Corrugated Metal Roofing Panels: Pros And Cons + Cost. Is Corrugated Roofing Right For Your House?

Corrugated Metal Roofing Panels Pros And Cons: Is it right for your house or a bad fit? Corrugated metal roofing sheets are one of the most popular types of metal roofs for residential houses.
Learn about the pros and cons, cost, performance, installation, maintenance, energy efficiency, color choices, standing seam vs corrugated, much more.
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00:00 Homeowners Guide To Corrugated Metal Roofing
00:52 What is corrugated metal roofing?
01:23 What are the pros or benefits of corrugated roofing panels?
01:50 Longevity and durability of corrugated metal roofing
02:11 How much does corrugated metal roofing cost?
02:25 Is corrugated metal roofing easy to install?
03:44 What is the basic maintenance for corrugated roofing?
03:57 Is corrugated metal roofing fire resistant?
04:22 How energy efficient is corrugated metal roofing?
04:42 Color choices
04:54 Is corrugated roofing subject to oil canning?
05:30 What are the disadvantages or cons of corrugated metal roofing?
05:52 What's an exposed fastener panel?
06:54 Corrugated roofing vs standing seam maintenance
07:30 Is corrugated roofing compatible with a flat or low sloped roof?
07:45 Do I need to buy extra roofing because of the panel side lap?
08:35 Panel appearance
08:53 When should you consider corrugated metal roofing?
09:32 When is corrugated metal roofing not a good fit?
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Are you trying to decide between the different types of metal roofs? Corrugated is a popular panel that's used as metal roofing for residential homes. Corrugated metal roofing for houses is an inexpensive way to add curb appeal and have a long lasting type of metal roof. This metal roofing style is an old school classic that is both stylish and timeless in it's design and functionality.
Residential metal roofing can consists of different types of metal roofing panels. The three most popular are: corrugated metal roofing sheets, standing seam, and R Panel.
When you decide to re-roof your house it's important to know the cost or price of a corrugated metal roof. When comparing standing seam vs corrugated metal roofing there are significant cost saving if you decide to use corrugated panels.
Every day at Western States Metal Roofing we are asked the same questions from homeowners just like you that are looking to purchase a metal roof. We love to educate our customers and help them determine which metal roofing panel is best for their home. However, we thought there had to be a better way to get this information to the public and do so without any pressure to purchase.
We looked online to see if there was a guide to corrugated metal roofing. All we found was a jumbled assortment of incomplete information. Nothing existed that had all of the information homeowners would need in one place. Finally, we decided it’s time to write an extensive guide to corrugated metal roofing. This guide will answer all of the questions that you have, and even some that you would have never thought of.
This definitive guide will teach you about every aspect of corrugated metal roofing. You’ll have a very good idea if this is the right roof panel for your home, or if you should consider other panels. If corrugated metal roofing sounds like it could be an option for your home, you’re in the right place.
What Is Corrugated Metal Roofing?
Corrugated metal roofing is an exposed fastener panel. Visually, the appearance of a corrugated metal roof panel is wavy with “S” shaped curves. However, the term could also mean any metal roofing panel that is not a standing seam panel. This could mean anything including wavy corrugated, R Panel or 7.2 Panel.
The different types of corrugated metal roofing panels are:
⅞” Corrugated is the most common wavy corrugated metal roofing panel.
½” Corrugated
Corrugated Metal Roofing Pros
Affordable
Easier installation
Low Maintenance
Resistance To Fires And Rotting
Longevity And Cost Savings
Durability
Energy Efficiency
The Most Variety of Design Choices
Corrugated Metal Roofing Cons
Exposed Fastener Panel
Frequent Inspections
More Material Needs To Be Purchased (Panel Sidelap)
Panel Appearance
Energy Efficiency
The Most Variety of Design Choices
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[@danschmitz4699]

Great info, thank you

[@philipripper1522]

Question: Is all, some, or no corrugated metal roofing category 4 IR? My city requires ct 4 IR.

[@philipripper1522]

(we're in hail alley)

[@WesternStatesMetalRoofing]

The manufacturer of the metal roofing should be able to get you a letter that states the material has a class 4 impact resistance.
This article should help you
blog.westernstatesmetalroofing.com/hail-damage-impact-resistant-metal-roof

[@luisDelacruz-no8qw]

What's the cost difference between metal shingle roof and corrugated roof?

[@WesternStatesMetalRoofing]

It depends on a lot of factors, but without knowing anything about the job, shingles $3-6 per square ft., Corrugated metal = $6-10/Sq. FT., standing seam = $10-14/Sq ft

[@oppositeofpovertyisgloriou8735]

background music needs to be lowered a bit can't hear the person speaking clearly. Thanks