Coastal Carolina homes face constant exposure to salt air, heavy rain, high humidity, and tropical storms. That’s why more homeowners are turning to metal roofing systems for long-term durability and weather resistance. Whether you're upgrading from asphalt shingles or building a new home near the coast, metal roofing offers unmatched performance and curb appeal.
Common Questions
Yes. Metal roofs perform exceptionally well in Wilmington’s coastal climate. They resist salt corrosion, high winds, heavy rain, and provide long-term protection with minimal maintenance.
In Wilmington’s coastal environment, a properly installed metal roof can last 40–70 years, especially with aluminum or galvanized steel, which are resistant to salt air and humidity.
Not when installed correctly. Modern metal roofing includes underlayment and attic insulation that dampens sound—often making it quieter than traditional asphalt shingles during rain or wind.
Yes. Metal roofing reflects solar heat, reducing cooling costs during Wilmington’s hot, humid summers. Some systems may qualify for energy efficiency tax credits as well.
Absolutely. Many metal roofing systems are rated for wind speeds up to 140–160 mph. They’re ideal for hurricane-prone areas like Wilmington and meet or exceed local building codes.
Distinct
No other roof is like a metal roof for it's architectural interest. A roof that is unique and long-lasting makes it an attractive choice.
Durable
Extremely long-lasting, typically a 40 to 70 year lifespan. Rust-proof and strong winds resistant.
40 Year Kynar Paint Warranty
Kynar 500® paint keeps your roof fresh and cool, achieving solar reflectance of over 70%.
