Here are 3 stories from Homeowners about metal roofing. One of them may inspire you to come up with a new roofing story for your Kentucky home. Our first story features Robert, a ranch owner in rural Texas. After buying and moving his dream 113-year-old Victorian house to his ranch, Robert wanted a roof worthy […]
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When you purchase a new roof, you should receive 2 warranties in writing. The 1st: from the manufacturer covering the integrity of their product. The 2nd: from the contractor covering the integrity of their workmanship. The manufacturer covers what they have control over – the product, and the contractor covers what they have control over […]
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Even though we often experience mild winters here in Kentucky, we’re often asked if we can install a roof in the colder months of winter. Yes, you can install a metal roof in the winter, but you probably shouldn’t install an asphalt one. Asphalt needs higher ambient temperatures for the adhesive to bond and the […]
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If you decide on a metal roof for your home, what do you think matters most? Of course, the material, color, and style all make a difference, but the installation will make or break a roof. “I’d rather have a well-installed roof with mediocre materials than a poorly-installed roof with great materials.” -Todd Miller, President […]
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When it’s time to buy a new roof, like buying a car, you’ll probably do your own on-line research. We appreciate and encourage that. Due diligence is excellent, but when you get to the point of needing local expertise from a trusted source, we’re right here in Louisville, Kentucky. Classic Metal Roofing Systems of Kentuckiana […]
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Roofing, just like technology, is following Moore’s Law which addresses the ever-increasing speed of change and advancement. We are seeing a rapid succession of product developments, and the inclusion of technology in such roofing areas as measuring, marketing, estimating, visualizing, and sales. These are exciting times. And, it gets us to thinking … Back in […]
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