Posted by McElroy Metal ● Apr 30, 2020 8:00 AM
Roof Recover Systems Utilizing Metal
Recently Roofers Coffee Shop recorded a podcast with our very own Charlie Smith talking about roof recover systems using metal. Listen to the specialist in the field talk about how you can add this technology to your product offering.
Charlie talks about using our 238T metal over metal recover system where the new roof is placed directly on top of the existing worn out metal roof.
He also discusses the need to recover an old shingle roof, and how our 138T shingle recover system offers the best long-term, and most cost-effective solution.
Charlie talks about overall metal roof recover benefits like:
- easy to install, no need to remove the existing roof
- increased crew safety during installation
- reduced installation labor costs
- no downtime for the building occupants
- long lasting metal roof system (50+ years)
- ongoing energy savings by lowering utility costs
- high wind uplift
- impact resistance
- water-tight roof
- reduced waste sent to landfills
- fire-resistant
- low maintenance with ability to remove and repair one panel if necessary
We hope you enjoy the podcast with Charlie Smith and that you consider adding recover solutions from McElroy Metal to your product offering.
To learn more check out our metal roofing retrofit and recover systems here.
Read a McElroy Metal roof recover success story here!
About McElroy Metal
Since 1963, McElroy Metal has served the construction industry with quality products and excellent customer service. The employee-owned components manufacturer is headquartered in Bossier City, La., and has 14 manufacturing facilities across the United States. Quality, service and performance have been the cornerstone of McElroy Metal’s business philosophy and have contributed to the success of the company through the years. As a preferred service provider, these values will continue to be at the forefront of McElroy Metal’s model along with a strong focus on the customer.
Topics: Recover and Retrofit
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