Metal Roofing

Standing seam roofing is undoubtedly far more cost-effective in the long run. Depending on the location and panel profile, standing seam roofs can outlast shingle roofs by three times their lifetime. Despite the 30-year warranties claimed by shingle manufacturers and the seemingly unrealistic 50-year workmanship warranties pitched by some contractors, a standard dimensional "30-year" shingle will only last about 10-14 years in Florida's weather. Moreover, due to the escalating cost of inflation, you will end up paying 50% or more for the same roof in 14 years. The cost per square increased by a substantial 55% from 2017 to 2024 in materials, labor, landfill, and even permitting to replace a roof. So, it's crucial to consider how much your next roof will cost in the near future and how much you will pay for repairs to extend the life of your shingle roof for a few more years.   In summary, while the upfront cost of standing seam may be higher, in 30 years, you'll find yourself paying significantly less compared to a shingle roof with a decent life still left.