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For me, a real surprise has been my customers' tint selection with brick siding. Click this link for brick siding homes illustrated with colored metal roof photos.
Check my tin roofing blog for over a hundred photos illustrating the wide variety of selections of colors. More than a few select a custom color based on their siding, their location and their preferences.
As an aside, I still remember the owner of a country homestead who selected Williamsburg Blue. "Since I was a little girl, I always dreamed of being happy in a home with a blue roof," she said. When the fellows opened the pail of Williamsburg Blue, her eyes teared up. I thought she was being sentimental. Not at all. She told me she realized she had to leave her childhood taste in colors to the past. Just to make certain of her "adult" decision, we applied the first coat in Williamsburg Blue. Happily for all, she chose a Colonial Grey for her top coat. The lesson of this unexciting tale: roof color choice can change over time.
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If you are seeking an experienced company to offer an estimate to preserve your existing roof, one of us would be delighted to visit your residence, discuss the alternatives available and, if requested, submit a quote for restoring your tin roofs. For a residential tin roofing contractor, click here for a map of our geographical work area.
Beyond information about our contracting services, this site is designed for individuals enjoy rain on their tin roof. All pictures are from Roof Menders projects. For more details about this company, go to "About Us" page. Just call 610-941-1051 with your questions, or peruse our tin roofing blog for tidbits about the tin roofing world.