How to Soundproof a Metal Roof (The Easy Way!)

If you've ever had to deal with a metal roof, one thing you would know about is how annoying the impact noise can be. From rain, to hail, to sleet, you can get decibel ratings of about 80 from these impact factors, which is equivalent to the noise of a freight train just half a block away! For links to purchase the products in this video CLICK SHOW MORE ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
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[@MurmleMurmleMurmle]

Soundproof, metal roof, green moose, guava juice, giant snake, birthday cake, large fries, chocolate shake!

[@FenderBridge]

That takes me back, wow!

[@xer0334]

Hahhaha

[@Alexanderbuilds2001]

“Odd parent’s fairly odd parent’s”

[@russguppy8761]

Lord Thundering Jesus. Why did you not do this video 3 years ago.

[@user-in1yw9ty5t]

my ears its bleeding

[@pedraw]

You view it from an experienced contractor point of view. Everyone else is the homeowner point of view. Most wouldn't know what is right or wrong about an installation. I didn't give it a second thought when you nailed the straps down. The more I watch the more I learn. Thanks again for your invaluable knowledge.

[@gpadog]

I'm Not a roofer, but I've installed a few metal roofs. I and every roofer I've talked to, use galvanized ring shank nails for the strapping. I've tried to pull the boards up after the the correct number of nails were installed and ended up having to cut around the nails and pull each one with a flat bar. So if Jeff used smooth shank and only 2 nails over 4' , yeah it won't hold.

[@dw3992]

Absolutely brilliant! We're going to be moving & most likely will have our final home built for us. This is exactly what we'll do. TYSM for this & all the other great info on your channel.

[@freddied1232]

This is the best home renovation channel. You are so good at what you do.

[@jackjetpilot]

It looks like you're at the intersection of every road in Canada.

[@paisleyprice8319]

I cant over how hilarious this comment is

[@JR-rv4xl]

Glad this video came up. We are getting a metal roof very soon! Thank you!

[@AnyOnOutThere]

Thank you so much, I wanted a metal roof for rain water harvesting and was worried about the noise. Not anymore. Much appreciated.

[@EDBailley]

Wow always wondered if you could sound proff a metal roof, thanks Jeff your the best! Cheers!

[@jandrewmore]

The "50 year" manufacturing guarantee is largely a legal game. In the one I investigated, they dropped the warranty to the more typical 25 years for commercial installations. This is because commercial owners tend to hold onto properties long enough for the warranty to come into play.

[@charlesmcknight6792]

I'm from NC and this will get you cut. lol. Nothing better than the sound of rain on a metal roof!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

perhaps, but in some places it doesn't fall with gentle intent. Cheers!

[@s1dest3p]

Are you saying people in NC like the sound of rain hitting a metal roof?

[@charlesmcknight6792]

@@s1dest3p oh yes!! Puts folks from the south right to sleep!

[@wereno3769]

Love the sound of rain on a metal roof!

[@katirasnakebenton8097]

I'm not from the south, But everyone I know likes the sound of rain. Especially if it's hitting a metal roof.

[@butchjachimczuk6682]

WOW that was a great video. Especially screwing down the wood securing strips of wood. Thanks Jeff

[@MW-xv1sj]

My buddy has a metal roof, and walnut trees. 😂

[@just4fun-family145]

Your videos always seem to add a new aspect/tool to a contractors tool box. The knowledge alone helps to bid jobs and complete projects that may otherwise be complicated(from Massachusetts)

[@marlonnunes00]

Hey, I’m thinking about doing my roof myself and I’m in between shingles to save the bucks or metal to add value to my property. After this video I will definitely go with metal and add the layer of soundproof. Watched over and over vídeos of how to install it properly and I think I’m ready. Thanks for all the tips.

[@declancasey385]

Hey Jeff, thanks for all the great content, learning loads. Just wondering if you’ve had any issues with off gassing smells etc from MLV when it’s used indoors?

[@Alexanderbuilds2001]

Well now I feel comfortable in doing my own metal roof installation without wasting the money for labor fees Thanks

[@flaviokonti5522]

You really have a really awesome informative videos! Keep'em coming 😁

[@sheilam4964]

Finally. A solution. SOLD! Thanks, Jeff.

[@trinity1aee]

"The only drawback is the inconvenience of having to live in it." Hahahha. Great idea. I haven't seen anyone else talk about this issue!

