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Are Metal Roofs Noisy?  Should this Be a Concern for Homeowners? Get Started One of the top questions homeowners ask metal roof installers is, “Are metal roofs noisy? We understand that many people have the understanding that metal roofs are noisy. Perhaps they have been caught in a rain storm in a pole barn with a roof that is made of 29 gauge steel and totally exposed on the inside and has steel walls as well. If so, the sound can be deafening. However, this is not the sound you will hear on a residential metal roof if it has been installed properly.  Read More >

What colors are available for Metal Roofs? Get Started Among considerations such as cost and longevity, one of the main questions homeowners have is, “What  colors are available for metal roofs?” Besides protecting homes, roofs have a major aesthetic impact on a home’s exterior. Choosing the right color can instantly improve a home’s curb appeal.  In this blog post, we will explore the color varieties available for the three types of metal roofs: interlocking metal panels, standing seam, and stone-coated metal roofs. We will also cover how to choose between the different colors for metal roofs.  Learn More Stone-Coated Read More >

Metal Roofing vs. Asphalt Shingles: Which Roof Material Is Best? Get Started Two popular types of roofs are metal and asphalt, which is why many homeowners spend a lot of time comparing metal roofing vs. asphalt shingles. While both have their own distinctive advantages, at AM Burney Exteriors, we believe metal roofing is one of the best options in the long term. From longevity and toughness to return on investment to energy savings and more, here are some reasons to choose metal roofing over asphalt.  Learn More Longevity and Toughness When it comes to the longevity and toughness of metal Read More >

What Is the Average Lifespan of a Metal Roof? Get Started When homeowners are comparing various roof options, one of the most common questions they will ask is, “What is the lifespan of a metal roof?” A very good question. Replacing a roof is an investment regardless of material choice but when considering metal roofs we like to think of them as an investment. Homeowners want to make sure they’re getting the best deal for their money and even though a metal roof installation typically runs higher than an asphalt roof, one should consider the long term benefits and return on their investment, Read More >