Metal Roofing in Gila Crossing, AZ

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Durable metal roofing that reflects desert heat and protects your home for decades.

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What You Get with Metal Roofing

Your energy bills drop. Arizona summers hit hard, but metal roofing reflects up to 70% of solar heat away from your home. That means your AC works less and your wallet feels the difference every month.

Your roof lasts decades, not years. While your neighbors replace asphalt shingles every 15-20 years, you’re covered for 40-70 years. Metal roofing handles everything Arizona throws at it – monsoon winds, hail, UV rays, and those brutal temperature swings that crack other materials.

You sleep better during storm season. When those summer storms roll through Gila Crossing, you know your roof can handle winds over 140 mph. No more lying awake wondering if tomorrow brings another repair bill.

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We Know Arizona Roofing Challenges

We at Roofing All Stars understand what Arizona weather does to roofs. We’ve seen asphalt shingles curl and crack after just a few summers here. We’ve repaired roofs damaged by monsoon winds and hail storms that other materials couldn’t handle.

That’s why we focus on metal roofing solutions. We’re not trying to sell you the cheapest option – we’re helping you invest in the last roof you’ll need to buy. Our metal roofing installations are built to handle everything from 120-degree summer days to sudden temperature drops and violent storms.

We serve Gila Crossing and surrounding areas with the same approach: honest assessments, quality materials, and installations done right the first time.

Metal Roof Installation Process

Here's How We Install Your Roof

First, we inspect your current roof structure and measure everything precisely. We check for any structural issues that need addressing before installation begins. You get a detailed estimate with no surprises.

Next, we remove your old roofing materials and prepare the deck. We install proper underlayment designed for metal roofing systems. This step is crucial for long-term performance in Arizona’s climate.

Then we install your metal roofing system using manufacturer-approved fasteners and techniques. We pay attention to details like proper ventilation, flashing around penetrations, and ensuring every panel is secured to handle high winds. The installation typically takes 2-3 days depending on your roof size and complexity.

Finally, we clean up completely and walk through the finished roof with you. You get warranty information and care instructions to keep your investment protected.

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What's Included in Your Installation

You get materials designed for Arizona conditions. We use metal roofing systems with reflective coatings that meet Energy Star requirements. The panels are engineered to expand and contract with our extreme temperature changes without loosening or failing.

Installation includes proper ventilation systems that work with metal roofing. Arizona attics can reach 160+ degrees, so we ensure your roof system breathes properly. This protects your roof deck and keeps your home more comfortable.

We handle all the details other contractors skip. Proper flashing around chimneys, vents, and roof penetrations. Ice and water shield in vulnerable areas. Fasteners rated for high winds and thermal cycling. These details matter when monsoon season arrives.

Your installation comes with manufacturer warranties on materials and our workmanship guarantee. We also help with any insurance claims if your current roof was damaged by storms or hail.

How much does metal roofing cost compared to asphalt shingles?

Metal roofing costs 2-3 times more upfront than asphalt shingles, but it lasts 3-4 times longer. When you factor in energy savings and the fact that you won’t need another roof replacement, metal roofing often costs less over time. Most homeowners see the investment pay for itself through energy savings and avoided replacement costs. The exact cost depends on your roof size, pitch, and the metal roofing style you choose.

Will metal roofing make my house hotter or noisier?

Metal roofing actually keeps your house cooler than asphalt shingles. The reflective surface bounces heat away instead of absorbing it like dark shingles do. As for noise, properly installed metal roofing with adequate insulation and underlayment is no noisier than other roofing materials. The solid deck and insulation in your attic dampen any sound from rain or hail. Most homeowners are surprised that they don’t notice any difference in noise levels.

Can metal roofing handle Arizona's monsoon winds and hail?

Yes, metal roofing is engineered for extreme weather. Quality metal roofing systems can withstand winds over 140 mph when properly installed. They’re also highly resistant to hail damage – most metal roofs carry Class 4 impact ratings, the highest available. While hail might dent the surface slightly, it won’t penetrate or cause leaks like it does with asphalt shingles. Many insurance companies offer discounts for metal roofing because of its superior storm resistance.

How long does metal roofing last in Arizona's climate?

Metal roofing typically lasts 40-70 years in Arizona, depending on the specific material and coating system. The key is choosing metal roofing with proper coatings designed for UV resistance and thermal cycling. Arizona’s intense sun and temperature swings are tough on all materials, but quality metal roofing is specifically engineered to handle these conditions. Compare that to asphalt shingles, which often need replacement every 12-18 years in our climate due to UV damage and thermal stress.

What styles and colors are available for metal roofing?

Metal roofing comes in many styles that mimic traditional materials. You can get panels that look like tile, slate, or even wood shakes. Colors range from earth tones that complement desert landscapes to bold options if you want something distinctive. For Arizona homes, lighter colors are popular because they reflect more heat. The coating systems we use today hold their color well, so you won’t see the fading that was common with older metal roofing products.

Do I need to replace my roof deck for metal roofing?

Usually not. Metal roofing is lighter than most other materials, so it puts less stress on your existing structure. We inspect your roof deck during the estimate process and identify any areas that need repair or reinforcement. Sometimes we find damage from previous leaks or normal wear that should be addressed, but complete deck replacement is rarely necessary. If repairs are needed, we handle them as part of the installation process to ensure your new metal roof has a solid foundation.

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Gila Crossing, AZ is located in Maricopa County in Arizona State