METAL ROOFING CONTRACTORS

At Cornett Roofing Systems, we offer metal roofing repairs and ensure your roof performs as good as it looks. Contact us as soon as you notice an issue with your roof, and our team will make effective repairs to keep it in great condition.

If you need a metal roof replacement, we’ll replace it with the roofing material, design and color you want. Our metal roofing installers work with you to get the best metal roofing to match your preferences.

The second most important factor in choosing a roofing contractor for your project is the quality of the metal materials. Metal roofing systems vary greatly in type, thickness, surface finish, and paint quality. When researching options for your project, these are material factors you will want to consider.

Cornett Roofing installs metal products made from 24-gauge, North American steel, the thickest in the industry. Our steel panels come with a lifetime warranty from Kynar on the paint finish and fading or delamination. Our patented powder coating process offers far superior metal protection than less-quality stone-coated roofing.

Finally, you want to be sure the roofing contractor you select will stand behind their work, even years or decades into the future. Despite the advantages of metal over asphalt shingles and other systems, water is one of the most powerful forces on Earth, and leaks sometimes occur. You want to be sure your contractor will be there to assist you, if needed.

With over 30 years in business, you can be assured Cornett Roofing will be here to provide service if needed. Our main leads are referrals and repeat customers, which we take great pride in.

Metal roofing lasts longer than many other types of roofing. Depending on the material, a well-installed metal roof can last up to 100 years in some cases. Other roofing materials, such as asphalt, may only This roofing material also offers maximum resistance against hail and wind, which are common weather elements in the Midwest. Metal roofing is as durable as it is beautiful.

Metal roofing is low maintenance, so you typically only need to schedule annual inspections to keep it in great shape. As with any roof, you’ll want to stay on top of leaks and other issues that may arise so you can address them promptly.

Metal roofing is 100% recyclable at the end of its life, which makes it more sustainable than many other roofing materials.

Your roof can facilitate a lot of heat loss or gain throughout the year, increasing energy bills. Metal roofing reflects heat better than shingles, helping regulate indoor temperatures for comfortability and energy efficiency.

As Class 4-rated roofs, metal roofs can lower insurance premiums. Thanks to their visual appeal, low maintenance requirements, and energy efficiency, they can also potentially increase home resale value.