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Asked by: Eliseo Vitovoi
hobbies and interests woodworkingHow long will a corrugated metal roof last?
25 to 60 years
Keeping this in view, how many years does a metal roof last?
40-70 years
Keeping this in view, how often do metal roofs need to be replaced?
The predicted life expectancy of a metal roof is at least 40-60 years, many last a lot longer. This means that you only incur a one time cost, upon installation. By contrast, when you put up asphalt shingles, you can expect them to last 12-20 years at best.
4 Common Metal Roofing Problems
- Roof Leaks. Roof leaks are one of the most common problems that homeowners experience with metal roofs.
- Blow-offs. Blow-offs may also occur as a result of poor installation.
- Punctures & Tears. Punctures and tears may also be problematic.
- Ponding water. Ponding water is another leading cause of metal roofing problems.