Blog

A metal roof lifespan typically carries a 40-year warranty, but some can stretch to a lifespan of 70 years! Incredible longevity is one of the sought after characteristics of metal roofing. This attribute is why this roofing application is often referred to as a lifetime roofing solution. Like your body—the more you take care of the roof, the better it will function and last over the years. You’ve just invested your hard-earned money into a lifetime metal roofing system. Do whatever it takes to extend the lifespan to its full capacity! The upkeep of a metal roof is quite simple. Taking proper care of your metal roof over the years will truly pay off. Follow these regular practices to preserve and protect your roof for years to come.

As we approach the cooler months, it’s about time to clean your metal roof. Metal roofs are known for having low maintenance qualities. Low maintenance doesn’t mean complete neglect of maintenance! Metal roofs will last 40 years or more when taken care of properly. Keeping up with proper maintenance will allow your roof to last all the years of its expectancy. It’s recommended to clean your roof at least once annually to avoid premature deterioration. How do you begin cleaning your metal roof? Follow these three simple steps, and you’ll be on your way to a clean roof!

With evolving science, testing, and alterations, metal roofs have transformed—for the better—over the years. Steel roofing has begun rising in popularity, but homeowners still have their misconceptions about the material.

The history of metal roofing began long ago. Metal roofing has come a long way from when it was first invented. The evolution of metal roofing has transformed the way panels are created, how they are coated, how they are installed, and the way they perform. Homeowners are continuously choosing metal roofs for their home for all the wonderful benefits—energy-efficiency, vibrant colors, sustainability, and durability. The history of metal roofing paved a path for metal manufactures to create one of the best roofing materials on the market. Without the metal roofing trailblazers, we may not have the incredible roofing system available to us today! Let’s take it back to where the history of metal roofing began.

Roof decking is the layer between your metal roofing panels and the structural elements of your roof. This component is essential in both metal roofing and traditional asphalt shingle roofing.

Rustic chic home design is all about creating a space of comfort, character, and a touch of modern style. As contradictory as it sounds, it may be difficult to achieve an effortless look. With these tips and tricks, you’ll be on your way to a cozy home in no time! Rustic chic falls in the […]

Metal roofers can be found all over, but how do you choose the right one for you? You want to make sure your metal roofing company is accredited, informative, experienced, and honest with you. Wagner Metals Roofing and Remodeling has been installing metal roofs across Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan for over 10 years.W e would […]

This month Founder & President of Wagner Brett Wagner, had the pleasure of being interviewed the the prestigious Magazine Shotcallers. Brett started in the roofing industry when he was just a teenager, now he is a well know Entrepreneur. To read the full article follow the following link https://issuu.com/mot-suc/docs/shotcallers_marketing_march_2020. To contact Brett Wagner please email brettw@trustwagner.com […]

Meet the Wagner Family: Brett, Kacy, Haven and Henley. Brett and Kacy met when they were in elementary school and have now been married for 10 years. They were both born and raised in Oakwood, OH, and they still reside there today. Brett has been a long time entrepreneur, starting his first business venture at […]

5 Signs That You Need a Roof Repair or Replacement The process of replacing or repairing a roof can be a stressful experience. From choosing a trustworthy contractor to managing the entire process and avoiding pitfalls, it’s no surprise that many homeowners put-off the project as long as possible. Your roof does, however, represent a […]