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Your Successful Roofing FAQs MY HOME IS READY FOR A NEW ROOF. WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW? Roofing your home is a big project that involves time, effort and, of course, money. If you put a new roof on your home next year, are you willing to do it all again in 15 years?

At American Metal Roofs, we take customer satisfaction seriously.  We continue to strive toward providing the most professional service in the industry.  Our focus is on providing quality products, exceptional customer service, expert advice, flawless installation, and clear communication.

Rustic Shingle is an investment-grade metal roofing system that provides beauty, protection and increased value for your home. If you look closely at Rustic Shingle, you will see a rugged texture and deep realistic wood grain that replicates wood shake shingles.

WHAT RESPONSIBLE METAL ROOFING CONTRACTORS WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT THROUGH-FASTENED METAL ROOFING The increased use of metal roofing is obvious to just about everyone at this point.

Reroofing? Go Permanent and Save in the Long Run Learn how these homeowners went from drips and leaks to lasting durability ASPHALT ROOF FAILURE is a common complaint among homeowners, says Bryan Doyle, sales representative and roofing expert from American Metal Roofs in Flint and Charlotte.

If you live in Michigan, then you know all about our seasonal extremes; hot and humid in the summer, wet and windy in the spring and fall, and downright cold and snowy in the winter. If you think this has an adverse effect on you, how do you think your roof feels?

If you’re unfortunate enough to live in one of the areas of the country battered by the winter of 2013-14, here in Michigan, we know how you feel. Not only have we endured record snows and record cold here in Michigan this winter, but we are also seeing record ice damming on homes across the state.

Smart answers to a homeowner’s most common roofing concerns MY HOME IS READY FOR A NEW ROOF. WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW? Roofing your home is a big project that involves time, effort and, of course, money. If you put a new roof on your home next year, are you willing to do it all again in 15 years?

If you live in a wintry climate then you know that a heavy snowfall in a time of persistent cold temperatures can ultimately result in a roof leak, even if you have a strong and well maintained roof.

3 Ways You Can Prevent Winter Ice Dam What Is Ice Dam? Ice dam isn’t a natural winter occurrence but rather a signal that your attic is improperly vented, inadequately insulated--or both.