02 · 50-year architecture
Standing-Seam Metal
Standing seam is the last roof most houses need. Panels are roll-formed in your driveway so a run from ridge to eave is one unbroken length, with every fastener hidden under the seam.
- 50 years
- Expected service life
- 24 gauge
- Steel panel thickness
- 210 km/h
- Rated wind resistance
What you get
Why this system holds up here.
No exposed fasteners
Concealed clips hold the panel and let it move with temperature. Nothing to back out, nothing to re-torque in ten years.
Formed on site
Our forming machine comes to the driveway, so panel length is set by your roof, not by what fits on a truck.
Snow held where it belongs
Retention bars are placed above entries, walkways and garage approaches so a January release doesn't land on someone.
Quieter than you expect
Over a solid deck with underlayment, rain and hail read closer to a shingle roof than to a shed.
How the work runs
- 01Site measure & panel layout
- 02Colour and profile selection
- 03Deck prep and high-temp underlayment
- 04On-site roll forming & clip install
- 05Flashing, trim and snow retention
- 24-gauge steel panels
- On-site panel forming
- Snow retention engineering
Next step
Book the inspection.
Then decide.
A 48-point inspection and a written condition report, free. If standing-seam metal isn't what your roof needs, we'll tell you that instead.
Next service — Storm & Hail RecoveryNot sure whether you need a roof or a repair?
That's exactly what the inspection is for. Free, honest, and no one will follow up twice.