Why Barberton Homeowners Are Choosing Metal Roofing

The shift to metal roofing isn’t just a trend—it’s a smart investment backed by undeniable benefits. Ohio’s challenging climate demands a roof that can handle extreme temperature swings, heavy snow loads, summer storms, and everything in between. Metal roofing rises to meet these challenges while delivering value that extends far beyond simple protection.

Exceptional Longevity: 40-70 Years of Reliable Performance

One of the most compelling reasons Barberton homeowners choose metal roofing is its remarkable lifespan. While traditional asphalt shingles typically last 15-25 years before requiring replacement, a professionally installed metal roof can protect your home for 40-70 years with minimal maintenance. Premium materials like copper and zinc can even exceed 100 years with proper care.

Consider what this means for your investment: If you’re 40 years old and install a metal roof today, it could be the last roof you ever need to purchase. No more worrying about re-roofing every two decades, no more contractor searches, no more disruption to your life. This longevity translates directly to long-term cost savings and peace of mind that’s hard to put a price on.

Superior Energy Efficiency: Cut Cooling Costs by Up to 25%

Barberton summers can be brutally hot and humid, pushing air conditioning systems to their limits and driving up utility bills. Metal roofing fights back with impressive energy efficiency. Unlike dark asphalt shingles that absorb solar radiation and transfer heat into your attic, metal roofs with reflective coatings bounce up to 70% of the sun’s energy back into the atmosphere.

This reflectivity keeps your attic temperatures 20-30°F cooler than conventional roofing, reducing the workload on your HVAC system and cutting cooling costs by 15-25% during summer months. Over the 50+ year lifespan of your metal roof, these energy savings can add up to thousands of dollars—money that stays in your pocket rather than going to the utility company.

Minimal Maintenance: More Time for What Matters

Life is busy enough without constantly worrying about roof maintenance. Metal roofing requires remarkably little upkeep compared to other materials. There are no shingles to crack, curl, or blow off in windstorms. No granules washing down your gutters. No moss or algae growth requiring regular cleaning. No ice dams backing up under shingles and causing interior leaks.

Annual inspections to check fasteners and sealants, occasional cleaning to maintain appearance, and keeping gutters clear—that’s typically all the maintenance a metal roof requires. For Barberton homeowners who prefer spending weekends at Lake Anna Park rather than on roof maintenance, metal roofing delivers the low-maintenance lifestyle you desire.

Unmatched Weather Resistance for Ohio’s Extreme Climate

Northeast Ohio weather doesn’t play favorites. We face it all: spring thunderstorms with golf ball-sized hail, summer winds exceeding 70 MPH, fall temperature swings, and winter snowstorms that dump 40+ inches on our roofs. Your roof needs to handle whatever nature throws at it, and metal roofing is engineered precisely for this challenge.

Standing seam metal roofs excel in extreme weather conditions. Their interlocking panel design creates a continuous barrier with no exposed fasteners—eliminating the weak points where other roofs fail. Metal roofs shed snow and ice effortlessly, preventing the dangerous buildup that can stress roof structures and cause ice dams. Wind resistance ratings of 120-140 MPH mean your roof stays secure even in severe storms. And Class A fire ratings provide the highest level of fire protection available.

Enhanced Curb Appeal and Home Value

Beauty and performance aren’t mutually exclusive with metal roofing. Modern metal roofs come in an extensive range of colors, finishes, and profiles that complement any architectural style—from historic homes in Central Barberton to contemporary designs in West Barberton.

Real estate professionals consistently report that homes with metal roofs command premium prices and sell faster than comparable properties with standard roofing. Studies show metal roofs can recoup 61-86% of their installation cost at resale, with some markets seeing even higher returns. Buyers recognize the value of a roof that won’t need replacement for decades, making your home more attractive in Barberton’s competitive housing market.

Metal Roofing Materials: Finding Your Perfect Match

Not all metal roofing is created equal. The material you choose significantly impacts performance, aesthetics, and cost. Eagle Eye Roofing offers the complete spectrum of metal roofing materials, ensuring you get the perfect solution for your home and budget.

Steel Roofing: The Perfect Balance of Performance and Value

Steel is the most popular metal roofing material in Barberton, and for good reason. It offers exceptional durability at a cost-effective price point, making it accessible to more homeowners while delivering outstanding performance.

