So, you’ve decided to give metal roofing a chance in a big way and join the ranks of many proud homeowners who’ve successfully installed a new metal roof on their homes.

Please note: You still have time to get a new metal roof before the winter season sets in, which would make the installation process cumbersome due to colder and shorted days, and hence considerably more expensive. So, be a smart homeowner and read this guide to learn how to properly select the right type of a metal roof, with a choice of many illustrious and energy efficient colors, and host of other benefits.

First of all, let me congratulate you for considering this Eco-friendly, and energy efficient roofing product that is built to last for many decades! Now, as far as picking the right color for your home, I would recommend that you take a good look at the following examples:

• Green – if you are looking for a more conservative, yet fun color for your new metal roof, then a Green Color may be a fun and appropriate choice for your home. Green is an especially attractive color for people who like a sense of peace, harmony, and want to show that their roof is an Eco-friendly and energy efficient choice that is good for the environment. Below you can see a beautiful example of a Green color standing seam metal roof:

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Are you planning to install a standing seam metal roof over your newly constructed house or replace an old leaking roof on your home? You have made the right choice, as a standing seam metal roof will last a lifetime, offering you superior protection against leaks, fire, and inclement weather conditions. A standing seam metal roof is a costly investment, and you want to protect it by getting a top quality installation that will ensure the longevity of your roof. The reality is that even the top-of-the line products can fail, and will need to replaced if they were not properly installed to begin with! It is critical to understand that cutting corners may lead to an improper or incorrect installation, which may eventually end up costing you thousands of dollars in wasted materials and labor costs.

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