Metal Roofing Wilmington NC


The Premier Metal Roofing Team in the Wilmington Area

When considering the long-term protection of your property, few exterior elements carry more weight than the roof over your head. In coastal North Carolina’s often harsh and unpredictable climate, a sturdy, weather-resistant roofing system is an absolute necessity. Frequent storms, salty air, intense sunlight, and temperature swings can take a heavy toll on subpar materials.

If your existing roof is reaching the end of its service life or simply failing to provide adequate shelter, now may be the ideal time to invest in an ultra-durable metal roofing solution. Metal roofs deliver unparalleled longevity and performance, with most systems rated to last an incredible 40-100 years when properly installed and maintained. This extended lifespan helps metal roofs pay for themselves over time through reduced repair, maintenance, and premature replacement costs compared to traditional options like asphalt shingles. Another significant advantage is metal roofing’s outstanding versatility in both function and form. From rugged, vertical standing seam panels to profiles meticulously crafted to mimic the timeless beauty of wood shakes, clay tiles, and other classic roofing materials, today’s metal roofs can complement virtually any architectural style. Color selections have also expanded dramatically in recent decades, with most manufacturers offering over 100 standard shades plus custom tinting capabilities. With metal, achieving your dream roof aesthetic along with unbeatable durability is truly possible.

Metal Roofing Wilmington NC


The Multitude of Benefits from Going Metal

Aside from their incredible longevity measured in decades (not years) and remarkable versatility in complementing any architectural style, metal roofing systems provide distinct advantages over conventional asphalt shingle and concrete tile roofs:

  • Exceptional strength to withstand even hurricane-force winds, hail, falling debris and more
  • Impressive fire resistance with a Class A fire rating for superior safety and home insurance discounts
  • Low weight that reduces structural stress and strain on the home’s framing
  • Natural reflective properties that boost energy efficiency by reducing cooling costs
  • 100% recyclable at the end of the roof’s lifespan to minimize environmental impact
  • As an environmentally conscious roofing contractor, we particularly appreciate metal’s “green” benefits of minimizing landfill waste through its reduced need for replacements over the decades. Metal roofs also help lower carbon emissions by reducing energy demands for cooling.

Whether enhancing your home’s curb appeal and architectural character, minimizing ongoing maintenance/repair requirements, or making a smart investment that will likely outlast your ownership tenure, our metal roofing options deliver unparalleled quality and performance tailored to your priorities.

Long-Term Support for Your Roofing Investment

Your commitment to your complete satisfaction doesn’t end with the initial installation. We also provide prompt and reliable repair services to address any dings, dents, leaks, or other accidental damages your metal roofing may experience over the years. Our skilled technicians will work efficiently to restore the roof to like-new condition.

You can also count on us for professional roof inspections and routine maintenance to prolong your new metal roof’s service life to the fullest. We’ll ensure all components remain properly sealed and secured, catch any emerging issues before they escalate, and provide customized care recommendations based on your roof’s specific needs.

For superior weather protection, energy efficiency, aesthetic appeal, and long-term return on your investment, trust the metal roofing experts right here in Wilmington. Contact us today to request a free consultation and project quote!

Metal Roof Repair: Extending the Life of Your Durable Roof

At Metal Roofing Wilmington, we are experts in all aspects of metal roof repair, from fixing loose seams and replacing damaged panels to addressing rust and coating issues. Our skilled technicians use the latest techniques and materials to restore the integrity and appearance of your metal roof, ensuring it continues providing reliable protection for decades to come.

Common Metal Roof Repair Issues

While very durable overall, metal roofs can be susceptible to several types of damage over time. Some of the most frequent issues we address include:

  • Loose nails/fasteners: Nails and screws can work loose from roof movement/contraction or damage from debris. Loose fasteners allow water infiltration and need to be re-secured.
  • Damaged/loose panels: Strong winds, hail impacts, fallen branches or mishandling during installation can cause dents, creases or full detachment of metal roof panels. Compromised panels must be repaired or replaced.
  • Scratched coatings: The specialized protective coatings on metal roofing help prevent corrosion but can get scratched from branches, tools, etc. Exposed bare metal needs re-coating or will eventually rust.
  • Deteriorating sealant: The caulk and butyl sealants used for sealing roof seams and penetrations can fail over time, causing leaks. Proper repair involves removing old sealant and re-sealing with high-quality materials.
  • Rust/corrosion: Despite high-tech coatings, any scratches or unprotected areas of a metal roof can eventually start to rust if not repaired. Rust compromises structural integrity and leads to holes if left unchecked.

