Fade-resistant Colors
Fade-resistant Colors | Gutter Replacements | Roofing | White Pine
Discover how HEP brings lasting curb appeal to White Pine homes with innovative roofing systems and seamless gutter replacements. Our fade-resistant color technology is engineered to stand up to Tennessee sunshine, so your roof and gutters keep their rich, vibrant hues year after year—no streaks, stains, or chalky residue. From shingle matching to custom downspout layouts, we tailor every project to preserve your home’s charm while boosting its protection.
Homeowners trust our factory-trained crews for quick installs, spotless cleanups, and warranties that actually mean something. Whether you’re upgrading storm-damaged shingles or finally ditching those rusty, sagging troughs, we make the process simple, transparent, and surprisingly affordable. Reach out today and see why neighbors all over White Pine call HEP the first—and last—call for exterior peace of mind.
FAQs
What makes your roofing and gutter colors fade-resistant?
We use metal panels and seamless aluminum gutters that are factory-finished with Kynar® 500/Hylar® 5000 PVDF resin coatings. These coatings contain high-performance ceramic pigments that are chemically stable under prolonged UV exposure, intense heat, and moisture—conditions common in White Pine. Unlike standard polyester paints that degrade quickly, PVDF finishes maintain their original hue and gloss for decades, resisting chalking, peeling, and color shift.
How long can I expect the color on my new roof and gutters to last?
With proper installation and normal maintenance, our fade-resistant colors are warranted for up to 30 years against significant color change (defined as no more than 5 ΔE units). Most homeowners see virtually no noticeable fading for 20–25 years even under full sun. The metal substrate itself is backed by a 40- to 50-year manufacturer warranty, so you get long-term protection for both appearance and structural integrity.
Are the fade-resistant roofing materials energy-efficient as well?
Yes. Many of our fade-resistant colors are ENERGY STAR® rated "cool roof" finishes. The reflective pigments embedded in the PVDF coating bounce a larger portion of the sun’s infrared heat away from your home, lowering roof surface temperatures by up to 50 °F. In the humid White Pine climate, this can reduce summertime attic heat gain, cut air-conditioning costs by 10–15 %, and extend the life of your roof decking and insulation.
Can you match my existing home exterior with fade-resistant colors?
Absolutely. We stock more than 30 standard PVDF colors—including popular earth tones, grays, and bold architectural shades—and can special-order custom hues. During your free consultation, our color specialist will compare samples to your siding, brick, trim, and shutters, ensuring a cohesive palette. Because PVDF coatings hold their color so well, you don’t have to worry about the roof or gutters aging faster than other exterior finishes.
What is included in a roofing and gutter replacement project in White Pine?
Our turnkey service covers: (1) removal and eco-friendly disposal of old shingles and gutters, (2) inspection and repair/upgrade of roof decking and fascia, (3) installation of synthetic underlayment and high-temperature ice-and-water shield in valley and eave areas, (4) precision fabrication and fitting of fade-resistant metal panels or architectural shingles, (5) installation of color-matched, seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts with hidden hangers, and (6) final cleanup and magnet sweep of your property. We pull all local permits and schedule final inspections with White Pine building officials.
Do fade-resistant roofs and gutters require special maintenance?
Not really. PVDF finishes are inherently low-maintenance: seasonal rain typically rinses away dust. We recommend a simple garden-hose rinse once or twice a year and prompt removal of branches or debris that might abrade the surface. Avoid harsh chemicals or pressure washers above 1,500 psi. For gutters, annual inspections to clear leaves and check fasteners are sufficient. Following these basic steps keeps your system looking freshly installed for decades.