Posted by tjdub on September 16, 2008 at 09:35:52 from (208.28.88.253):
These new steel roofs are all the rage in my area. They look really nice although some of the color choices leave something to be desired.
I'm thinking I'll get one put on over the shingles on the farm house in the next couple of years, but I have some concerns about it.
1. I have a chimney up there and a fairly steep pitch. Will chimney sweeping be suicide?
2. As I understand it, the steel costs quite a bit more than shingles, but the steel lasts longer. However, steel still only has a 20 year warranty. Is it really worth it? After 20 years is it going to look like crap and need to get replaced or at least painted?
3. Are there any other problems that I'm not considering?
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