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Metal Roofing
Metal Roofing
I've always been a "Roof" fanatic. To me the roof design and roofing material are as important to a house as hair is to humans. 
Courtesy Central States Manufacturing,Inc.
Metal roofs have always held a soft spot in my heart but,here is something I never even thought of from "the newsteel.org" website. (http://www.thenewsteel.org/roofing/index.htm)
Environmental Benefits of Metal Roofing:
1. Environmentally friendly process of steel making and coating.
2. Steel is 100 percent recyclable so yesterday's scrapped car can become today's metal roof. And that could one day become a refrigerator.
3. A new steel roof can be placed over an existing roof. That conserves valuable landfill space by eliminating the need to dispose of the existing roof. (Roof tear-offs represent more than 5 percent of what is being dumped in landfills today.) And this saves labor time and costs for the homeowner.
Wow, you really do learn something everyday!
Carl


