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Copper Roofing
About Copper Roofing
Copper has played a significant role in the construction industry for centuries; with its lightweight, durable and aesthetic qualities, it could be the perfect choice for your residential or commercial project. Copper roofing is without question one of the most prestigious of all the types of roofs. Its weathering capability and longevity have been tried and tested throughout centuries and when installed correctly will last a lifetime.
It has been used on medieval buildings and churches for centuries. Although copper is one of the more expensive choices for metal roofing, it’s durability and energy efficiency outweigh the cost.
The life expectancy of copper can exceed 100 years with the correct care and maintenance, copper is also resistant to the elements and thermal changes, keeping maintenance costs relatively low.
For an energy efficient and environmentally friendly roofing solution, copper roofing is highly recommended. As metal reflects heat rather than absorbing it, copper can make it easier to heat and cool your home, reducing your energy costs.
Top Benefits of Copper Roofing & Cladding
Distinctive aesthetic
Flexible
Durable
Long lasting
Low maintenance
Corrosion resistant
Recyclable
100 + Years lifespan cost effectiveness
Over the long-term, copper roofing is one of the most cost-effective. A typical copper metal roof can last over 100 years whereas other roofing materials need to be replaced, sometimes more than once, during that time.
Low Maintenance
A properly installed copper roof is a once-and-once-only job, with little or no maintenance required. Copper gradually develop a durable patina, which reforms if damaged. No chemicals are needed – the roof is resistant to decay and naturally fire proof.
Corrosion resistant
Very formable and ideal for roofing and cladding complicated details and shapes. Copper can be dramatically modern or discreetly traditional.
Lightweight
Copper roofs are much lighter than other roofing materials and require less structural support. There is a consequent reduction in cost throughout the whole project.
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