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While tin roofs have higher installation costs due to specialized labor, they offer long-term cost benefits compared to shingle roofs. Tin roofs are more durable and require less maintenance, leading to savings over time. Although asphalt shingles have lower upfront costs, tin roofs' longevity can lower the total cost of ownership, making them a smart long-term investment.

Tin roofs can last up to 70 years when professionally installed, greatly adding to their appeal for many homeowners. With excellent maintenance and favorable conditions, their lifespan can exceed 100 years in some cases. Factors like weather exposure, installation quality, and regular upkeep significantly impact a tin roof's longevity. Regular inspections by a professional can identify and address minor issues to prolong a tin roof’s usable lifespan.