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Meridian Metal Roofing's roofs are one of the most durable and weather resistant roofing materials on the market today and have the highest UL ratings for fire, wind, and impact resistance. In most areas, metal roofs can be expected to last many times longer than a comparable asphalt shingle roof. In areas with extreme heat, wind, humidity, or temperature extremes, this advantage can be even greater.
Wind Resistance
Due to the way metal roofing panels are constructed and installed, they have extremely high resistance to wind damage. Unlike shingles, tile, or shake, vertical seam metal roofs are installed with a continuous piece that extends the entire way from the eave (lowest part of the roof) to the ridge (highest part of the roof). This greatly minimizes the areas where winds and precipitation can penetrate beneath the roof material and cause damage. In addition, metal roofs have the highest strength to weight ratio of any roofing material and are mechanically attached to the roof deck with screws, creating a roof that can withstand many times the stress loads of most other products.
The extreme wind resistance of metal roofs has been vividly demonstrated in the hurricane areas of Florida. Metal roofs in these areas typically suffered no damage, while asphalt shingle and tile roof damage was extensive. Because of this, metal roofing has become increasing popular as homeowners grow weary of constantly repairing their current roofs. One way Florida has responded is by enacting stricter building codes. Meridian Metal Roofing has metal roofs which meet the toughest codes, including Miami-Dade County and Florida Building Code approvals.
We’ve received numerous testimonials from homeowners that converted to metal in Florida regarding the outstanding performance in storm damaged areas:
“My parents have a metal roof and it’s durable; they live in a development with 92 homes and their house was one of the two homes that didn’t suffer storm damage.”
“I wanted to avoid having to replace my roof again and again.”
“Based on my observations, metal roofs don’t sustain damage; I see a lot of commercial buildings with metal roofs that have survived hurricanes.”
Impact Resistance
Hail can be a big problem in certain areas of the country, and metal roofing passes the strictest tests for impact resistance available. In some areas, such as Texas, you can even receive insurance discounts because of the product’s outstanding durability. Check with your homeowner insurance provider for discount eligibility.
Freeze / Thaw Cycles
Metal roofs do not absorb water or moisture, making them impervious to the damage caused by repeated freeze and thaw cycles. This makes metal a great choice for areas with high snowfall. Metal roofs are increasingly being used in mountainous resort areas and are very popular with second homes since they are virtually maintenance free.
Fire Resistance
Metal is inherently non-combustible, making it a great choice for areas where there is a risk for wildfires. Most house fires in these areas are caused when hot embers ignite the roof. A metal roof can substantially decrease this risk.
Ultraviolet (UV) Rays
The paint systems on our premium metal roofing panels are formulated with highly UV resistant inorganic pigments and binding systems. Unlike asphalt shingles, which have no warranty against appearance damage caused by UV radiation, Meridian Metal Roofing's paint systems are warranted for specific fade and chalk ratings for a minimum of 25 years. Your roof will not only last a long time, it will stay looking good, too.
Mold, Mildew, and Algae Resistance
If you live in a climate that experiences high humidity, you’ve probably noticed black stains on shingle roofs. These stains are caused by airborne algae that grow on the surface of the roof. Metal roofs are highly resistant to staining from algae, mold, or mildew growth. The smooth surfaces and inorganic structure of metal makes it extremely difficult for such organisms to gain a foothold. Metal roofs can also be easily cleaned without risking the damage that can occur with shingles. A metal roof will stay looking new for years.

