15-20 for asphalt, requires minimal maintenance, and can reduce cooling costs by 10-25% annually.
Metal roofing is specifically designed to handle Long Island’s challenging weather conditions. Our systems withstand heavy snow loads, high winds up to hurricane force, hail damage, and the salt air corrosion that affects coastal properties.
The interlocking panel design and specialized fastening systems we use are engineered for extreme weather resistance. Metal doesn’t crack, split, or deteriorate like other materials when exposed to freeze-thaw cycles common in Suffolk County winters.
Modern metal roofing includes protective coatings that resist rust and corrosion even in humid, salt-air environments. Many of our Calverton installations have performed flawlessly through major storms that damaged neighboring roofs made from traditional materials.
Most metal roofing installations in Calverton take 3-7 days depending on home size and roof complexity. Metal installation takes longer than asphalt because we’re building a permanent solution rather than a temporary fix.
Weather can affect the timeline—we don’t install metal roofing in high winds or during storms for safety and quality reasons. Complex rooflines with multiple angles, chimneys, or skylights require additional time for proper flashing and sealing.
We provide realistic timelines upfront and keep you updated throughout the process. The extra time invested during installation ensures your metal roof will protect your home for decades without problems.
Properly installed metal roofing with quality underlayment is not significantly noisier than other roofing materials. The key is professional installation with sound-dampening layers that we include in every metal roofing system.
Modern metal roofing uses specialized underlayment and insulation techniques that effectively reduce noise transmission. Most homeowners are surprised that their new metal roof is actually quieter than their previous asphalt roof during storms.
The noise concern usually comes from older metal installations or agricultural buildings without proper sound barriers. Our residential metal roofing systems are designed for comfort and include all necessary components to minimize noise while maximizing weather protection.
If your current roof is 15+ years old, showing signs of wear, or requiring frequent repairs, it’s time to consider metal roofing replacement. Asphalt shingles in Long Island’s climate typically need replacement every 15-20 years due to salt air and weather damage.
Signs you need roof replacement include missing or damaged shingles, granule loss, water stains on ceilings, or increasing energy bills from poor insulation. Rather than replacing with another short-term solution, metal roofing eliminates the replacement cycle entirely.
The best time for metal roof installation is during mild weather months, but we handle emergency replacements year-round. Getting ahead of roof failure saves money and prevents interior damage from leaks.
Metal roofing requires minimal maintenance compared to other roofing materials—typically just annual inspections and occasional cleaning. We recommend checking gutters and removing debris from roof valleys after major storms.
Unlike asphalt shingles that crack, curl, and lose granules, metal roofing maintains its integrity with virtually no degradation. You won’t deal with moss growth, rot, or pest damage that affects other materials. Most maintenance involves ensuring proper drainage and checking that flashing remains sealed.
Professional inspection every few years helps identify any minor issues before they become problems. Many of our Calverton metal roof installations require no maintenance beyond gutter cleaning for their first decade of service.
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