Galvanized Steel: Coated with a protective layer of zinc, galvanized steel resists corrosion and provides excellent durability. It’s the most economical metal roofing option while still offering 40-50 years of reliable service. Galvanized steel performs exceptionally well in Ohio’s climate, handling our heavy snow loads and temperature extremes without issue. Cost: $8-12 per square foot installed.

Galvalume Steel: This premium steel option features a zinc-aluminum coating that provides superior corrosion resistance compared to traditional galvanized steel. The aluminum content enhances the protective coating’s longevity and reflectivity, making Galvalume an excellent choice for energy efficiency. Many manufacturers offer extended warranties on Galvalume products due to their proven durability. Cost: $9-14 per square foot installed.

Painted/Coated Steel: Steel panels with high-quality paint systems like Kynar 500 or Hylar 5000 combine durability with aesthetic versatility. These fluoropolymer coatings resist fading, chalking, and weathering far better than standard paints, maintaining their appearance for 30+ years. Available in dozens of colors from classic earth tones to modern bold hues, painted steel allows you to customize your roof to match your home’s style perfectly. Cost: $10-16 per square foot installed.

Aluminum Roofing: Lightweight Champion for Coastal-Like Conditions

While Barberton isn’t coastal, our humid climate and exposure to road salt during winter make aluminum roofing an attractive option for certain homeowners. Aluminum naturally resists corrosion without requiring protective coatings, making it virtually maintenance-free.

Aluminum’s lightweight nature—roughly one-third the weight of steel—makes it ideal for homes with structural concerns or older construction where minimizing roof weight is important. This light weight also simplifies installation and reduces stress on your home’s framing.

The material’s natural softness means aluminum can dent more easily than steel when struck by hail or falling branches, though modern alloys have improved impact resistance significantly. For homes near heavily salted roads or in areas with high humidity exposure, aluminum’s corrosion resistance makes it worth considering despite the higher cost. Cost: $11-18 per square foot installed.

Copper Roofing: Timeless Elegance That Improves with Age

For homeowners who view their roof as a statement piece and long-term investment, copper roofing represents the ultimate in metal roofing luxury. Copper’s rich, warm tones create an unmistakable appearance that only improves over time as the metal develops its characteristic patina—the beautiful green or blue-green coating that protects against further corrosion.

Copper requires no protective coatings or paints, as the metal itself is naturally resistant to corrosion. With proper installation, copper roofs can last well over 100 years, making them true century roofs. Historic homes in Central Barberton and Norton Park particularly benefit from copper’s classic appearance and proven longevity.

The premium price reflects copper’s exceptional qualities, limited availability, and the specialized installation expertise required. If you’re building your forever home or renovating a historic property, copper’s investment pays dividends in performance and prestige. Cost: $18-35 per square foot installed.

Zinc Roofing: The Sustainable Premium Choice

Zinc roofing shares many of copper’s benefits while offering a more contemporary aesthetic. Like copper, zinc develops a protective patina over time—though zinc’s patina appears blue-gray rather than green. This “living finish” continuously protects the metal while creating a distinctive appearance that evolves over decades.

Zinc is exceptionally eco-friendly, requiring less energy to produce than other metals and being 100% recyclable at the end of its service life (typically 80-100 years). The material’s self-healing properties mean minor scratches in the patina actually repair themselves over time as the protective layer regenerates.

Modern homes in West Barberton and contemporary designs throughout the area benefit from zinc’s sleek, sophisticated appearance. While the investment is substantial, zinc’s minimal maintenance requirements, sustainability credentials, and century-long lifespan make it an excellent choice for environmentally conscious homeowners. Cost: $15-25 per square foot installed.

Standing Seam Metal Roofing: The Premium Installation Method

Among metal roofing installations, standing seam systems represent the gold standard—offering superior performance, clean aesthetics, and maximum weather protection. Understanding why standing seam commands a premium helps you make an informed decision about your roofing investment.

What Makes Standing Seam Special?

Standing seam roofing features vertical metal panels that run from ridge to eave, connected by raised seams (typically 1-2 inches tall) that “stand” above the roof surface. These seams aren’t just aesthetic—they’re the key to standing seam’s superior performance.

The critical advantage: concealed fasteners. Unlike exposed fastener systems where screws penetrate the roof surface and require rubber washers that eventually deteriorate, standing seam panels attach to the roof deck with clips hidden beneath the seams. This concealed fastening eliminates potential leak points and removes the need for maintenance associated with exposed fastener systems.

