Metal Roof Installations

Strong and Long-Lasting Metal Roofs Installed

They may cost a little more than traditional roofs covered in asphalt shingles, but the toughness and long life of metal roofs more than make up for it.

Metal roofs are becoming increasingly popular here in Central Florida, and Platinum Roofing & Restoration, LLC is installing more and more of them. Intense storms, falling tree limbs, and extreme heat are no match for our metal roofing systems!

Call (859) 208-4856 now to put their resistance and extra-long life expectancy to work for you! Your long-lasting product will also be backed by our 10-year labor warranty. If you're working with your insurance company to complete metal roofing work, please let us know. We'll work with your agent to help you get the most out of your roofing insurance policy.

Enjoy the Advantages of Metal Roofing

Platinum Roofing & Restoration's metal roofs offer obvious benefits.

• They are made from premium materials
• They are built to withstand even the most extreme weather events
• They are guaranteed to last as long as you own your home
• Because they reflect the sun's rays, they keep your home cooler and effectively lower your energy bills

With our superior installation process and more than two decades of experience, you can count on metal roofs to provide unequaled protection.

Metal Coverings for All Kinds of Gabled Roofs

If you have a gabled roof, we can precisely install corrugated or standing seam metal roofing on the gable, as well as metal trim on the rake edge. It's the right way to protect this popular roof style.

Our metal installations can beautify every gable on your home, shed, garage, or barn! Contact us today to get more information and a free estimate.

Ensure Your Metal Roof Has a Good Wind Rating

In most cases, metal roofing materials are rated to show how much wind resistance they have, but it generally ranges from 100 mph to 150 mph.

Gauge correlates to the metal's strength and its wind-handling ability. For instance, 29-gauge metal may only be rated to withstand winds of 100 mph or less, while 24 or 26-gauge metal can take winds of 100 mph to 150 mph - and even higher!

It all depends on the manufacturer, so let us help you make the right decision.