December 13, 2011 | Filed under: Energy,Environmentally Friendly,Featured Post,News,Uncategorized
Owners of Classic Metal Roofs often report significant energy savings, especially during the summer when their beautiful roofs block home heat gain. Due to their unique design and special coatings, Classic roofs block heat gain both via conduction and radiation. While energy savings will always vary from home to home and they will also be… read more
August 24, 2011 | Filed under: Energy,Environmentally Friendly,Miscellanous Articles,Press Releases,Uncategorized
Our Piqua, Ohio manufacturing facility for Classic Metal Roofing Systems was recently visited by Lauren Kubiak, Cai Steger, and Dylan Sullivan of the Natural Resources Defense Council. They were on a tour of Ohio and Michigan, seeking out businesses successfully operating and creating jobs with green products. Visit the links below to see what Lauren… read more
August 7, 2011 | Filed under: Environmentally Friendly,Featured Post,Uncategorized
Residential metal roofing enjoys especially strong popularity in warm climates. This is because high temperatures and intense sun are especially damaging to roofing materials, prompting homeowners to seek out more durable, lasting, and energy efficient options. Let’s take a look at why metal roofing is popular in hot climates, as well as special considerations to… read more
February 23, 2011 | Filed under: Environmentally Friendly,Uncategorized
Here is a very interesting video on how one young couple intends to pay for their wedding … one used beverage can at a time. A Classic aluminum roof is comprised of approximately 1,815 used aluminum cans per 100 square feet of roof area. The average installed Classic roof uses over 60,000 cans! In today’s… read more
March 17, 2009 | Filed under: Environmentally Friendly,Miscellanous Articles,Uncategorized
Classic Metal Roofing Systems was recently in the news for our commitment to helping the environment through roofing materials that have high recycled content, strong energy efficiency, and other ecological benefits. You have to scroll down the article a bit to see the reference to us but for further details, check out this article from… read more