Vertical Panel Design: Engineered for Water Management

The vertical orientation of standing seam panels serves a crucial purpose in Ohio’s wet climate. Water flows straight down the roof without crossing seams, while the raised seam profile creates a barrier that prevents water from working sideways under adjacent panels—even in wind-driven rain that plagues Barberton during spring storms.

This design also facilitates rapid snow and ice shedding. Rather than accumulating on the roof and creating dangerous ice dams like asphalt shingles, snow slides effortlessly off the slick metal surface, reducing roof loads and eliminating ice dam concerns that plague many Barberton homes each winter.

Mechanical Seaming: Watertight by Design

Standing seam panels connect through mechanical seaming—a process where specialized equipment crimps adjacent panels together, creating an interlocked connection stronger than the metal panels themselves. There are several seaming methods, each offering different benefits:

Single-Lock Seam: Panels snap together with a single fold, creating a clean appearance suitable for moderate climates. While less common in Barberton due to our weather extremes, single-lock systems work well on steeper roofs with good drainage.

Double-Lock Seam: The industry standard for Northeast Ohio, double-lock seams feature two folds that create an extremely tight connection resistant to wind-driven rain and capable of handling significant thermal expansion/contraction. This is our recommended option for Barberton installations, balancing performance with cost-effectiveness.

Triple-Lock/Architectural Seam: For maximum weather protection and enhanced appearance, triple-lock seams add an extra fold for the ultimate in wind and water resistance. Premium installations in exposed locations benefit from this added security.

Thermal Movement Accommodation

Metal expands when heated and contracts when cooled—a property that must be accommodated in roof design. Ohio’s extreme temperature swings (we can see 60+ degree differences between summer highs and winter lows) make this particularly important.

Standing seam systems incorporate “floating” clip designs that allow panels to expand and contract freely without buckling or creating stress points. This engineering detail explains why properly installed standing seam roofs remain flat and true for decades, while some other metal roofing systems can develop waves or “oil canning” over time.

Standing Seam Installation Profiles

Standing seam roofs come in various panel widths (typically 12-24 inches) and seam heights (1-3 inches), each creating a different aesthetic. Narrower panels with taller seams create dramatic shadow lines perfect for contemporary architecture, while wider panels with lower seams offer a more subtle, classic appearance suitable for traditional homes.

The panel width you choose affects more than just appearance—it impacts cost and performance. Wider panels require fewer seams, reducing material and labor costs. However, wider panels can show more oil canning (the wavy appearance that sometimes develops in flat metal surfaces), so panel selection involves balancing multiple factors.

Metal Shingles and Tiles: Traditional Looks, Modern Performance

Not every Barberton homeowner wants the contemporary appearance of standing seam panels. Metal shingles and tiles offer an excellent alternative—delivering all the performance benefits of metal roofing while mimicking the appearance of traditional roofing materials.

Metal Shingles: Slate and Shake Appearance Without the Weight

Metal shingles are individual panels stamped and shaped to resemble traditional materials. The most popular styles include:

Stone-Coated Steel Shingles: These steel shingles are coated with stone chips bonded to the metal surface, creating exceptional durability and a texture that closely mimics asphalt shingles. They’re an excellent transitional option for homeowners hesitant about metal roofing’s traditional appearance, offering Class 4 impact resistance and 50-year lifespans. Historic homes in Norton Park particularly benefit from stone-coated metal’s ability to meet preservation guidelines while providing modern protection.

Shake-Style Metal Shingles: Designed to replicate cedar shake roofing, these metal shingles feature textured surfaces and varied widths that capture the rustic charm of wood without the maintenance headaches, fire risk, or pest concerns. Perfect for homes where wood shake roofing was original but replacement wood is cost-prohibitive or impractical.

Slate-Style Metal Panels: High-end metal shingles can mimic the appearance of natural slate roofing—providing the elegant, timeless look of slate at a fraction of the weight and cost. Natural slate weighs 800-1,500 pounds per square (100 square feet), requiring structural reinforcement many homes can’t accommodate. Metal slate alternatives weigh just 100-150 pounds per square, making them suitable for any home structure.

Installation Considerations for Metal Shingles

Metal shingles install similarly to traditional shingles but with critical differences. Each shingle typically interlocks with adjacent pieces, creating a cohesive surface resistant to wind uplift. Unlike standing seam systems with concealed fasteners, metal shingles require exposed fastening—though modern fastening systems minimize potential leak points and use durable components designed to last as long as the shingles themselves.

