We install and replace stone-coated metal roof systems using materials from the industry’s #1 stone-coated roofing brand - Unified Steel. Contact us for a free roof replacement quote on your Green Bay area home or business. We offer a wide variety of colors and styles for stone-coated metal shake, shingles, and tile. Find a style you love and our professional roof contractors will take care of the rest.
Unified Steel’s stone-coated metal roofing is one of the best roofing products on the market. Stone-coated metal roofs will protect your house better than cedar and asphalt roofing, and give you all the benefits of metal roofing without the drawbacks.
Stone-coated metal roofing is one of the best ways to protect your house and add to its longevity. One of the main benefits is that it requires very little maintenance to stay in good shape. A stone-coated metal roof can last a lifetime.
Overhead Solutions is Northeastern Wisconsin’s leader in stone coated roof replacement. We offer roof replacement services as well as new installations.
Stone coated metal roofing is difficult to work with during a roof replacement. Our roofing installers are experts at roof replacements with stone coated metal roofing. Overhead Solutions finishes 90% of roof replacements with stone coated metal roofing in 1-2 days. The complexity and accessibility of your roof are important factors for the project completion time frame. Overhead solutions has been using stone coated metal for roof replacements since 2010 and is experienced with the material.
Stone coated metal roofing is available residentially. Our roof installation experts regularly install and replace stone coated metal roofing systems for homeowners in the Green Bay area. With a high-quality material like this, it is important that you consider experience and expertise when deciding on a roofing contractor to ensure the job gets done right.
Overhead Solutions is experienced with complicated stone coated metal roof repair. Stone coated metal roofs can last a lifetime with proper care and maintenance. The strongest roof can still be damaged by falling tree limbs, severe weather, and more. Common problems with stone coated metal roofing include discoloration, degradation of the sealant, and rusted fasteners. The hips and ridges of your home are the most exposed to damage and can be the most complicated to repair. We also handle serious roof repairs including:
Keeping an eye out for any damage early can save you bundles down the road. It is important to have roof inspections at regular intervals to ensure it lasts a long time.
Stone coated metal roofing is strong and stylish. Metal roofing has risen in popularity due to its longevity and ease of maintenance. Stone coated metal roofing boasts an even larger lifespan and allows you to add curb appeal to your home.
Stone coated metal roofs combine the style of slate, tile, and shingle roofs with the long-lasting reliability of metal roofing. A well maintained and cared for stone coated metal roof can last 50 - 100+ years. Stone coated metal roofs are strong and durable while also adding elegance and beauty to a house. The materials are also recyclable and even reusable in some cases.
Metal roofs are a great option for someone looking for a more protective roof that will last a long-time. It is a more expensive option than asphalt shingles and will last 40-70 years with proper care and maintenance. Metal roofs do have drawbacks, primarily metal roofs are loud under precipitation and do not always add curb appeal to a house.
Both styles of roofing are fire, wind, and hail resistant and can improve energy efficiency in your home. The main advantage to working with stone coated metal roofs is the wide variety of styles available as compared to metal roofing.
Stone coated metal roofing is made from rolled metal sheets and uses a special protective coating to prevent rust formation. Typically, 24 or 26 gauge steel sheets are used in the process of making stone coated metal roofing.
Stone coated metal roofs are generally considered to be lightweight at 50 to 150 lbs. per square.
