RON AND DON SPECIAL!

For the month of October we are offering the lowest materials price possible for 16" wide Skyline by ASC.  Skyline has proven to be an outstanding residential standing seam product for our area and we have set the price lower than it was in 2005 due to special pricing from the manufacturer!  We are calling it the "Ron and Don Special" (you may have heard about us on KIRO 97.3 radio during the Ron and Don Show) and it will effect materials sales as well as installation packages.

If you were quoted an installation package recently, please give us the chance to re-quote your project with our new lower price.

If you are looking for materials or a complete materials package, "Our price can't be beat and we will not be undersold!" says owner Jerry Iselin.  As with any price comparison, we will need to see written quotes and this offer is on all orders placed between October 11, 2010 and October 31, 2010, previously placed orders do not apply.

With this new lower pricing and the up to $1500 tax credit which expires 12/31/2010, this really is going to be the lowest price through the end of the year and most likely throughout 2011. Give us a call or email us at jerry@metalroofspecialties.com and we will prove our price simply can't be beat and we will not be under sold!

Do-It-Youself Project #4 - Going To The Dogs!

This is Russ and Lynda's Doggy Den. These guys are a testament to the importance of buying your materials from someone who will be there when you have an installation question. We talked them through the installation process step by step, and the success of this project led to an even bigger endeavor - their cabin in Cushman. Russ and Lynda used 16" Rustic Red Skyline and some great looking timbers to create this pooch oasis! Nice Work!

Do-It-Yourself Project #3 - Rocky's Rambler

Before and After

This is Rocky's Place. He used 16" Skyline in Cool Everglade. It really gave his house a nice clean look and the weight of the color grounds the otherwise light building. He did it all on his own and really did a nice job in all areas, including the valleys, which can be one of the harder parts of installing a metal roof. Nice job Rocky (and I think his little grandson may have even helped out!)