[@jg51ogg]

I love the noise my metal roof makes in the rain and sleet. It puts me to sleep in two shakes of a lambs tail. But then again I could see where it would be a pain in the but if it was installed improperly

[@xT4K3x4x5HiTx]

Have you ever had issues with structural integrity when installing metal over one or two layers of shingles? Would that not be doubling or tripling the assembly load on the structure? Love your videos, cheers!

[@yahairabarron2748]

Gracias, Tio Jeff

[@robinlox99]

Great idea!

[@skyline5354]

I’d like to hear your thoughts on different roofing especially that 50yr shingle!

[@poolmotorrepairguyFL]

The Florida pool pump motor repair guy approved ! that was good info

[@KLewis-ih7xm]

I was just researching this ! Wonderful! Can a cork underlay work reasonably well also?

[@Daves3DProjects]

It's not the rain that bothers me, it's the hickory nuts from the near by trees. :) This would have been a great idea 6 months ago. Maybe next time, oh wait, it's a forever roof. Thanks for the info and other great videos.

[@linda_sue]

TMSoundproofing offers various grades of MLV (mass loaded vinyl). It was excellent to see how to handle it in this application. Were you showing us the 1/4"/1 lb. non-reinforced? Thank you, Jeff! Great video!

[@asm101]

HEADS UP!!!! Always remove the shingles prior to metal roof installation especially if there is more than one layer!!! Make sure your substrate is healthy😀

[@theprepperfrog167]

Thank you, sir.

[@Ruthlessbone]

Great video! Still waiting for the soffit lights installation or garage door soffit lights haha.

[@MarcM143]

Such a likable guy

[@michellecsiernyik5200]

Loving this!!!! ❤

[@larrymoore6640]

Another problem I find in our area is that the color of a metal roof fades. I like two things that you noted, screw the wood fastening strips and offer the outside vinyl soundproofing option.

[@DemocracyIsNotASpectatorSport]

Yes, please!! And Thanks!!!

[@MrCpolzin]

I'm in Australia and I'm not sure if I can get this product. Can you tell me the name please ? I have 3 houses all nearly 100 years old that I am restoring and I don't want to remove the roofs to re-roof. I love your work Jeff. Thank you so much for being so helpful.

[@cesarcolli1042]

Awesome. I will like metal roof...hail is getting bigger in Calgary , Alberta

[@denisemc607]

Fantastic demo thanks! Can it be put in a loft to soften airplane pilot circuit training that is +/- 500 ft. and really annoying or should we consider removing the roof tiles and put it under? It is old and there is no felt just heavy plastic membrane. It isn't our forever house but we have to do something. I prefer to use the loft which is boarded for storage and placing the mat on its floor would require a top layer of ply I guess?

[@carlkrewler4084]

Any tricks on aluminum awnings? we have two big awnings on both sides of the house when we get a good rainstorm you can't even hear each other talking :) another great video you have taught me so much, thank you!

[@mrbmp09]

Remove them.

[@karatheriault6715]

Thank you, you just saved me.

[@familyfunwhipples]

Of the concept here , but have you done a video on installing a new small breaker box, I have a small cabin and looking to put in a small service box to handle the little bit of electrical Ill be using, basically its a cabin on a trailer sort of a tiny house. I want to be able to plug into a service just like a camper would at a camp ground. Any advice or videos would be extremely appreciated . And I love watching all your videos. Keep it up. You got my thumbs up.

[@doomsdayscouts]

If you were also going to add closed cell foam to the exterior of the roof for insulation, would you do the rubber mat above the insulation or under it? inner city DIY - 1949 brick home, 12 by 12 pitch roof- terrible insulation and trying to create a quite space in the upstairs bedrooms.

[@NG-fq5lf]

I remember during my childhood we were really poor the house had metal roof and when it rained we had to full blast the TV

[@petefernandes7106]

I'm going to get my attic spray foamed. Would that be sufficient?

[@cassandraw8518]

Jeff, once a metal roof is up, what is the best way can you sound proof underneath the roof? Can I ise the vinyl you suggested?

[@technosaurus3805]

This is one of the few construction channels where living comfort is considered. He has covered insulation, and isolation ... waiting on ventilation. Many new construction buildings have abysmal ventilation systems. It's not just for allergies anymore, with families living in isolation from infectious loved ones, a good ventilation could be a matter of life and death... and who doesn't like fresh air? Some of the systems currently on the market have really efficient regenerative heat exchangers built-in to reduce the impact on heat and AC cost.

