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Posted by MN Bob on August 30, 2006 at 09:48:27 from (24.179.182.122):
Well 12 years ago I built the wife her new house. Well those fancey looking 25 year shingles look like her hair after a perm. Sort of wavy and the edges are curled. Called the agent and he said I will get something, not sure how much. I want to go with the new steel roofing. They have it now that looks like shingles. Any one tried it? What to look for? How do they interlock and fasten down? We have to consider snow and ice daming up here. Thanks, Bob
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