Metal Panels

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Metal Panels | Roofing | Newcomb

Looking to give your Newcomb property a sleek, lasting upgrade? HEP’s metal panels combine eye-catching style with serious strength, offering a modern look that shrugs off hail, high winds, and the harsh Adirondack winters. Our precision-engineered panels lock tight to form a watertight barrier, reflecting summer heat while sealing in winter warmth—so you stay comfortable and save on energy year-round. From consultation to final installation, HEP’s local team handles every detail with craftsmanship you can see and warranties you can trust.

Whether you’re reinventing a rustic camp or protecting your forever home, our metal panels deliver next-level roofing performance without the maintenance headaches of shingles. Choose from bold colors and profiles that complement Newcomb’s natural scenery, then sit back while our trained crews complete most projects in a single day. Ready to elevate curb appeal and peace of mind? Discover why more North Country homeowners are turning to HEP for metal panel roofing that’s built to last.

FAQs

What advantages do metal panel roofs offer for homes and businesses in Newcomb’s climate?

Newcomb experiences significant temperature swings, heavy snow loads, and the occasional coastal-influenced storm. Galvanized or galvalume metal panels shed snow quickly, won’t absorb moisture, and have interlocking seams that resist wind uplift of 140 mph or more. Reflective paint finishes lower summer attic temperatures, while high R-value underlayments prevent winter heat loss, making metal panels both durable and energy-efficient in our local weather.

How long can I expect a metal panel roof to last?

With proper installation and minimal upkeep, standing-seam or screw-fastened metal panel roofs routinely last 40–70 years. Thicker 24- or 26-gauge steel with Kynar 500® or SMP finishes resists corrosion and color fade far longer than asphalt shingles. Many manufacturers back their panels with 30- to 40-year paint warranties and 50-year substrate warranties, giving you decades of worry-free protection.

Are metal roofs energy-efficient, and will they lower my utility bills?

Yes. Light-colored or Cool Roof–rated metal panels reflect 25–65 % of solar heat, cutting air-conditioning demand by up to 20 %. In winter, a properly vented assembly traps a blanket of insulating air beneath the panels, reducing heat loss. Add rigid foam or a radiant barrier beneath the panels and you can meet or exceed New York’s current energy code without increasing attic insulation depth.

Will a metal roof be noisy during rain or hail storms?

When installed over solid decking (plywood or OSB) with quality underlayment, a metal roof is only 2–6 dB louder than architectural shingles—barely noticeable to the human ear. Optional acoustic membranes or spray-foam insulation can further deaden sound, making interior noise levels comparable to any other roofing system even during heavy rain or hail.

Can metal panels be installed over my existing shingle roof?

Often, yes. New York building code allows a second roofing layer if the existing deck is sound and total weight stays within structural limits. Because steel panels weigh only 0.8–1.5 lb/ft²—about one-third of asphalt—they can usually be installed over one layer of shingles, saving tear-off costs and reducing landfill waste. Your roof will be inspected for deck rot, ventilation issues, and flashing upgrades before a final decision is made.

What maintenance does a metal panel roof require?

Metal roofs need little upkeep: 1) Clear leaves and debris from valleys and gutters each season to maintain drainage. 2) Inspect fasteners, sealant points, and flashing annually; tighten or replace screws if thermal cycling causes backing-out. 3) Wash panels every few years with mild soap to remove dirt, pollen, and salt spray. 4) Trim overhanging branches to prevent abrasion. Following these simple steps will protect finish warranties and maximize the roof’s multi-decade service life.

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