Why standing seam?
Vertical seams are raised above the water plane and there are no fastener penetrations through the field of the roof. The result is a roof that simply doesn't leak — even after decades of ice damming and hail.
Standing seam and stone-coated steel systems designed for Canadian winters. Concealed fasteners, thermally-broken clips and factory finishes that hold their colour for 40+ years.
Vertical seams are raised above the water plane and there are no fastener penetrations through the field of the roof. The result is a roof that simply doesn't leak — even after decades of ice damming and hail.
A pressed steel panel finished with stone granules — the look of a shake or slate roof with the durability of metal. A great option for homeowners who want longevity without the industrial look.
Reflective metal finishes cut cooling loads in summer and shed snow load in winter. Many colours qualify for ENERGY STAR® ratings and utility rebates.
Standing seam is the only roof material where solar panels clamp directly to the seams — no penetrations required. If solar is even a 10-year possibility, metal is the smart substrate.
Detailed measure and 3D take-off — panels are ordered to length.
Deck prep with high-temp underlayment and eaves ice shield.
Panel installation with concealed clips and factory trim.
Final seaming, snow guard install and warranty registration.
No — with a solid deck and underlayment beneath, a standing seam roof is no louder than an asphalt roof. That perception comes from unfinished barn roofs with no attic below.
26-gauge steel resists dents from typical hail. Very large hail can leave cosmetic marks on softer 24-gauge panels but almost never causes leaks.
Typically 2–3× the cost of architectural shingles up front — but with a 50+ year lifespan, it's usually cheaper per year of service.
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