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ASPHALT & METAL ROOFING

ASPHALT & METAL ROOFING

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Roofing Built to Protect. Options Designed for Your Home.

Your roof plays an essential role in protecting your home, enhancing its appearance, and keeping your family comfortable. At Faylor Construction, we help homeowners throughout Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio choose roofing solutions that fit their homes, budgets, and long-term goals. From classic asphalt shingles to metal roofing systems, our team brings the experience and personal service of a family-owned company serving the community since 1986.

Asphalt Roofing

Your roof plays an essential role in protecting your home, enhancing its appearance, and keeping your family comfortable. At Faylor Construction, we help homeowners throughout Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio choose roofing solutions that fit their homes, budgets, and long-term goals. From classic asphalt shingles to metal roofing systems, our team brings the experience and personal service of a family-owned company serving the community since 1986.

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Exposed Fastener Metal Roofing Systems

Durable protection meets practical value. Exposed fastener metal roofing features overlapping metal panels secured with visible fasteners, giving your home a clean, traditional metal roof appearance. Available in a variety of colors, this system complements a wide range of home styles and typically offers a lower upfront cost than standing seam metal roofing.

The fasteners use sealing washers to help keep water out at attachment points. Periodic inspections and maintenance of these fasteners and seals help support the roof’s performance over time. Faylor Construction can help you choose an exposed fastener metal roofing system that fits your home and budget.

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Standing Seam Metal Roofing Systems

For a distinctive appearance and durable protection, standing seam metal roofing offers a sleek finish with raised vertical seams. Concealed fasteners create a clean look while reducing the number of exposed attachment points on the roof’s surface.

Designed to accommodate the metal’s natural expansion and contraction, standing seam systems combine thoughtful construction with lasting visual appeal. They are an excellent option for homeowners interested in a premium roofing upgrade that complements both modern and traditional architecture.

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Curious how a new roof could transform your home?

Click the link below to the Owens Corning Online Design Center, where you can upload a photo of your house and visualize different roofing styles and colors—virtually bringing your dream roof to life!

Owens Corning Design Center

Signs It May Be Time to Replace Your Roof

Roofing problems aren’t always obvious from the ground. Recognizing the warning signs early can help you address damage before it spreads to other areas of your home.

  • Missing, cracked, or curling shingles: Widespread shingle damage can leave your roof more vulnerable to wind and water.

  • Recurring leaks or water stains: Stains on ceilings or walls, damp attic insulation, or repeated leaks may point to a roofing issue that needs attention.

  • Excessive granule loss: Heavy or persistent buildup of shingle granules in gutters, especially alongside visible bare spots, can indicate deteriorating shingles.

  • Rust, loose panels, or damaged seams: On a metal roof, these issues can compromise protection and should be evaluated.

  • A sagging or uneven roofline: Visible sagging can indicate a problem with the roof decking or supporting structure and needs prompt professional attention.

  • Repeated repairs: If problems keep returning, replacing the roof may offer better long-term value than continuing to patch individual areas.

  • An aging roof: Roofing materials wear over time. If your roof is approaching the end of its expected service life, an evaluation can help you plan ahead.

  • Storm damage: Strong winds, hail, and falling branches can cause damage that may be difficult to spot without a closer inspection.

Not every roofing problem requires a full replacement. The right solution depends on your roof’s age, overall condition, and the extent of any damage.

Let’s Talk About Your Roof

Whether you know it’s time for a replacement or want help understanding your options, Faylor Construction is ready to help. Contact us today to schedule your free roofing estimate and find the right fit for your home.

Call (260) 438-9112 or request your FREE ESTIMATE today!