Residential Metal Roofing

This is a top reason why homeowners prefer metal roofing over the alternatives. Our Tuscany metal panels protect against wind damage, mold, fire, and more. They are made from strong, sturdy steel and will last a lifetime.

Snow accumulation can wreak havoc on a roof. Fortunately, our steel roofing is well equipped to resist any buildup of snow. Additionally, snow tends to slide off this slick material, helping to prevent damage from additional weight. This, however, can be dangerous, so Ironclad also installs snow guards in high foot traffic areas (such as doorways and walkways) to catch snow before it drops over the edge of the roof.

Another key reason why more homeowners are turning to metal roofing is that it is almost maintenance-free. Its durable nature means that it can withstand the weather and sun exposure for decades without needing frequent repairs or a complete replacement. A roof from Ironclad can last you for 50 years or more with just some minor maintenance work like clearing dirt and debris and performing a regular visual inspection.

Along with being tough enough to resist all the extreme weather Ontario has to offer, metal roofing is also non-combustible, making it safer than shingled roofs. It will not feed a fire and helps control the spread should one start in your home.

A metal roof improves the curb appeal of a home. It not only looks sleek but also comes in several colour options based on your preferences. The Tuscany metal roofing panel creates a beautiful roofing profile, giving your home a timeless elegance and increasing its market value.

A metal roof is the greenest roofing solution available today. At Ironclad, our roofing products are made from new steel, which can be recycled at the end of its useful life, unlike shingles that end up in landfills where they may never fully decompose. Additionally, the creation of shingles relies heavily on fossil fuels, while steel roofing panels are made using an eco-friendly process. This makes metal roofing an obvious choice for any homeowner who wishes to leave a cleaner environment for future generations.

One of the most common criticisms against metal roofing is that its upfront cost is higher than traditional roofing. While this is true, metal roofing turns out to be more cost-effective than the alternatives over time. For example, during the lifespan of a metal roof, a shingled roof would need to be replaced three to four times, making its long-term costs significantly higher. You must also consider that shingled roofs are more vulnerable to damage, requiring costly repairs and maintenance work. The durable nature of a metal roof means you will not have to worry about such frequent repairs, if any at all.

A metal roof will last you at least 50 years with proper care. That is significantly longer than the lifespan of asphalt and shingles, which need to be replaced every 10 to 25 years.