Concealed-fastener standing seam metal roof installation for homes and buildings across Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade. Clean lines, strong wind performance and a written workmanship warranty.
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A standing seam roof is a showpiece. Read what South Florida homeowners say about the planning, the installation details and the finished look.
A standing seam metal roof uses long, continuous panels that run from the ridge to the eave. Where the panels meet, their edges rise above the roof surface and lock together into a raised seam. The fasteners that hold the roof down are hidden under those seams, attached with clips or through a concealed flange, so there are no exposed screws facing the sun and rain.
That design is why standing seam is considered the premium metal roof. Fewer exposed penetrations means fewer places for leaks to start, and the panels can expand and contract with South Florida heat without working the fasteners loose. The look is clean and architectural, which is why it shows up on so many new coastal and contemporary homes.
Standing seam roof installation is precise work. Panel layout, clip spacing, and trim at the eaves, rakes, valleys and walls all have to follow the tested product approval to perform in a hurricane. That is where an experienced crew makes the difference.
We help you choose the panel system, metal and finish that fit your home, your location and your budget.
Seams are folded together with a seaming tool after installation for a very tight, wind-resistant connection.
Seams snap together without seaming tools. A clean option for many residential roofs where approved for the wind zone.
Aluminum resists salt air corrosion near the coast. Coated steel is strong and cost-effective further inland.
Painted finishes in light, reflective colors help keep heat off the roof, with darker tones available for modern designs.
Exposed fastener panels such as 5V crimp are fastened through the face of the panel with screws and washers. They cost less and have a traditional Florida look, but those washers age in the sun, and every screw is a potential leak point that needs periodic inspection.
Standing seam costs more to buy and install, but it hides the fasteners, allows the panels to move with temperature, and generally needs less maintenance over the life of the roof. For homeowners who plan to stay, that tradeoff often makes sense. See all metal options on our metal roofing page.
Standing seam is typically at the higher end of residential roofing. Most Broward roof replacements fall roughly between $8,000 and $25,000 or more depending on size and material, and standing seam sits toward the top. Your estimate is itemized and specific to your roof.
Careful planning before the first panel goes down is what makes a standing seam roof perform for decades.
We measure the roof, plan panel layout and trim details, and give you a written price.
We pull the permit and confirm the panel system is approved for your wind zone, including HVHZ areas.
Old roofing comes off, the deck is repaired and re-nailed, and high-temperature underlayment is installed.
Panels are installed to the approved clip pattern, with flashing and extra protection at every penetration.
Building inspection, cleanup, photos and your written workmanship warranty of 5 to 20 years.
Cost depends on roof size and complexity, panel system, metal and finish. It is usually more than shingle and exposed fastener metal. We provide a free, itemized estimate after measuring your roof.
Standing seam systems approved for Florida wind zones and installed to their tested pattern are designed to handle high wind. The approval and the installation both matter.
Some standing seam systems are rated for lower slopes than other metal roofs. We will confirm what your roof pitch allows before recommending a panel.
Solar can often be mounted to standing seam with clamps on the seams, which avoids drilling through the panels. Coordinate with your solar installer and we can help plan it.
Yes. It is a popular choice on new custom homes. See our new construction roofing page.
Get a free, itemized estimate and compare panel systems, metals and colors with a licensed contractor. See all roofing services. Licensed CCC1333587 | CBC1263521.
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