Interlock Metal Roofing

A distinctive home deserves a roof that complements it.
For Ward, Interlock’s slate look was the right fit.

Discover your roofing options with Interlock.

A steep roof made finding a roofer difficult. Finding Interlock helped Ward move forward.
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Rust-resistant aluminum. Durable coatings. Concealed fasteners. Professional installation.
Interlock roofing is designed as a complete system built to protect your home for decades.

A roof’s lifespan comes down to more than just the material.
Corrosion resistance, coating quality, fastener design and proper installation can all determine whether a roof reaches its full lifespan.

One of the biggest factors in how long a metal roof lasts is corrosion.

Because aluminum contains no iron, it won’t rust the way steel can, making it especially well suited for coastal, humid and salt-air environments.

Not all roofs are built for the same lifespan. Aluminum can last 50–75 years or more, while asphalt may need to be replaced several times over the same period.

The value of an Interlock roof builds over time through lasting protection, avoided roof replacements, potential insurance discounts, and possible energy savings.

Long-term value starts with durability. Interlock aluminum roofing resists high winds, impact, fire exposure, rust, and common asphalt issues like curling, cracking, and granule loss.

An Interlock aluminum roof can add value long after install day, with long-term protection, resale appeal, a transferable lifetime limited warranty, and potential annual savings.

Metal roofing may cost more upfront, but the real comparison is long-term value. Asphalt can need multiple replacements over 50 years, while Interlock is designed to last a lifetime.