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4Ever Metal Roofing

We specialize exclusively in metal roofing for homeowners across Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. We install standing seam, interlocking metal shingle, stone-coated steel and exposed-fastener roofing systems. Our manufacturer-certified crews install roofing systems finished with Sherwin-Williams PVDF coatings and backed by a lifetime transferable warranty covering materials and workmanship.

We also repair existing metal roofs, restore roofs affected by storms and hail and provide full roof replacements. From our Fort Wayne and Noblesville locations, we help customers understand the advantages, limitations and long-term considerations of each roofing system before making a decision.

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Metal shingle roofing

Metal shingles give you the look of slate or cedar shake with the lifespan of metal. The 4Ever Fortress is a 4-side interlocking shingle built for homeowners who want a traditional roofline, not the clean vertical lines of standing seam. It costs about the same as a mechanically seamed standing seam roof and more than asphalt upfront. Here is what you are actually paying for, and who this system is not for.

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Stone-coated metal roofing

Stone-coated steel is a metal roof with a bonded stone-granule surface, so it reads as tile or wood shake from the street rather than as bare metal. The granules cut glare and soften the sound of rain compared with a smooth metal panel. It is a different look and a different price than standing seam or exposed-fastener panels. Here is how the system is built and who it suits.

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Standing seam metal roofing

Standing seam is a concealed-fastener system: the panels lock together at raised vertical seams and no screws penetrate the exposed surface. That clean, straight-line look is why homeowners choose it, and hiding the fasteners removes the most common leak point on a metal roof. It costs more than exposed-fastener panels, and it has to be installed by a trained crew. Here is how it works and who it fits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Galvalume coated steel roofing panels are protected by layers of metallic and polymer coatings. Industry studies have repeatedly shown them to outperform the corrosion resistance of other coated metals. They are available with warranties that last as long as 50 years.
This is a common myth in the roofing industry. It comes from the days where a tin roof was installed on open purlins of a barn. With your home, you have many layers between the elements and your ears. You have the metal roof, the 1 layer of shingles (actually beneficial to keep that layer), the existing decking, the attic space, and any insulation inside the attic space. These added components make it so that the noise when it rains is no different than the noise produced on a regular shingle roof.
To many people’s surprise, metal roofs are significantly lighter than other types of roofs. Typically they weigh less than one-third the weight of asphalt/fiberglass shingles; and are as much as 75% lighter than clay, concrete, or slate.
Usually you do not need to remove the old roof if you’re installing the metal roof over existing asphalt, fiberglass, or composition shingles (maximum of 1 layer thick). In most situations, the metal roof can be installed directly over the old roof.
Actually, a metal roofing system can save you money on your a/c costs because it has a higher heat reflectivity than other roofing products like asphalt/fiberglass shingles, wood, tile, ect. During the summer, metal roofs make buildings cooler by efficiently reflecting away sunlight and reducing the amount of heat transmitted into the building. Likewise, it makes buildings warmer in the winter by reflecting inside heat from the underside of the roof back into the building. This good thermal reflectivity translates into energy savings by reducing cooling costs in the summer and heating costs in the winter.