Our expert team at Metal Roofing Wilmington has experience with all types of metal roof repair for steel, aluminum, copper, zinc and other materials. We use premium repair solutions designed specifically for metal roofing to ensure seamless, weather-tight, and long-lasting results.

Don’t let problems with your metal roof worsen—get in touch today for a free inspection and repair estimate. With our quality repairs, you can preserve your metal roof investment for many more years of exceptional service.

Metal Roof Trim:

Metal roof trim plays a crucial role in the installation and aesthetics of your metal roof. From ridge caps to eave trim, choosing the right trim ensures a seamless and durable finish for your roofing project.

Types of Panel

Types of Panels

Advantage Panels

Advantage panels offer versatility as they can be utilized for both residential and commercial buildings. These panels are weather-resistant and durable, making them an economical metal roofing option that requires low maintenance and is highly efficient in adverse weather conditions. One of the key advantages of these panels is their ease of installation, and in some cases, they can be installed over existing shingles, resulting in lower installation and disposal times compared to other roofing options. Advantage panels are available in both steel and aluminum options.

R and PBR Panels

R and PBR panels are stronger than traditional metal roofing and can be combined with sidewalls or other metal roofing panels. These panels are more commonly used in commercial buildings due to their enhanced strength and durability. Like Advantage panels, R and PBR panels are available in both steel and aluminum options, catering to various project requirements.

Permatile Panels

Permatile panels offer an attractive metal roofing solution that mimics the appearance of authentic Mediterranean tiles. These lightweight yet highly resistant panels are designed to withstand high winds and harsh weather conditions, making them an excellent choice for areas prone to severe weather. Permatile panels also feature a Cool Color rating, which helps in reducing energy consumption by reflecting heat. To ensure waterproofing, these panels are attached to the roof using EPDM washers, and they also resist mold and mildew growth. Like the other panel types, Permatile panels are available in both steel and aluminum options.

FAQs on Metal Roofing

How much does a metal roof cost in NC?
Metal roofing costs in North Carolina can vary based on the specific materials/system, roof size/complexity, and custom design elements. However, most homeowners can expect to pay $8-$16 per square foot for professional installation of a quality metal roof. While this reflects a higher initial investment versus basic asphalt shingles, metal roofs demonstrate their tremendous value over their 40-70+ year lifespan through reduced repair, maintenance, and replacement expenditures.

Do metal roofs rust over time?
No, today’s metal roof materials like steel and aluminum feature advanced galvanized zinc/zinc-aluminum alloy coatings or resin finishes that provide excellent corrosion and rust resistance. When properly installed by a reputable contractor and maintained as recommended, a metal roof will remain free of rust for 40-70 years or more.

What are the top 5 metal roof types?
The most popular and highly rated metal roofing systems include:

Standing seam: The industry standard for strength and weather resistance
Corrugated metal panels: A time-proven commercial/agricultural style
Stone-coated steel: Replicating the classic look of clay tiles or shingles
Aluminum shingles: Lightweight yet exceptionally durable
Copper: Unmatched longevity and distinctive appearance
Are metal roofs cheaper than slate?
While undeniably attractive and long-lasting, natural slate roofing is typically more expensive upfront than premium metal roofing options like steel or aluminum. Metal roofs boast comparable longevity of 40-70+ years yet with lower material and installation costs overall, providing an excellent balance of performance and value.

What is the average lifespan of a metal roof?
With proper installation by an experienced contractor and routine care/maintenance, most metal roof systems will provide 40-70 years of exceptional service life before requiring replacement. Premium materials like copper can often last over 100 years in many cases. In contrast, typical asphalt shingle roofs only endure 15-30 years on average.

Will they be loud when it rains?
Many think metal roofs are loud when it rains, but that’s not always true. Good insulation and underlayment can make them quiet inside, even during heavy rain.


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