If you’re looking for sustainable roofing, the most important question isn’t what the roof is made of. It’s how many times it will need to be replaced. A metal roof is about as close to a permanent roof as a home can get, and that’s what makes it one of the most environmentally friendly choices […]
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A metal roof warranty can look impressive on paper and still leave you paying for repairs. The length matters, but so do the terms. Here’s how metal roofing warranties work, what to watch for, and what comes with ours. Two warranties, two jobs You want both. A material warranty won’t pay for a leak caused
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Knox Presbyterian Church is a historic stone church in the heart of Elora, and it’s still home to an active congregation. So when its roof reached the end of its life, the church wanted a replacement that would last for generations and also suit the building’s character. For that reason, it chose Classic Products and
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This one is personal. When it came time to replace the roof on our owners’ own home in Elmira, they could choose any roof we sell. In the end, they chose Armadura steel shingles in Crinkle Eclipse, the same roof most of our customers pick. The Old Roof The house still had asphalt shingles, and
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For this home in Thornhill, the owners wanted a standing seam roof with clean, modern lines that would last. So they chose Clicklock aluminum standing seam in Mustang Brown. Project Goals: Sustainability and Long-Term Performance Sustainability was a big part of the owners’ decision. They wanted a roof that wouldn’t end up in a landfill
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Most roofing photos are taken the day the crew packs up. These weren’t. We photographed this Rustic aluminum metal roof in Markham 10 years after we installed it, still in its original Terra Red. The Goal: A Roof That Would Stand the Test of Time The owners wanted a roof they’d never have to think
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Up in the Blue Mountains, this ski chalet and its outbuildings had cedar shake roofs that were wearing out. The owners wanted to replace each cedar shake roof without losing the rustic look, and without the upkeep. So we installed Classic Aluminum Rustic shingles in Shake Gray. The Old Cedar Roof Years of heavy snow,
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The Lalor Estate in Dunnville is a heritage property built in 1905. When its roof needed replacing, the owners wanted a metal roof that would honour this heritage home’s original slate look and last for generations. So they chose Armadura steel shingles in a slate profile, and the heritage board approved it. Project Challenges Heritage
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A log home calls for a metal roof with natural character. This North Bay home had a cedar shake roof, and the owners wanted to keep that look in something that would last far longer. So we replaced the cedar with Classic Aluminum Rustic shingles in Shake Gray. The Old Cedar Roof The cedar shakes
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