The modular nature of metal shingles offers advantages for complex roof designs with multiple valleys, dormers, and detail work. Each shingle can be individually placed and adjusted, making them ideal for intricate architectural styles common in Central Barberton’s historic neighborhoods.

The Eagle Eye Metal Roofing Installation Process

Metal roofing’s exceptional performance depends entirely on proper installation. The most premium materials perform poorly when installed incorrectly, while even mid-range materials excel when installed expertly. Our 26 years of experience have refined our installation process to deliver consistently exceptional results.

Step 1: Comprehensive Assessment and Planning

Every successful metal roof begins with thorough assessment. Our specialists inspect your existing roof structure, examining roof decking condition, structural capacity, ventilation, and any unique challenges your home presents. We measure precisely, accounting for roof pitch, complexity, penetrations (chimneys, vents, skylights), and edge conditions.

This assessment informs our material recommendations. A steeply pitched roof in an exposed location might benefit from heavier-gauge steel and triple-lock seams, while a more sheltered home with moderate pitch might do well with standard materials and double-lock seams. We tailor our approach to your specific situation rather than offering one-size-fits-all solutions.

Step 2: Material Selection and Custom Ordering

Unlike shingle roofing where materials are standardized and readily available, metal roofing often requires custom fabrication. We work with you to select:

• Metal type (steel, aluminum, copper, zinc)
• Gauge/thickness appropriate for your roof and climate exposure
• Panel profile (standing seam, corrugated, shingle-style)
• Color from manufacturer’s palette (we provide large samples for viewing in natural light)
• Finish type (standard polyester, premium Kynar/PVDF, natural patina)
• Trim and accessory colors (matching or contrasting)

Custom orders typically require 2-4 weeks for fabrication, during which we schedule your installation, obtain necessary permits, and coordinate all logistics. This lead time ensures panels arrive cut to exact specifications for your roof, minimizing field cutting and ensuring tight tolerances.

Step 3: Structural Preparation and Decking Inspection

On installation day, we begin by removing your existing roofing materials (if replacing an old roof) and conducting a thorough decking inspection. Any damaged, rotted, or compromised decking is replaced with structural-grade plywood or OSB sheathing that meets or exceeds local building codes.

This critical step can’t be skipped. Even the finest metal roof performs poorly if installed over compromised decking. We photograph any damage found and discuss necessary repairs before proceeding—no surprise charges, no hidden fees, just honest assessment and transparent communication.

Step 4: Premium Underlayment Installation

While metal roofing itself is highly waterproof, building codes and best practices require high-quality underlayment as a secondary water barrier. We install synthetic underlayment rated for metal roofing applications—materials specifically designed to withstand the higher temperatures metal roofs can reach and engineered for long-term performance.

In areas vulnerable to ice dams (typically the first 3-6 feet from the eaves), we install self-adhering ice and water shield membrane. This rubberized barrier seals around fasteners and provides exceptional protection against water intrusion from ice dam backup—a must-have for Barberton winters.

Step 5: Precise Panel Installation

Metal roofing installation requires specialized skills, equipment, and attention to detail. Our certified installers:

Begin with starter strips and edge trim: Properly installed trim is critical for both appearance and function. We custom-fit all trim pieces, ensuring tight tolerances and professional finishing.

Install panels following manufacturer specifications: Each panel must be perfectly aligned—even slight misalignment compounds across the roof, creating visible waves or gaps. We use laser guides and precise measurements to ensure straight, true installation.

Maintain proper fastener spacing and torque: Over-tightened fasteners can dimple panels or restrict thermal movement; under-tightened fasteners allow water intrusion. We follow manufacturer torque specifications exactly.

Create watertight seams: For standing seam installations, our specialized seaming equipment creates tight, uniform seams that meet or exceed manufacturer specifications for weather resistance.

Install flashing around all penetrations: Chimneys, vents, skylights, and pipes require custom flashing designed for metal roofing. We fabricate and install these critical components to ensure leak-free performance.

Step 6: Ventilation Optimization

Proper attic ventilation is even more critical with metal roofing than with traditional materials. Metal’s energy efficiency means less heat transfers through the roof itself, but adequate ventilation prevents moisture buildup and ensures your attic maintains healthy conditions year-round.

