Metal Reroof
Metal Reroof | Roofing | Palmer
When Palmer’s punishing winds, snow loads, and freeze-thaw cycles start to test the limits of your shingles, HEP steps in with a metal reroof solution that’s as tough as the Mat-Su Valley itself. Our locally sourced panels lock tight against leaks, shed snow effortlessly, and reflect summer sun to keep energy bills in check—all while delivering a sleek, modern profile that instantly upgrades curb appeal. Because every project is handled by our in-house craftsmen, you get precision installation, prompt timelines, and the kind of neighbor-to-neighbor service only a Palmer crew can provide.
HEP backs each metal reroof with industry-leading warranties and a maintenance package that keeps your investment performing for decades. Whether you’re protecting a rustic cabin or a downtown storefront, our team guides you through design, color selection, and financing so you can enjoy peace of mind long before the first flake flies. Discover why homeowners and businesses alike trust HEP for superior roofing results built Alaskan strong.
FAQs
What advantages does a metal reroof offer over traditional asphalt shingles in Palmer?
Metal roofing lasts 40–70 years—two to three times longer than asphalt—while resisting the high winds, driving rain, and freeze-thaw cycles common in Palmer. Steel and aluminum panels will not crack, curl, or absorb water, so ice-dam damage is virtually eliminated. They are Class A fire-rated, stand up to hail better than most shingles, and can raise a home’s resale value because buyers recognize the longevity and low maintenance.
How does Palmer’s climate affect the performance of a metal reroof?
Palmer sees heavy snowfall and rapid temperature swings. Standing-seam or corrugated metal panels shed snow quickly because they warm up fast in the sun and offer a slick surface. Optional snow-retention bars control sliding snow near entries. Metal’s low thermal expansion rates prevent shingle blow-off and leak issues caused by repeated thawing and refreezing. Protective Kynar/PVDF paint systems resist ultraviolet fading even during the long summer daylight hours, so the roof keeps its color for decades.
What metal roofing profiles and finishes can I choose for a reroof project?
Popular choices include 24- or 26-gauge standing-seam panels for a modern look, exposed-fastener corrugated panels for a more economical option, and metal shingles that mimic cedar shake or slate. Materials range from galvanized steel to rust-free aluminum and premium copper or zinc. Finish options include high-performance PVDF paint in dozens of colors, stone-coated textures, and energy-saving cool-roof coatings that meet ENERGY STAR® criteria.
How long will a metal reroof installation take, and what is the general process?
A typical single-family home in Palmer takes 3–6 days, depending on roof complexity and weather. Day 1: crew delivers panels, protects landscaping, and removes existing shingles down to the deck. Day 2: any rotten sheathing is replaced, ice- and water-shield plus synthetic underlayment are installed. Days 3–5: metal panels are measured, cut on-site, and mechanically fastened or seamed. Flashings, ridge caps, and snow guards are added. Final day: cleanup, magnetic nail sweep, and homeowner walk-through.
Will a metal reroof improve my home’s energy efficiency and handle heavy snow loads?
Yes. Most metal panels have high solar reflectance and can be ordered with cool-roof pigments that reflect up to 70 % of solar heat, reducing summer attic temperatures by 20–30 °F and trimming cooling bills. In winter, the smooth surface sheds snow, so weight rarely accumulates to structural-load limits. When installed over a ventilated air gap or insulated nail-base panels, a metal reroof can qualify for federal energy-efficiency tax credits.
What does a metal reroof cost in Palmer, and what warranties or financing are available?
Installed prices generally run $9–$14 per square foot for standing seam and $7–$10 for corrugated panels, including tear-off, underlayment, and trim. Exact cost depends on roof pitch, penetrations, and metal type. Most manufacturers back their panels with 30- to 50-year finish warranties and lifetime material warranties. Our company includes a 10-year workmanship warranty. We also offer 0 % interest financing for 12 months or low-interest plans up to 120 months, subject to credit approval.