Metal is the roof we recommend most often for South Florida, and for good reason. It handles hurricane wind better than any other residential roof, reflects the Hialeah sun instead of soaking it up, and can outlast two or three shingle roofs.
The case for metal is strongest exactly where Hialeah homes need it most.
Metal panels are mechanically fastened along their full length, with Miami-Dade product approvals rated for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone.
A properly installed metal roof can last 40 to 50 years or more, compared to roughly 15 to 20 for shingles in our climate.
Light-colored and coated metal reflects a large share of the sun's heat, which takes load off your AC through Hialeah's long summers.
No granules to lose, no tiles to crack. Periodic checks of fasteners and flashing keep it in shape.
A new code-compliant metal roof can improve your insurability. Ask your agent about wind mitigation credits.
Metal is light, so it's a good fit for 1950s to 1970s block homes, and it can be installed over low slopes where shingles struggle.
The two metal systems we install most in Hialeah, side by side.
This is the question we hear most in Hialeah. Installed over a solid deck with underlayment, as we do it, a metal roof is not noticeably louder than a shingle roof from inside the house. The loud metal roofs people remember are usually on open sheds and carports with no deck underneath.
We inspect the roof and deck, walk you through panel styles and colors, and give you a written quote.
We pull the City of Hialeah permit and order Miami-Dade approved panels and trim for your home.
The old roof comes off, damaged deck is replaced, and a high-temperature underlayment goes down.
Panels, ridge, drip edge, and flashing are installed to the manufacturer's spec for HVHZ.
The city signs off and you receive manufacturer and workmanship warranty paperwork.
Metal costs more upfront, often significantly more than shingle. Because it can last two to three times as long, the cost over the life of the home is often lower. We quote both so you can compare side by side.
In the High Velocity Hurricane Zone we tear off to the deck so we can inspect and repair it and install the full approved system. That's the right way to do it in Miami-Dade.
No. Metal doesn't make a strike more likely. If lightning does hit, metal isn't combustible, which is an advantage.
Today's coated steel and aluminum panels are built to resist corrosion. Hialeah is inland from the bay, so salt exposure is lower than on the coast, and we pick fasteners and trim to match.
Most manufacturers offer a wide range. Lighter colors reflect more heat, which matters in Hialeah. We bring samples to the inspection.
Free inspection, side-by-side quote for metal and other options.
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