The Truth Behind Metal Roof Myths
The Truth Behind Metal Roof Myths
There will always be myths about a wide range of subjects, including roofing materials. In this article, Gut-R-Dun Exteriors discusses the truth behind some of the most common metal roofing myths:
Myth 1: Metal Roofs will Increase the Chances of Lightning Hitting Your Home
It is true that metal conducts electricity but it does not mean that it is drawn to metal. Metal roofs do not combust, making it a safe roof choice for your home compared to other roofs types. Let us give you the assurance that our metal roofing in Huber Heights will not attract lightning.
Myth 2: Metal Roofs will be Noisy in the Rain
This is not true. Installed metal roofs have an existing roof and attic space beneath them. This setup keeps it from making any noise during the rain. In fact, this may be quieter compared to other roofs. In addition, our metal roofs shed rain very well, preventing it from entering your home.
Myth 3: Metal Roofs Are Vulnerable to Hail Damage
Very large hailstones may cause impact damage on metal roofs but normal-sized hail will not. When it comes to textured roofs, minor dents becomes a small issue because they are not visible. We provide metal roofs that are strong and will last for a long time.
Myth 4: Walking On Metal Roof Is Not Possible
You can walk on a metal roof but knowing how to walk on it is a different story. You can rely on us to show you how to walk on your metal roof as part of our roofing services in Kettering.
Myth 5: Metal Roofs Are Colder During Winter
The truth is that metal roofs do not affect the temperature of a typical vented attic during the cold months. The insulation in your attic floor is what keeps you warm. Our metal roofs do a great job of shedding snow, preventing it from building up on your roof and causing discomfort in your home.
Count on Gut-R-Dun Exteriors to provide you with roofs that will not let you down despite harsh weather conditions. Call us today for a free estimate at (937) 203-3677 or fill out our request form.