Start Searching the Answers
The Internet has many places to ask questions about anything imaginable and find past answers on almost everything.
The Question & Answer (Q&A) Knowledge Managenet
The Internet has many places to ask questions about anything imaginable and find past answers on almost everything.
Lower Long-Term Cost – As we will discuss later, metal roofing is more expensive as a one-time cost. That being said, metal roofing is typically less expensive in the long-term because one metal roof (one lasts 60+ years) can easily outlast at least three asphalt shingle roofs (one lasts 15-20 years).
The reason sounds can be amplified in the standing seam/rigid board insulation/metal decking assembly is the clips holding the standing seam roof down are fastened to the metal decking with long screws. … The noise is ultimately created by a cantilevered fastener; plain and simple.”
52 decibels
Spray foam insulation added to the attic ceiling, immediately opposite the roof, will keep the wood frame and rafters at a more steady temperature. That will mitigate the wood contraction that causes creaking sounds from the roof.
As for what’s causing the problem and the noise, it’s pretty simple: When the wind is blowing against your roof or your attic side walls, the pressure of the wind is causing the wood framing to flex. … Be sure the engineer is a residential expert with substantial experience in working on houses that creak in the wind.