Ribbed Metal Roof Replacement in North Chesterfield, VA – Finished Roof Friday
Katelyn Lewis • March 17, 2023
Happy St. Patrick’s Day – enjoy today’s green Finished Roof Friday!
This North Chesterfield homeowner reached out to Retex at the end of March 2022 wanting an estimate for his roof, siding, and gutters. Retex installed all three by the end of April 2022.
For the roof, he was between shingles and a metal one, and ultimately chose a ribbed metal roof in this “Textured Green” color. Metal roofs, though more expensive upfront than architectural shingles, are more ecologically responsible as they contain recycled metals, have a long lifespan, and can be completely recycled when it’s eventually time to replace them.
Boost your home’s environmental friendliness with a metal roof from Retex. Call us at 804-258-6300 to schedule your roof assessment today.
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