Asphalt and Steel Roofing

Asphalt Roofing in Wisconsin and Minnesota

Increase your home’s longevity and curb appeal with asphalt roofing by All Exteriors. Call us today, we’d be happy to answer any questions and provide a FREE no-obligation estimate.

We are a CertainTeed Shingle Master and only work with CertainTeed asphalt roofing materials. With this product line, you get style and performance. CertainTeed asphalt roofing offers you the broadest range of color and style choices. Add to that, you’ll get a roof that’s made from the highest quality materials and backed by a strong warranty program. Quality made certain, satisfaction guaranteed. With more than 300 Roofing options to choose from and quality standards that lead the industry, you can rest easily knowing CertainTeed has you covered.

We are fully licensed and insured, we are happy to provide references upon request.

Steel Roofing in Wisconsin and Minnesota

Increase your home’s longevity and curb appeal with steel roofing by All Exteriors. Call us today, we’d be happy to answer any questions and provide a FREE no-obligation estimate

Our steel roofing options:

– Stone Coated Steel Roofing
– Stone Coated Steel Shingles
– Standing Seamless Steel
– Rib Steel

Metal roofing may be one of the more relatively modern roofing materials to be incorporated into a home, but it is becoming increasingly popular as a viable option for roofing that is durable, environmentally friendly, and more cost-effective than its alternatives.

1. Metal roofing does not attract lightning any more than other roof types

There is a common misconception that metal roofing attracts lighting. This is not true, and in fact, experts say that metal’s unique properties make the material risk-averse and the best option in lightning situations. These unique properties include being an electrical conductor and non-combustible material.

2. Metal roofing is fire-proof

Closely tied to the above is the fact that metal is resistant to fire. Unlike other construction materials such as wood for example, it does not feed fire and may even work to retard it. It’s clear that metal roofing is the best bet in areas prone to fire damage.

3. Rot and mildew are no test for metal roofing

Insects eating away at materials is not an issue with a metal roof. They simply cannot eat through metal. This would be particularly worrying with any other material as it’s like an “invisible” destroyer whose damage you only notice once it’s already done. In addition, metal is immune to common roofing issues like rot and mildew too.

4. Metal roofing is environmentally friendly

In most cases, a quality metal roof will be made of anything from 35% – 95% recycled material. While the lifespan of a metal roof will be very long, when it does come time to remove it for whatever reason, the entire thing will be 100% recyclable, as opposed to being dumped in a landfill.

5. The noise factor

Truth be told, metal roofing is noisier than most other roofing materials, particularly when it rains. This is however a small price to pay for what metal makes up for in durability, safety, and longevity. There are also means for homeowners to mitigate the noise in certain areas of the house if need be.

Fully licensed and insured, we are happy to provide references upon request.