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Hello, I am in the process of getting estimates to have our house re-roofed. I would like to install a standing seam bare galvalume, but it's been difficult to locate installers for residential in the Bay Area.
Today I was told that in California, a bare galvalume roof would get way too hot and melt the underlayment. Is that correct? I've noticed some of the posters to this forum are from Texas, where I suspect it gets quite a bit hotter....
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you,
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There are special High Temp underlayments.
Metal is a fine choice for your area.
However, you may wish to explore the full range of metal products that is available including painted products which feature heat reflective finishes.
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