How much does stone coated steel roofing cost

After home inspections, some homeowners plan to replace their roofs. Many homeowners opted for the cheapest and most popular product, the Asphalt shingles. But in the last few years, a more popular roofing product has emerged stone coated metal roof tiles. When surveyed, most homeowners said they were tired of constantly replacing the shingle and would switch to a better roof next time. Don’t get yourself into more trouble by choosing the best price.

Perhaps this explains the growing popularity of steel roofs. With the development of real estate, more and more homeowners are considering adding more investment to their homes — installing metal roofs. Metal roofing now has 12% of the market, according to customer surveys.

This means that 12% of households that need to replace their roofs will no longer have to worry about their roof problems. They were tired of roof repairs, and they were able to reduce their roofing expenses by using metal roofing panels.

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Defining Metal Roof Costs

Homeowners study the price and cost of the product when choosing to install a steel roof on their home. The service life of a metal roof is more than 50 years, JINHU color stone tile manufacturers provide a 50-year warranty period.

Cost comparison of Stone coated steel roofing and traditional material roof tile

In terms of cost, let’s start with two technical terms: initial cost and post-cost. The initial cost is what you pay when you install the roof. Late costs include product life and maintenance costs.

The following comparison provides a clearer picture of the cost of various roof tiles.

In the case of the same area:

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	Asphalt shingle	Architectural Shingle	JINHU stone coated steel roofing	Metal Roof Standing Seam
Life Expectancy	12years	15years	50-60years	50-60years
Initial Roof Cost Total	$9100.00	$9560.00	$13660.00	$19340.00
Tear Off Cost @ year 12-15 (Inflation-Adjusted @ 2% annually)	$4,120.00	$4,120.00	0（recycled）	0（recycled）
New Roof at Year 12-15 (Inflation-Adjusted @ 2% annually)	$13,180.00	$13,846.00	0（recycled）	0（recycled）
Total roofing cost at year 16	$26,400.00	$27,526.00	$13660.00	$19,340.00

Note: Data in this table assume material and labor averages for a “typical” 2,000-square-foot home. Actual costs vary depending on the value of labor and household circumstances in the region. Therefore, it is best to contact a local contractor to obtain a customized quote for your residence.

As the table above illustrates, due to the 12-15 year life expectancy for the shingle roofs, it’s necessary to include costs to remove the original shingles and replace them with new shingles in both shingle examples.

It takes 15 years to calculate the data, so the impact of inflation is also important. Using inflation calculator, calculated from 2021 to 2036. Because metal roofs last 50 to 60 years and are recyclable. So you don’t have to take inflation into account.

The table above calculates that a metal roof would save $8,000 to $13,000 over 15 years. What if you plan to stay for 30 years or more? The cost savings could even buy another house’s roof tile.

Other cost savings

Resale price: also known as the appreciation of the house. If you plan to sell your home in just a few years, you may not be able to take advantage of stone coated steel roofing. But buyers will consider the condition of the roof before making an offer, so you can sell the house at a higher price to offset the metal roof investment. It can be even more rewarding.

Reduced maintenance: Metal roofs require very little or no maintenance compared to traditional tile roofs. After storms, hail, and high winds, homeowners may need to replace their roofs or make proper repairs. However, a steel roofing system is not needed and is less vulnerable to natural damage. The designer’s unique design allows the steel roof to withstand strong damage. This is why stone-coated metal roofs are popular in coastal areas.

Energy Saving: For homeowners who care about the environment and advocate environmental protection. It is important to choose color stone metal tile can save energy. While traditional roofing systems absorb heat from the sun and bring it into the house, the stone coating on the steel roof reflects most of the sun’s rays into the atmosphere.

What factors influence a homeowner’s choice of a metal roof?

Noise is a very important factor. Hail, strong winds, and heavy rain can make for loud noises, especially at night. Noise may affect your neighbor as well as the homeowner’s