Metal and shingle roof combination

Are you interested in both metal roofing and asphalt shingles for your roof replacement? If so, you’re probably wondering if you can do a combo of the two. In this article, I’ll break down if you do have a metal roof and asphalt shingle roof combination, plus 4 things to know about doing this combo.

Homeowners in the US are rapidly adopting metal roofs for their properties and ditching asphalt roofs. The current generation of metal roofs comes with streamlined designs and they are highly customizable. Furthermore, there are many variants of metal roofs and the variations are not only limited to the looks but also the type of metal [...] The post Why Metal Roofs Are Better For Your Home? appeared first on Handyman tips.

Steel is the fastest growing material in roofing today and provides innovative charm and everlasting protection for home and business owners alike.

Mixed roofing materials combining metal roofs and shingle roofs as seen in this Marin County roof is trending for San Francisco Bay Area re-roofing.

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Did you know that your roof can account for up to 40% of your home's visual exterior? Choosing a shingle is just as important of a choice as any other exterior design aspect. Read our article on the Content Hub for our tips on choosing a shingle color that will complement your home.

ASC Building Products now has an Interactive Color Guide that assists you in choosing the metal roof and siding colors best suited for your project.

Metal shed dormer combined with asphalt shingles

This serene hillside home was designed by Smith & Vansant Architects and built by O'Hara & Gercke, located in Hanover, New Hampshire.

A Rustic retreat for a family who likes to entertain, and enjoy the countryside. The house is conceived as a collection of buildings artfully arranged. Each building contains a different programmatic element and expresses itself independently. The building forms take their cues from traditional agrarian, cottage and shaker buildings. Materials are left simple, raw and unfinished where possible. Native site quarried stone is utilized on the exterior. Reclaimed hemlock is used…