With inflation higher than it's been in 40 years and an incredibly tight real estate market, many people looking for a new home find themselves stuck: buying an existing home is difficult, and building a new one can be just as cost-prohibitive.
Our steel Springhouse Shingles are environmentally friendly
Since conversations about climate change started dominating the media a few years back, homeowners have taken note. Many now place a greater emphasis on choosing products with a lower environmental footprint.
Choosing metal roofing over asphalt shingles is a great example. With a 60-year life expectancy, metal roofing offers one of the longest lifespans of any roofing material available, and it's 100% recyclable at the end of its service life.
That makes it a genuine double win. Beyond the appeal of putting a roof on once in a lifetime, environmentally conscious homeowners also appreciate the reduced landfill impact — asphalt shingles can take up to 300 years to decompose.
Colors
We'll leave interior color trends to the interior designers, but we're happy to share what we're seeing on the exterior side. Right now, black is the most popular color for residential metal roofing projects.
That said, it's important to understand that paint quality varies significantly between products, and so does long-term performance.
Cut corners here and a beautiful black metal roof can dull and fade toward gray within just a few years. To keep your roof looking like-new for decades, look for a Kynar 500 paint system on the metal panels. Springhouse shingles come in seven designer colors with a durable, fade-resistant finish built to last.
Contact us today to keep the conversation going — we'd love to help make your dream home a reality.