Metal roof

To install metal roofing, it’s important to first weigh its advantages over asphalt, wood, and tile. And of the several types of metal roofing, a standing

Do you want a metal roof for your home? If so, you need to know the best types of metal used in residential metal roofing. But what are they and how do you decide? Here, you’ll learn the 5 best types of metal used for residential roofing and the things you need to consider when making a decision.

In a narrow lot, between an urban and rural area of the Dutch town Amersfoort, lies a private residence featuring a modern interpretation of a historical arc...

Residential metal roof stuns visually, protects environmentally A residential metal roof located only three blocks from the Atlantic Ocean in Ponte Vedra

Ready for a new metal roof? If so, you'll have to decide between the two types of metal roofs , a standing seam metal roof or a screw down metal roof. Here, you'll learn about the two types of metal roofs and how they compare to each other on important factors like cost, maintenance, and more.

Are you getting ready to install a metal roof? We discuss the common errors made when installing a metal roof and how to avoid making the same mistakes.

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Field Architecture collaborates with Shawback Design to create a contemporary weekend retreat for a growing family in Napa Valley.

I have a (very sligthly sloped) flat roof deck held up by 2x8's to which the ceiling for the upstairs room is attached. Therefore, the space between the ceiling and the roof deck is about 7 inches - much like a cathedral ceiling, except that it's basically flat. In each 16" wide channel there is a pitiful layer of R13 fiberglass batt attached to vapor barrier paper laid against the ceiling, with cold air blowing continuously over and arround it from openings at either end ("vents").