Phil Teaches you why he uses metal roofs over Shingle roofs.
This applies to mobile homes, homes, trailers, any building with a metal roof.
Transcript at: https://straightarrowrepair.com/metal-roof-discussion-video/
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00:00 Discussions come up about metal vs shingle
00:30 Each shingle has at least 3 nails and 3 possible leaks
00:45 Your warranty is like a battery for how long you've had it - useful life
01:00 Metal roofing is considered energy saving
01:15 Uses Temp gun to show the difference
02:30 Comparing amount of penetrations
03:18 Leave you with in high wind metal is much better advantage
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Hello again, friends. Discussions have always come up about the advantages over metal to shingles. Hopefully you know the difference. But let's look at this shingle roof. Lots and lots of individual components. There's three tabs, it has three tabs. There's multiple, say hundreds and thousands of them pieces, individual pieces, and each one has at least three nails in it. Each one of those is a possible leak if it ever gets wind, blows up one of these, and they do.
And they last ten or 15 years. And then you have warranties based on like a battery, have a much length of time you've already had them installed is all you're going to get on your warranty. If the business is still in business and then you don't get paid for the labor. Now, one thing I'd like to point out is, is that now metal roofing is considered energy saving.
And guess why? Because it's actually cooler and longer lasting. We talked about that, but cooler. And now I'm going to show you this with a temp again, this one's a pretty fancy one, but not as fancy as some. Certainly better than a lot of cheapy ones. It's a 143, 142 and we'll move over to the metal 134, 133, 132.
So we're looking at at least ten degree difference. And as it gets hotter, it can be 15 to 20 degree difference. And we're looking at now with ultraviolet rays being an issue and you should be keeping up with that. It might be 85 degrees with the ultraviolet as a possible nine out of a possible 11 or ten or out of 11.
And you're looking at huge differences, 20 to 30 degree difference between shingles and metal. And then if you consider that this metal is a dark brown where it could be a white, you're talking about even more difference in temperature. Again, it is this particular metal is called Energy Star rated. So you can actually get a tax deduction for using Energy Star energy saving devices like a metal roof.
So please consider that when it comes to doing a new roof, when we were talking about the nail penetrations on these, there's at least three nails per three tab shingle. So you're talking about in this area here in this area here, probably 60 or 70 nails through the roof, whereas metal, we only have 16 nails in the same area.
So you're talking about reducing the amount of penetrations that are going through your roof on top of the fact that nails pull out screws, hold it down and they don't pull out near as easy. It's so I want to leave with you that in high wind, high weather, you're always more and have a better advantage, which in this particular metal here has a 40 year guarantee on the color.
And then you if you've ever seen a metal roof on an old metal barn or something, that might be 75, 100 years old. So you're going to be way ahead having metal roofing over shingles. Thank you.