[@dstewart7470]

Jeff, I'd like to see a video on how to price. I'm a handyman and I still feel stress when I submit estimates.

[@LarryTait1]

I have an 8-12 pitch on a brand new barn, I’m building solo. The rafters are covered with relatively tight fitting 5/4 pine sheathing. I’m thinking I should put a few rolls of this product on. 1/4”? Quite a few rolls! How much is sound attenuated by the complete sheathing I have done?!

[@danielhawkinson8915]

I'm really glad I you did this video! I'm hoping to do my roof possibly next spring/summer. I do have a few questions though.. I want to go with a black roof (I live in Northern MN) to help my 4/12 roof melt snow off. But I was also thinking of doing a foil faced foam under the steel to have a radiant barrier for summer time. Would the vinal still go down first on top of my 3 tab shingles? Or with 2" foam board, would I still need the vinal sheet? I'm sure it would still just help even more, so I do like that idea! If you can let me know your thoughts I'd appreciate it!

[@berniemac8413]

Remove the shingles, install the rigid foam board (one or two layers of 2” depending on your budget) then install the strapping and forget about the underlayment he mentioned in the video. You’ll have an R value of 13 or 26 just on your roof! That’ll help with any noise from rain or hail. AND!! It’ll help with energy efficiency as well! Oh also, installing two layers of 2” rigid foam board is the same price as the underlayment he’s talking about in the video. You’re better off investing in the rigid board. There are more benefits to it!😀

[@drewsquickfix]

good video thanks. lol i will pass on metal roofing either way check the comments on other videos where they claim metal roofs dont make noise in rain

[@jaandel1]

I would suggest use rigid foam its more affordable and do the same the thickness will give you insulation and cushion if you walk on your roof later and waterproof your roof and airgap... all you need is larger screws

[@JingerVideo]

Jeff, great video again! Can the same material be used to sound proof floor inside the house?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Yes, absolutely

[@jonnyrepo3915]

How long have you had your water softener? Do you still recommend it?

[@networkingdude]

I did a roof like yours for $5000 total doing it myself. Most of the cost is labor these days.

[@networkingdude]

And I did it in metal, 26 or 28 gauge I think.

[@feelingtardy]

yeah, if a company quotes you a number, it's about 50/50 for materials cost and labor cost

[@jaandel1]

Company make avergage 30% and about of net profit... easy to get brand new pickup truck gmc f150 hahaha

[@firefighterpicker2186]

Love the farm house! How are the prices in the area. Looking to buy somewhere nice and peaceful:) I'm in miami now

[@007nadineL]

*GREAT VIDEO THX. HOW CAN I ATTACH THIS RUBBER MAT STUFF TO THE INSIDE OF MY VAN CEILING I.E. VAN LIFE CAMPER CUSTOM BUILD PLS.* .

[@chiranagheorghitaeugeniuth98]

Jeff first straps are vertical and on top you should put horizontal.

[@wisej0e81]

Can I install this under vinyl siding? Below or on top of house wrap? I live in northern Indiana

[@Michael-zg1oh]

Jeff "dump truck full of marbles" Thorman

[@amandogallaza5098]

Hello, so what is the exact product for the roof soundproofing. I need your advice badly.

[@arthuryrenaya6170]

I’m building a screened in gazebo and I’m thinking of doing a metal roof. Will this work with that? Where this is no attic between the room and the roof? Also, where can I purchase a roll of that vinyl?

[@bobfinnecy4231]

Well done Jeff...continuing to like your common sense videos and ideas. Please keep it up!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks, will do!

[@sketchschannel]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY you make awesome videos

[@markolson7877]

Hello!! I'm thinking of adding a "lean to" or "shed roof" above my deck and using the metal roofing...I live in SW Pennsylvania where we get a great deal of rain ~ currently my deck is unusable in rain or snow; a roof would make it more so but I'm concerned about the noise factor when it rains... any thoughts on noise reduction for such a use??

[@monteglover4133]

The metal roofing I purchased is recommended to be installed directly on top the tar paper or ice and water on the of the plywood thus eliminating the noise issue

[@ericchilcutt633]

Lol

[@monteglover4133]

@@ericchilcutt633We’re in our second home with a steel roof neither is noisy one near Chicago the other here near Tulsa Oklahoma many houses here have steel roofs. Therefore the proof is on you

[@ashleywynn4923]

When they wood strip for the metal roof, they should put metal studs over the wood strips nailed along the sides not top. If you dont, then the sheet screws will back out and cause leaks.

