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What Are Stone Coated Roof Tiles

Stone coated roofing tiles are among the most durable roofing materials used today, great, modern options that offer lots of outstanding features. Here are some things to know about the option:
- What they are – these roofing covers look like clay or cement tiles, but they are pieces of metal in fact. The tiles made from some type of durable alloy are covered in stone powder in the final phase of the manufacturing process for enhanced durability and appealing aesthetics;
- Durability – stone coated tiles are much stronger than uncoated metal materials, offering a durability of decades, practically lasting for a lifetime;
- Resistance to the elements – these coated roofs can resist winds raging at speeds of up to 170 mph, making them the best option for hurricane-prone areas. They are also UV reflective and resistant to water, being suitable for areas that get lots of capricious weather. The stone coating confers superior strength to the metal making it resistant to large hail as well as to corrosion;
- Low maintenance needs and easy repairs – According to Fremont roofing pros, stone coated roofs need very little maintenance, semi-annual inspections and cleaning is usually all that is needed. These systems consist of small, individual components, which makes repair very easy, too.

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