We assess your existing ventilation system and recommend upgrades when needed. This typically includes:

• Ridge vents integrated into the metal roof design
• Soffit vents for intake air
• Proper baffling to ensure airflow from eaves to ridge
• Gable or static vents where ridge venting isn’t practical

Proper ventilation extends your metal roof’s life, prevents ice dams, reduces energy costs, and protects your attic insulation from moisture damage.

Step 7: Finishing Details and Quality Control

The difference between adequate and exceptional metal roofing often comes down to finishing details. We install:

• Ridge caps perfectly fitted to roof pitch
• Rake trim with proper overlap and sealing
• Valley flashing engineered for maximum water handling
• Gutter systems compatible with metal roofing’s rapid water shedding
• Snow guards in strategic locations (if needed for your roof)

Before signing off on the project, we conduct a comprehensive quality inspection, examining every seam, fastener, trim piece, and detail. We’re not satisfied until the installation meets our exacting standards—and yours.

Step 8: Thorough Cleanup and Final Walkthrough

Metal roofing installation generates metal shavings, cut ends, packaging materials, and other debris. We take cleanup seriously, running heavy-duty magnets across your property multiple times to capture all metal debris—your children and pets can safely play in the yard immediately after we leave.

We haul away all old materials and waste, leaving your property cleaner than we found it. During your final walkthrough, we explain maintenance requirements, warranty coverage, and any unique features of your new metal roof. You’ll receive all documentation, warranty information, and our contact information for any future needs.

Metal Roofing Performance in Barberton’s Climate

Barberton’s location in Northeast Ohio subjects our homes to some of the most challenging weather conditions in the country. Understanding how metal roofing performs in our specific climate helps you appreciate why it’s such an excellent choice for local homes.

Winter Performance: Ice Dams and Snow Load Management

Ice dams plague many Barberton homes each winter, causing thousands of dollars in damage and creating dangerous conditions. Metal roofing virtually eliminates ice dam concerns through multiple mechanisms:

Superior snow shedding: Snow slides off metal’s slick surface rather than accumulating. This self-clearing property reduces roof loads and prevents the deep snow buildup that creates ice dams.

Continuous surface: Standing seam metal roofing’s smooth, uninterrupted surface provides no “grip” for ice formation. Unlike shingles where ice can form in gaps and texture, metal presents a uniform barrier.

Thermal break: Properly installed metal roofing includes underlayment and ventilation that create thermal breaks, preventing heat loss that melts snow and causes ice dam formation.

For Barberton homeowners frustrated with recurring ice dam problems, metal roofing delivers permanent relief.

Spring and Summer Storm Resistance

Ohio spring and summer weather brings severe thunderstorms with damaging winds, torrential rain, and hail. Metal roofing excels in these conditions:

Wind resistance: Properly installed standing seam metal roofs are tested to withstand wind speeds of 120-140 MPH—far exceeding the 70-90 MPH winds common in severe Barberton storms. The interlocking panel design and concealed fasteners create a cohesive surface that resists uplift.

Hail resistance: While no roofing material is completely hail-proof, metal roofing—particularly steel—offers excellent impact resistance. Class 4 impact ratings mean metal roofing withstands 2-inch hail stones (golf ball size) without damage. Dents may occur from larger hail, but metal roofing continues performing perfectly even with cosmetic dents that wouldn’t compromise other materials.

Rain management: Metal roofing’s rapid water shedding means even intense rainfall—the kind that overwhelms gutters and creates temporary waterfalls—flows harmlessly off your roof without pooling or infiltration.

Year-Round Energy Efficiency

Metal roofing’s energy benefits extend beyond summer cooling savings. In winter, radiant barrier properties (particularly with certain coatings) reflect interior heat back into your home rather than allowing it to escape through the roof. This dual-season benefit maximizes energy efficiency year-round.

Cool roof technology—special reflective coatings applied to metal roofing—can reduce roof surface temperatures by 50-70°F compared to traditional dark shingles. This dramatic temperature reduction translates directly to lower attic temperatures and reduced cooling costs. Some utility companies offer rebates for cool roof installations, further enhancing your return on investment.

Serving Barberton Neighborhoods with Metal Roofing Excellence

Norton Park Metal Roof Installation

Norton Park’s established neighborhoods feature many mid-century homes with architectural character perfectly suited to metal roofing upgrades. We’ve installed numerous standing seam metal roofs in Norton Park, transforming ranch-style homes and traditional designs with modern performance that respects their original aesthetic.

The area’s mature trees provide beautiful surroundings but can pose challenges during storms. Metal roofing’s superior impact resistance protects against falling branches that might damage other roofing materials, while the material’s longevity means homeowners enjoy decades of protection without future projects disrupting landscaping.