[@sjr7822]

Think this is it "Rubber Underlayment 4' wide and 25' feet long (2mm thickness is 75' and 3mm thickness is 50' long.)6 thickness options of 2 mm, 3mm, 5mm, 6mm, 10mm and 12mm." depending on thickness $209.96, $189.96, $169.96

[@jaandel1]

Rigid foam its more affordable and perform better

[@berniemac8413]

That’s expensive! So for a small roof roughly 30 squares, you’re looking at 30 rolls x ~$200/roll.. plus tax! You’re looking at $6,500 just on this underlayment!! The tin is cheaper than the underlayment!! 😂😀 at that price you’re better off installing polyiso rigid foam board under your metal roof! Not only will it help with the noise reduction, but the foam would help with energy efficiency as well!

[@Condor1970]

If you have a metal building, like a garage, the metal roof is exposed on the inside. What is best to do in that scenario? Spray foam? or maybe 2" foamboard?

[@mycool8980]

They do make metal roofs that are shingle style. You can get them to look like slate or tile

[@JYL742]

Will this work for polycarbonate storage roof as well?

[@johnmattiazzo3900]

You can add r10 foam keeps the heat load from coming into the roof an stops noise is expensive . screw down the wood with grk screws place your metal roof on top. Metal roof is the way to go good luck

[@abigailpip112]

Can you post a link to that stuff please? Is it available internationally?

[@TWEETYDOTPIE]

I already have a tin roof ...the workers did not tell me that it would be very noisy before installation....now how do i sound proof it? if i put such kinda sheet above the existing new steel roof it wont look good and again i ve to put another layer over it...what do u suggest?

[@destroyingtheworksofthedev9349]

Hey I have a small extension that is attached to my house, only about 60 sq ft but it has metal roof and is super loud during storms. The issue is the metal roof is already installed so I cannot perform this procedure! Can I lay that same material over the metal some how just to deaden the noise? The complication is how I would fasten it, the metal is pretty thick, would there be screws that would penetrate it?

[@camperxlz]

We have a metal roof and foam insulated attic. No only does it never get above 85* in my attic I am never aware it's raining unless I look out the window.

[@frankhorne5887]

Music

[@sukhsrboss5693]

I followed alot of your videos regarding plasterboards and wall studs but doing mine, i found that my plasterboard is 2cm away from wall cinder blocks. And unable to work with it. (hanging tv up and feeding wires through). Any help please?

[@TracyLee-nz9ir]

I want the sound !! Grandparents always metal roof

[@rut-fin7967]

The prince you reference in the video doesn't seem to match up to what I find online.. any input on that?

[@angelo_d]

Can MLV be attached externally over metal roofing?

[@jasonmushersee]

it's got to be done right. the contractor that installed white corrugated on our 66 stall dairy barn; it's a hip roof with hay mound, did'nt install foam at the hip joint so every time it's raining and windy it leaks bad. wind blows rain UP the tin and same will happen at the ridge trim

[@jaandel1]

After charge 25G we hope he repair his mistake or as many he just run away....

[@darkknight145]

one thing that goes a long way for sound proofing a metal roof is solar panels, also has the benefit of keeping the roof cooler, plus generating electricity

[@technosaurus3805]

Then there's Elon Musk's solar shingles. Some places it is basically free now, but they get the money from selling back to the grid.

[@TiMmMAAaaa]

Weird I was told you can’t have solar with a metal roof..

[@darkknight145]

@@TiMmMAAaaa OF course you can, a lot of the newer houses in Australia have metal roofs, and a growing numbers of houses also have solar installed, my daughters new house has metal roof and 8kw solar installed.

[@technosaurus3805]

@Les Currently it's limited by production capacity, but you can get on a waiting list. I also prefer function over form, so won't be using them myself either ... I mean what do you put on the other side(s) of the house? They really don't seem to have considered that - especially for hip style roofs common in hurricane prone locations (west coast engineers don't think of these things) The biggest barrier to roof mounted solar is that the orientation often dictated by zoning and building codes is incompatible with efficient solar conversion. In suburbia where weirdly oriented culdesacs and small lot sizes are common, it can be nearly impossible to properly orient the roof for solar while accounting for offsets, setbacks and easements... plus it would look weird and stick out like a sore thumb. That's not to say that a solar subdivision couldn't be done if it was planned from the start.

