Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA)
Finally, a Roof With Brawn and Beauty
By Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA). New roof on this Oregon home protects against the elements while adding a healthy dose of curb appeal. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that when it comes to curb appeal, the roof can make or break the home design. That being ...
The MRA Best Residential Metal Roofing Quarterly Competition Winners
By Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA). The Metal Roofing Alliance celebrates outstanding Washington and Texas metal roof installations. Two beautiful metal roofs, installed this year, are receiving recognition in the MRA Best Residential Metal Roofing Quarterly Competition. The competition honors style, creativity, and effectiveness of metal roofs installed all throughout the ...
MRA Shares Cautionary Tale for Homeowners Seeking to Repair and Rebuild After Harsh 2022 Hurricane Season
The Metal Roofing Alliance is cautioning homeowners to make sure their current roof is equipped to handle storm season. Dealing with destruction and home damage in the aftermath of 2022's monster storm season and hurricanes like Ida is bad enough. But for unsuspecting homeowners, shoddy workmanship and inferior quality can turn ...
An Essential Metal Roofing Guide That Answers All Homeowners’ Questions
By Evelyn Witterholt. The MRA’s Residential Metal Roofing Buyer's Guide is perfect for answering all metal roof questions a homeowner might have. Editor’s note: This is a resource for you to share with customers who have questions about metal roofing. Are you curious about getting a new roof for your ...
MRA Best Residential Metal Roofing Quarterly Competition Honors Outstanding Projects in Washington, Texas
As a first for MRA’s Best Residential Metal Roofing quarterly competition, two outstanding projects were honored. The Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA) has selected a remarkable new home construction project located in Kennewick, Washington, as the winner of its Best Residential Metal Roofing Project competition for the third quarter of 2022. The project, ...
Top October Articles: Hurricane Resources, Metal Influencers and New EPA Guidelines
By Evelyn Witterholt. See what’s been trending on RoofersCoffeeShop® (RCS) this past month. When Hurricane Ian touched land in late September, roofing industry professionals were looking for resources on how to best handle the situation. Roofers from all over wanted to answer the call to action as is reflected in ...
Residential Metal Roofing Continues to Make Strong Gains in U.S., According to Latest Industry Report
The report shows the roofing market has grown overall, and metal is getting a bigger percentage of that share. U.S. homeowners are gravitating towards better performing, more sustainable building product materials, as indicated by the results of the latest annual industry report that measures overall roofing demand and activity. According to the ...
As Re-roofing Demand Spikes, MRA Unveils Latest Buyer’s Guide
To help homeowners make informed decisions, the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA) has just released its most comprehensive version of the MRA Residential Metal Roofing Buyer’s Guide The U.S. and Canadian re-roofing market is experiencing high demand due to a number of challenging circumstances, ranging from the increasing frequency of severe storms, ...
Top September Articles: Metal Trends, Sustainable Roofing and Suicide Prevention
By Evelyn Witterholt. Here’s what’s been trending on RoofersCoffeeShop®(RCS) this past month. This past year has shown us how much the interest in metal roofing is growing, and this past month is no different. Looking back at September’s top monthly articles, we are still seeing consistent intrigue in informative pieces ...
MRA Issues Repair and Rebuilding Warning in Hurricane Aftermath
Now that Hurricane Ian has passed, the Metal Roofing Alliance offers advice on ways to stay vigilant when hiring a contractor. The recovery effort from the damage caused by Hurricane Ian is sure to be a long, difficult road for many homeowners seeking to repair or rebuild. Unfortunately, the challenge can ...
