Consider Metal Roofing for Durability & Aesthetic Appeal

A standing seam roof system, also classified as concealed fastener panels, utilizes a series of adjoining panels that are connected by raised seams (or vertical legs). Seam heights vary, but are typically 1 to 2 ½ inches tall and allow the panels to snap together without any exposed fasteners. In addition to providing a sleek, modern look, standing seam roofs allow panels to expand and contract with changing temperatures, helping them to last longer and cause less wear and tear on the roof deck.A standing seam roof system, also classified as concealed fastener panels, utilizes a series of adjoining panels that are connected by raised seams (or vertical legs). Seam heights vary, but are typically 1 to 2 ½ inches tall and allow the panels to snap together without any exposed fasteners. In addition to providing a sleek, modern look, standing seam roofs allow panels to expand and contract with changing temperatures, helping them to last longer and cause less wear and tear on the roof deck.

Benefits of Metal Roofing Systems

  • Weather-tight roofing system
  • High durability
  • Fire-resistance rating
  • Impact-resistance rating
  • Vertical or trapezoid leg standing seams
  • Special clips available for thermal roof expansion and contraction during extreme temperature changes. 
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