[@brasero20000]

Do you have a link to soundproof a roof from the inside ?

[@stefgav]

Do I fit this under the metal sheets or ontop

[@MonkeeRush]

So if the metal roof isn't good enough to attached it on against the wood, Can u give some suggestion so it'll not come off? incase of bad weather.

[@jimmylee8655]

He did, screw it.

[@socproductionsofficialtv1]

How the water can go down with the wood you put in vinyl?also how we can screw like that in the panel? We will break that

[@Jefferey04]

wish you did some kind of test

[@johnnyv5995]

BIGGEST pet-peeve, a contractor not 'educating you' on the different options available and just selling you on price. $20k for a metal roof for that size house seems like a good price, looking forward to seeing the roof redone and getting details on price, choice, installation,etc.

[@markj6984]

can u put this liner on the inner side? We have a steel roof and its so loud and previous owner never insulated under roof panels. do you have a tip for adding this in other fashions? im learning fast but still learning. dont be hard on me lol

[@markj6984]

u literally just answered my question at the 7 min mark. blast

[@Mrpaint06]

I've had two homes with metal roofs. One was a new home with true standing seam (which uses very few fasteners). The metal for the standing seam comes in a giant roll that is formed and cut to the exact length at the site. There is a lot of oil canning of the metal during this forming process and the metal doesn't sit perfectly flat on the decking. All that to say, this roof was extraordinarily loud because rain, hail, or even leaves in the fall impact a metal sheet that is sitting just off the surface of the decking and there aren't enough fasteners to hold it down tight. Even a light sprinkle could be heard inside the house enough to where you had to raise your voice slightly. On the other hand, last year I installed a 5V screw down roof to an older home and it's as quiet as a shingle roof. Why? Two reasons, the first being a screw down roof has lots of attachment points so it naturally sits closer to the decking. The second reason is the metal form, the 5V has more contour than a standing seam and therefore much less oil canning. The reason this is important is because oil canning will cause the metal to sit just off the surface of the decking and any impacts will be like beating on an empty drum, very load. I've taken the long road around to say, no amount of vinyl will prevent a metal roof from being loud unless the metal sits tight to the decking. The way Jeff is showing to install the metal over strapping would be incredibly loud!!

[@karatheriault6715]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Thanks for the clarification. Makes total sense. I need to get the product and this install right.

[@jhh70]

They installed a metal roof in my neighborhood just to the rafters of the house no plywood, shingles or soundproofing. All I could think off is that is going to sounds like golf balls.

[@RobertBarth1]

And have an r-value of like -10.

[@GoAlphaIce]

Thx for the video. Jeff what about rigid insulation under a metal roof instead of vinyl sheets you proposing?

[@ericstonehouse5374]

Wouldn't two layers of shingles work well enough for sound proofing on their own?

[@SauceHK]

Metal roofs are very loud when hit with rain, shingles are not so there is no reason to soundproof a shingled roof. The point of this video is to show how to make a metal roof quieter.

[@chralan]

@@SauceHK 2 layers shingles, is the barrier for the metal roof i think he meant.

[@dzwicky8218]

I learned that whomever put the roof on my house screwed it up! Especially around the chimneys. They screwed the boots to the top of the roof! No wonder it leaks!

[@edgarschaack3709]

We had a steel roof installed about 15 years ago, that membrane was not installed and our roof is not noisy. The only time you hear the rain is when it pores really hard.

[@RobertBarth1]

If your metal roof is screwed directly to OSB/plywood you won't have much noise. In the north I think they use battens for air/moisture control, but in the south, that's not necessary so the metal is directly fastened to the sheeahing. As long as there isn't an air gap between the back of the metal and the sheathing, there won't be any noise.

[@jandrewmore]

Same. Can't tell a difference between the metal and the old shingles.

[@elizalota2055]

Where can I buy that

[@robertelrose6239]

did you do a video on replacing a basement window?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

yes!

[@adamstull2436]

Use Styrofoam between the boards and it gives you sound dreading and insulation for your house.

[@twistof-faith1170]

I went to the web site and could not find the product for roofing. ! No where is a roofing product listed..

[@johnturner1722]

What about moisture build up under all that sound proofing material against a metal over a shingled roof. The barrier has added a second barrier.

[@DennisKapatos]

Say goodbye to any cellular signal inside your house after you put a metal roof on.

[@edcat6587]

No true,from my experience having metal roof for years