I'm wondering if you have done an analysis for different roofing materials to see which will cost the least in the long term? Considering that metal roofs are warrantied for 30-50 years that might be a good span of time to use!?

KELLY’S ANSWER:
 

Dear NES Design & Construction,

Thank you for your question on the cost analysis and durability of different types of roofing materials.   Depending on the climate condition you happen to be living in some products last longer than others.     We personally are fans of asphalt-based fiberglass laminated shingles, as the look and quality of this type of product has certainly improved over the years.
 

Metal roofs are more durable and will definitely last longer in most cases, however the initial cost is higher.   All roofing products have benefits that carry different levels of investment therefore, choosing a roofing product is often based on the customer’s budget, needs and personal taste.
 

Also, warranties are a consideration as sometimes the wording and coverage can be confusing so it’s important to have a roofing expert help you choose the right product and warranty that suits your unique circumstances.
 

We have created a table of general product cost-analysis below for a typical Vancouver region re-roofing scenario.  Keep in mind, this is a generic model based on our experience and costs will differ depending on the variables.

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Once your specific conditions have been identified and all measurements have been taken, our roofing specialist can always price out a variety of products that would be right for you.
    

We appreciate all of your questions and look forward to providing our customers and industry with further insights into the profession of roofing.

All the best,
 
Kelly Zewe
General Manager

K2 Roofing Ltd 
(604) 317-004
info@k2roofing.com  

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