Q: What’s the best color for Texas weather?
A: In the Texas heat, you’ll want a color that reflects rather than absorbs sunlight. Lighter colors such as white, light gray, beige, or even cool tones of blue or green are fantastic at this. Not only do they help keep your home cool, but they also add a lovely, soothing aesthetic to your home.
Q: How can I maintain my metal roof in the Texas climate?
A: Metal roofs are low maintenance, especially suited to the Texan climate. They can withstand high winds, hail, and even our famous Texas heat. But, like anything, a little care goes a long way. Regularly check your roof for any debris, keep those gutters clean, and give your roof a gentle wash with a hose now and then to keep it looking brand new.
Q: How long does it take to install a metal roof?
A: As any good Texan cook will tell you, good things take time! The installation time can vary depending on the size and complexity of your roof. On average, you can expect the installation to take anywhere from a couple of days to a week. But don’t worry – our team at Concord Roofing & Construction works efficiently and professionally, ensuring a smooth installation process from start to finish.
Q: Does the color of my metal roof affect its longevity?
A: Not exactly. The longevity of a metal roof is more affected by the quality of the materials and installation rather than the color. However, lighter colors may show aging or fading less than darker colors over time.
Q: Can I change the color of my metal roof after it’s been installed?
A: Absolutely! One of the great things about metal roofs is that they can be repainted. Whether you’re itching for a change or want to freshen up the existing color, you can certainly paint your metal roof a new color. Just remember to use paint and primer specifically designed for metal roofing.
Q: Will a metal roof make my home hotter in the Texas summer?
A: Contrary to popular belief, a metal roof can make your home cooler in the summer! Metal roofs have excellent reflective properties, meaning they bounce back much of the sun’s rays instead of absorbing them like asphalt shingles. Pair this with good insulation, and your home will be as cool as a cucumber in a bowl of hot sauce!
Remember, your metal roof is more than just a roof – it’s an investment in your home’s future.
So, don’t hesitate to holler if you have any more questions. We’re here to help!
