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Standing-seam metal, hand-formed for Florida’s coast. Concealed fasteners, interlocking panels, and finishes engineered for hurricane-force wind uplift, wind-driven rain, salt air off the Gulf, and relentless sun. We’re a family-owned, Florida State Certified roofer, CCC1337744, and every metal roof starts with a free inspection.
Metal options
Coated Galvalume and painted steel with double-locked standing seams and zero exposed fasteners. Strong, budget-friendly, and finished in a wide range of colors that hold their look under the Florida sun.
The first choice for homes near the Gulf. Aluminum simply will not rust, so salt air and sea spray are no threat. Hand-formed standing-seam panels, concealed fasteners, and cool-roof colors that bounce the heat.
Standing seam, 5V crimp, and panels that echo the look of tile or shake. Dozens of factory colors, including reflective cool-roof finishes, so your metal roof can complement the tile and shingle around it or stand on its own.
Why metal here
The spec
| Panel | 24-ga steel or .032 aluminum, formed on site to your exact roof lengths, with no end laps |
|---|---|
| Seam | 1.5″ double-lock mechanical seam, hand-finished at hips, ridges, and penetrations |
| Fastening | Concealed floating clips let panels expand and contract without a single visible screw |
| Underlayment | High-temp self-adhered underlayment across the full deck, a secondary water barrier rated to take the heat under metal |
| Finish | Premium PVDF finish in a wide color range, with manufacturer-backed fade and chalk warranties |
| Details | Matching ridge vents, drip edge, and hand-folded valley pans, with no caulk-dependent shortcuts |
Quick answers
Over an open barn frame, yes, and that is the sound people picture. Over a solid deck with underlayment and attic insulation, a standing-seam roof measures within a decibel or two of shingle. In our afternoon downpours, most homeowners barely notice.
Look at it by the decade. Metal outlasts several shingle roofs, trims your cooling bills, can earn insurance credits for a wind-rated roof, and adds real resale value. Ask us about financing to spread the cost. If you are selling soon, we will honestly point you to architectural shingle or tile, since metal pays off most when you plan to stay.
Technically yes, and some crews sell it that way. We tear off anyway. It is the only way to verify the deck, refresh the underlayment, and meet code for a roof meant to last for decades. You would not put a new keel on a boat without looking at the hull.
