4Ever Metal Roofing
I'm Travis Sliger. I've spent 15+ years installing nearly 2,000 metal roofs across Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Metal roofing isn't for everyone—but if your home is a long-term commitment, it's worth understanding why most homeowners replace asphalt 2–3 times in the same span a single metal roof is still performing.
WHO IS 4EVER METAL ROOFING
I started 4Ever Metal Roofing in 2016 because I saw too many homeowners stuck in a cycle—replacing asphalt every 12–20 years, paying more each time, and never actually solving the problem. I don't do windows, siding, or general contracting. All I do is metal roofing. That focus means every crew member is manufacturer-certified, every installation is backed by a lifetime transferable warranty, and I'm not spreading attention across trades I don't specialize in.
Here's something most roofing companies won't say: metal roofing is not the right choice for every home or every budget. It costs more upfront, it requires experienced installation, and if you're planning to sell in a few years, the payback may not make sense. But for certain homeowners, it eliminates a problem they're tired of repeating.
You've owned your home 10+ years and you're not going anywhere. You've already replaced one roof—maybe two—and you'd rather solve it once than keep renting a temporary fix.
You look at the 30-year number, not just the upfront price. Over 30 years, a metal roof costs roughly $46,000 total—compared to $151,000+ for asphalt with replacements and rising material costs. The math matters to you.
You're tired of storm damage claims, curling shingles, and contractors who disappear. You want a roof rated for up to 140 mph winds with Class A fire resistance—and a company that will still be around to back the warranty.
Not sure if metal is right for your situation? That's what the conversation is for—no obligation, no pressure.
Ask Travis a QuestionMetal costs more upfront than asphalt—sometimes significantly more. It also requires skilled installation, and a bad install on metal is less forgiving than on shingles. But when it's done right, with the right materials and certified crews, the long-term math changes completely. Here's what drives that difference.
Every roof I install uses Sherwin-Williams PVDF coil coatings, tested against 11 ASTM standards for fade, chalk, and corrosion resistance. The coating matters as much as the metal underneath it.
I've installed nearly 2,000 metal roofs over 15+ years. Every crew member is manufacturer-certified—that's what unlocks the lifetime transferable warranty that covers both materials and workmanship.
Metal isn't right for every home or every budget. I'd rather tell you that upfront than let you find out after writing a check. The best roofing decisions are made with confidence, not pressure.
A warranty is only as good as the company behind it. I've built 4Ever Metal to still be here decades from now—because a 50-year roof needs a company that lasts just as long.
4Ever Fortress
The 4Ever Fortress is a 4-side interlocking metal shingle. It gives you the look of a traditional shingle roof with the longevity of metal—50 to 70+ years. Here's the tradeoff: it costs more than asphalt upfront, and it requires certified installers to do it right. But over 30 years, the total cost comparison isn't close.
Up to 140 mph wind resistance. Class A fire rating.
Mimics traditional roofing aesthetics without the maintenance cycle.
Metal: ~$46K total. Asphalt with replacements: ~$151K.
Sherwin-Williams coil coatings tested against 11 ASTM standards.
No single metal roofing system is right for every situation. Each one has different strengths, limitations, and price points. I'd rather you understand those tradeoffs upfront than find out after the fact. Here's an honest look at what each system does well—and where it falls short.
Lowest upfront cost, but exposed screws need maintenance and replacement at 10–12 years. Good when budget and speed are the top priorities.
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Mechanically seamed panels with concealed fasteners. Handles low slopes and severe weather well. Highest cost, but the longest performance record and lowest maintenance.
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4-side interlocking shingle that looks traditional but performs like metal. Great for homeowners who want metal longevity without the standing seam look.
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Stone granule finish over a metal substrate. Offers a textured look that blends with traditional neighborhoods. Heavier than other metal options and may require more maintenance on the coating over time.
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I put these together to answer the questions I hear most often—about cost, installation, maintenance, and whether metal actually makes sense for your home. No sales pitch. Just the information I'd want if I were in your shoes.
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These are homes in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio—not stock photos. Different profiles, different colors, different roof pitches. Some are standing seam. Some are metal shingle. Some are stone coated.
Every home is different, and what works on one roof may not work on another. That's part of the conversation—matching the right system to your home's structure, slope, and aesthetic.
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A Conversation, Not a Sales Call
If you're weighing your options, I'm happy to walk you through the tradeoffs—what metal does well, where it falls short, and whether it makes sense for your specific home. No pressure, no follow-up calls you didn't ask for. Now you have the context to decide.
Request a Roof EstimateRequest a free, no-pressure consultation and estimate. Every 4Ever metal roof is backed by a lifetime transferable warranty.
