Classic Metal Shingles

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Classic Metal Shingles | Metal Roofing | Roofing | Bean Station

Experience the charm of traditional shingles with the uncompromising strength of steel when you choose HEP's classic metal shingles in Bean Station. Precision-crafted to resemble cedar shakes or slate, these panels lock tightly together, shrugging off high winds, driving rain, and the blistering Tennessee sun. Homeowners love the low-gloss finish that resists fading, while the reflective coating helps keep indoor temperatures comfortable season after season.

Every roof is backed by industry-leading warranties, installed by certified crews, and available in a palette of colors that complements any architectural style. Whether you’re upgrading an aging roof or building from the ground up, metal roofing from HEP delivers timeless beauty, energy savings, and peace of mind—without ever sacrificing curb appeal.

FAQs

What are classic metal shingles and how do they differ from standing-seam metal panels?

Classic metal shingles are stamped, interlocking steel or aluminum panels that mimic the look of traditional asphalt or wood shingles while providing the strength and longevity of metal. Unlike standing-seam panels, which have long vertical seams and a contemporary appearance, metal shingles are installed in smaller modular sections with concealed fasteners. This gives your Bean Station home a more traditional roof profile while still delivering the same fire, wind, and hail resistance associated with metal roofing.

How long can I expect a classic metal shingle roof to last in the Bean Station climate?

With proper installation and minimal maintenance, classic metal shingles typically last 40–70 years in Bean Station’s mix of hot summers, humid conditions, and occasional winter freezes. The galvanized or Galvalume steel core resists corrosion, and specialized PVDF or SMP paint finishes protect against UV fading, rust, and chalking. In most cases, a metal shingle roof will last two to three times longer than a standard asphalt roof in the same environment.

Are metal shingles energy-efficient for East Tennessee weather?

Yes. Metal shingles reflect a significant portion of solar radiant heat, helping your attic stay cooler during Bean Station’s hot, sunny afternoons. Many products carry ENERGY STAR® ratings and "cool roof" pigments that can cut summer cooling costs by 10–25%. Because the shingles are installed with an integrated airspace beneath them, they also reduce heat conduction into your home, improving year-round energy performance.

Will metal shingles make my home more resistant to severe weather common in Bean Station?

Absolutely. Classic metal shingles are rated to withstand wind speeds of 120–150 mph, far exceeding the gusts produced by most East Tennessee thunderstorms. They have a Class 4 impact rating—the highest available—for hail resistance and are non-combustible (Class A fire rating). This added protection may even qualify you for homeowners-insurance discounts in Grainger County.

What is the typical cost and return on investment for a classic metal shingle roof?

Up-front, metal shingles cost 2–3 times more than architectural asphalt shingles. However, when you factor in their 40-70-year service life, minimal maintenance, lower energy bills, and potential resale-value boost, metal shingles often deliver one of the best long-term returns in residential roofing. Many Bean Station homeowners recoup 60–70% of the cost at resale, plus ongoing savings from reduced repairs and utility expenses.

How disruptive is the installation process and can you install metal shingles over my existing roof?

A typical metal shingle installation on an average-size Bean Station home takes 3–5 days, weather permitting. Because the panels are lightweight (about a third the weight of asphalt), they can often be installed directly over one layer of existing shingles, reducing tear-off debris and labor costs. Our team inspects your current roof deck for moisture damage first; if it’s sound, we can overlay. We schedule work to minimize noise and keep your property clean throughout the project.

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