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We are considering zinc or copper roofing for a residential project in Breckenridge, CO (both for the roof and some exterior walls). Our winters are long, cold, and wet. I have heard that Zinc does not hold up well below 40 degrees F and moisture can eat through it. Is there much truth to this? Which material do you think would be better suited? Any other materials you would recommend that would have a similar look?
Thank you!
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Megan,
In addition to what you are considering, there are painted steel and aluminum products which have coatings that would provide a similar look.
I think that one key to successful sinc installations is to have some breathability on the back side of the metal.
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