Receive a $500+ Credit on Your Next Roof
The Energy Policy Act of 2005 names only Energy Star labled metal roofing products as eligible for the tax credit. Energy Star describes tax credit eligible, Energy Star labeled as roofs that, "are equal or superior to comparable non-reflective roof products"
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Everywhere you look today, you see metal roofs from residential and agricultural to commercial. Today there are many forms of metal roofing from exposed fastener panels and concealed fastener panels to stone coat steel shingles that don't even look like metal.
Over two billion square feet of standing seam roofing is installed annually, and the metal industry projections show that metal roofing will triple within the next five years.
Metal roofing is typically more expensive; however, it will far outlast shingled roofs. Metal roofing will not need to be replaced every 15-20 years, therefore saving the homeowner the additional costs in the future. If you consider inflation in that factor, a metal roof will by far pay for itself. Metal roofing will not crack, shrink or erode like many other roofing materials. Metal roofing is designed to withstand high winds and driving rain, reflect harmful sun rays, and reduce snow loads by allowing snow to slide off.
In many cases a metal roof will save you money by being able to receive a credit on homeowners insurance. A 1985 study by the Florida Solar Energy Center demonstrated that metal roofing absorbed 34% less heat than those roofed with asphalt shingles. This will allow for saving in cooling bills.
Master Steel Roofing is dedicated to bringing you the best metal roofing products at competitive prices with professional installation crews and courteous one on one customer service. |
