Edco (shown in the photo) and Tamko both make interlocking metal roofing panels that you can install with clips and roofing ...

Structural insulated panels, also known as SIPs ... of heat through the attic as heat rises and can escape through the roof. Insulating your attic can help prevent this heat loss, keeping your ...

Solar panels last 25 years, while shingles are good for 20. Waiting until you need to re-roof is usually the best course when going solar.

This research underscores the need to retrofit homes with air sealing and insulation, since almost nine out of 10 homes are ...

Created by Dri-Design, the EN-V metal panel system takes advantage of manufacturing and material optimization providing significant cost saving while maintaining performance. The architectural dry ...

corrugated panels, and standing seams. Metal shingles are the smallest and are useful if you have a roof that requires fitting the material around chimneys and unusual shapes. Metal panels are ...

Just like with a regular tile roof, it's more than possible to install solar panels on a metal roof, be it a standing seam metal roof or a corrugated metal roof. That said, while it's perfectly fine ...

Within the past four decades, well over 2 billion square feet of metal roofing has been installed in the United States each year. That number continues to grow, and it’s more than any other roof ...

Asphalt shingles are typically the most cost-effective roofing option. You will also find some plastic and corrugated metal panels that cost less than average, but they must be able to withstand ...

Portable power stations let you take power wherever you go. A portable solar panel will let you keep it charged up wherever the sun shines. CNET's current favorite is the Jackery SolarSaga 200 ...

Watch our video below to see a solar panel installation (on a concrete tiled roof) from start to finish, and find out what's involved. How long does it take to install solar panels? If the solar ...

Metal roofing costs an average of $17,522 to install on a 2,000-square-foot roof. Steel and aluminum roofs typically cost between $3 and $12 per square foot. Metal roofs often last longer than ...