Central Barberton Steel Roofing Contractors

Central Barberton’s diverse housing stock—from historic properties to newer construction—benefits from metal roofing’s versatility. Historic home owners appreciate metal shingles that replicate slate or shake appearances while meeting preservation guidelines. Contemporary home owners value standing seam’s clean lines and modern aesthetic.

We understand Central Barberton’s architectural heritage and work closely with homeowners to select metal roofing solutions that enhance their homes while respecting neighborhood character.

East Barberton Aluminum Roofing Services

East Barberton’s residential areas include many homes that benefit from metal roofing’s energy efficiency and low maintenance. Busy families appreciate spending weekends at local parks rather than performing roof maintenance, while retirees value never worrying about future re-roofing projects.

Our aluminum roofing installations in East Barberton provide lightweight solutions perfect for homes where structural considerations make weight reduction important, while delivering the corrosion resistance and minimal maintenance these homeowners desire.

West Barberton Metal Roofing Experts

West Barberton homeowners looking to upgrade their homes with premium roofing find metal’s value proposition compelling. The initial investment pays dividends through energy savings, eliminated maintenance costs, and exceptional longevity that makes metal roofing one of the smartest home improvements available.

We work with West Barberton families to find metal roofing solutions that fit their budgets through material selection, financing options, and timing installations to maximize value.

Lake Anna Area Metal Roof Specialists

Homes near Lake Anna benefit particularly from metal roofing’s moisture resistance and ability to handle the microclimate effects proximity to water can create. The area’s exposure to higher humidity and potential for more aggressive weather makes metal roofing’s superior durability especially valuable.

Lake Anna residents also appreciate metal roofing’s environmental benefits—the material’s recyclability, energy efficiency, and longevity align with the area’s appreciation for natural surroundings and sustainable living.

Cost Considerations: Understanding Your Investment

Metal roofing requires higher upfront investment than traditional materials, but understanding the complete cost picture reveals why it’s actually more economical over the roof’s lifetime.

Initial Installation Costs

Metal roofing installation costs in Barberton typically range from $8-18 per square foot for standard steel or aluminum installations, with premium materials like copper reaching $18-35 per square foot. For a typical 2,000 square foot home, expect total costs of $16,000-36,000 depending on material selection and roof complexity.

Factors affecting cost include:

• Metal type: Steel is most economical, aluminum costs more, copper and zinc command premium prices
• Panel style: Standing seam costs 20-30% more than corrugated or exposed fastener systems due to specialized installation
• Roof complexity: Multiple valleys, dormers, steep pitch, and detail work increase labor costs
• Removal and disposal: If replacing an existing roof, old material removal adds $1-3 per square foot
• Structural upgrades: Some older homes require decking or framing improvements
• Accessories: Gutters, snow guards, upgraded ventilation, and custom trim affect total cost

Long-Term Cost Analysis: The Real Story

Consider a 40-year ownership period comparing metal roofing to asphalt shingles:

Asphalt Shingle Scenario:

• Initial installation: $10,000 (year 0)
• First replacement: $12,000 (year 20, accounting for inflation)
• Second replacement: $14,500 (year 40)
• Maintenance/repairs over 40 years: $3,000
• Higher energy costs (vs. metal): $6,000
• Total 40-year cost: $45,500

Standing Seam Metal Roofing Scenario:

• Initial installation: $25,000 (year 0)
• Replacement: $0 (roof lasts 50+ years)
• Maintenance over 40 years: $500
• Energy savings (vs. shingles): -$6,000
• Total 40-year cost: $19,500

Over 40 years, metal roofing saves $26,000 compared to asphalt shingles—a 57% reduction in total roofing costs. Factor in increased home value and insurance premium reductions (some insurers offer discounts for metal roofing), and the financial case becomes even stronger.

Financing Options: Making Premium Roofing Affordable

We believe every Barberton homeowner should have access to premium metal roofing, regardless of their current financial situation. Our flexible financing options include:

• Competitive interest rates through our lending partners
• Low monthly payments that fit comfortably within your budget
• Multiple term lengths from 12-120 months
• Quick approval process so your project can proceed without delay
• Promotional rates available during certain periods

Many homeowners find that their monthly financing payment is less than the money they save on energy costs and eliminated maintenance—meaning their new metal roof essentially pays for itself from day one.