Frequently Asked Questions

Standing seam metal roofing is made from long, vertical panels of metal that run from the top of the roof to the bottom. The edges of the panels are raised where they connect, creating seams that snap or lock together. These seams help keep out rain, wind, and debris. This type of roofing is known for being very strong, lasting for decades, and giving homes or buildings a clean, modern look.

A standing seam metal roof can last 40 to 70 years or even longer if it's taken care of. That’s much longer than most other types of roofs.

Not really. When it's installed correctly with insulation, it’s about as quiet as any other roof. Most people don’t notice a difference in sound.

Yes, it is. The metal reflects sunlight instead of absorbing it, which helps keep your building cooler and can lower your energy bills, especially in hot places like Florida.

Very little. It doesn’t crack, rot, or grow mold like other roofing materials. Just check it once in a while to make sure nothing is loose or blocked.

Yes, the upfront cost is usually higher than shingles. But metal roofs last much longer and need fewer repairs, so you save money over time.

Standing seam metal roofs come in a wide variety of colors, finishes, and coatings, allowing homeowners to choose a look that matches their home’s style and curb appeal.

Most of the time, yes. It works great on houses, businesses, barns, and more. The roof just needs the right slope so water can drain off properly.