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<blockquote data-quote="ktm450" data-source="post: 419442" data-attributes="member: 5891">I had put steel on when the house was built.&nbsp; When i was building the steel roof was about double that of shingles, but most of that was in labor as its very time consuming when you have 7 valleys, 5 different peaks and 3 different roof lines all tied together.&nbsp; So when i decided to do the steel roof myself the first time it made sense for me to upgrade to steel vs asphalt shingles.&nbsp;&nbsp; After i did it the first time i said never again, hence looking for recommendations on companies to come do it. lol&nbsp;It now looks like a dimpled golf ball.&nbsp; Ridges and peaks flattened out.&nbsp; Im on a hill and where the house is always catching the wind. I never wanted to have to worry about shingles blowing off or having to replace the roof after every hail storm. (my neighbors with asphalt roofs are coming up on there 2nd and 3rd times replacing)&nbsp; This is the first time it will be replaced in 8 years. I wouldnt be replacing it if the tennis ball hail would have stayed away. Current roof is menards pro rib tin, exposed fastener. As far as the replacement, im open to options as long as it a steel roof. [ATTACH=full]69173[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]69174[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]69175[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]69176[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ktm450, post: 419442, member: 5891"] I had put steel on when the house was built. When i was building the steel roof was about double that of shingles, but most of that was in labor as its very time consuming when you have 7 valleys, 5 different peaks and 3 different roof lines all tied together. So when i decided to do the steel roof myself the first time it made sense for me to upgrade to steel vs asphalt shingles. After i did it the first time i said never again, hence looking for recommendations on companies to come do it. lol It now looks like a dimpled golf ball. Ridges and peaks flattened out. Im on a hill and where the house is always catching the wind. I never wanted to have to worry about shingles blowing off or having to replace the roof after every hail storm. (my neighbors with asphalt roofs are coming up on there 2nd and 3rd times replacing) This is the first time it will be replaced in 8 years. I wouldnt be replacing it if the tennis ball hail would have stayed away. Current roof is menards pro rib tin, exposed fastener. As far as the replacement, im open to options as long as it a steel roof. [ATTACH type="full"]69173[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]69174[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]69175[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]69176[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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