Why You Should Consider Adding Metal Roofing to Your Log Home

By DECRA. 

Neville Log Homes chose DECRA Tile for its stylish and strong roofing technology. 

Based in British Columbia, Neville Log Homes is known for building distinctive log homes that blend rustic elements with modern features. One of the key elements for Neville when constructing their homes is the roof. They sought a roofing material that could withstand the brutal winters of British Columbia, with a warranty to back it up. That’s when they came across DECRA Tile. 

“The decision to use DECRA Tile was made due to DECRA roof’s low maintenance and their warranty,” stated Terry Robinson, general manager in Canada for Neville Log Homes. “It is also metal, and with all the twists and turns of the houses we build, it is important to have an adaptable and quality product on the roof. The tile look also offers a very classy appearance that works well with the log architecture.” 

Strong and stylish, DECRA Tile is made of corrosion-resistant, aluminum-zinc alloy coated steel. The panels are freeze-thaw resistant, have a Class A fire rating for material, and the highest possible UL2218 Class 4 impact rating for hail. But it’s more than durable, it is also beautiful. The attractive stone-coated finish adds extra curb appeal. The end result is a superior roof supported by a Lifetime limited warranty. 

The package of beauty and strength really delivered for Neville Log Homes. “It turned out gorgeous and looks really nice. In fact, a lot of people come to the show home, and even though we sell log homes, they come and ask about the roof,” Robinson finished.  

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Original article source: DECRA