
Standing Seam Installation
Raised, interlocking panels with every fastener hidden underneath. It's the cleanest profile we install, and the one most people picture when they hear "metal roof."
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Four panel profiles, one goal: fewer seams for Florida wind to find. Metal is what a lot of long-term owners land on once they've weighed the alternatives.
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Raised, interlocking panels with every fastener hidden underneath. It's the cleanest profile we install, and the one most people picture when they hear "metal roof."
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An exposed-fastener panel with a crimped rib down every seam. A classic Florida look, and usually the most affordable of the four profiles.
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A concealed-fastener panel with a slimmer seam than mechanical seam, for a tighter, more contemporary line.
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Crimped on site rather than pre-formed. Our most weather-tight profile, and usually the first call on a low-pitch or storm-exposed roof.
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Citizens groups metal with tile under a 50-year replacement-documentation window instead of the shorter one shingle roofs get. We'll help you document a new metal roof for your carrier when that matters.
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Every metal re-roof gets a walkthrough with you before we call it finished, backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty plus whatever manufacturer coverage applies to your panels.
Get EstimateA metal roof holds up because it has fewer places to fail. Continuous panel runs with sealed seams beat individual shingles or tiles that can lift, crack, or slip in a bad windstorm, and the reflective surface knocks down how much heat makes it into the attic, which matters when the AC runs most of the year here.
The tradeoff is cost. Metal runs mid to higher than shingle depending on the profile, and even its cheapest form, 5V crimp, costs more upfront than a shingle re-roof. For an owner staying in a home twenty-plus years, or sitting right on the coast, that number tends to pay for itself in fewer repairs and a better insurance bucket down the line.

Outlasts shingle by decades when it's installed right, with less upkeep along the way.
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A reflective surface knocks down attic heat gain, especially in lighter finishes.
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21 standard colors and 11 premium finishes, so the roof still looks like your house.
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Citizens groups metal with tile at a 50-year replacement-documentation window, not shingle's shorter one. Full breakdown: Florida's roof age insurance rules.
Get EstimateFlorida law (Statute 627.7011) won't let an insurer drop you for age alone before your roof turns 15. Metal gets extra room after that too: Citizens treats it like tile, with a 50-year window before it asks for full-replacement paperwork instead of the shorter one shingle roofs face.
Walkthrough & Profile Pick
We look at your roof's pitch and your budget, then help you pick which of the four profiles actually fits, standing seam, 5V crimp, nailstrip, or mechanical seam, before writing up a free estimate.
Permit, Panels & Prep
Once you approve it, we pull the permit and order panels in your chosen profile and color. A quick onsite check catches anything a photo-only estimate could not.
Fastening, Flashing & Final Walkthrough
Underlayment goes down first, then panels are set with the fastening or seaming method specific to your profile, careful flashing at every transition, and a walkthrough with you once it's done.
Roof Visualizer
Upload a photo of your home and preview any of our metal panel colors on it. We still bring real samples to every estimate.
Try It On Your Home27 colors. Tap one to preview it on a photo of your house.
Dark Bronze
Medium Bronze
Mansard Brown
Sierra Tan
Stone White
Bone White
Sandstone
Hartford Green
Forest Green
Hemlock Green
Everglade Moss
Patina Green
Pitch Black
Darth Black
Matte Black
Charcoal Gray
Slate Gray
Dove Gray
Burgundy
Colonial Red
Deep Red
Terra Cotta
Slate Blue
Pacific Blue
Royal Blue
SunNet BlueMetal isn't one product. It's four different panel profiles, each with its own fastening method, and picking the wrong one for your roof's pitch is an easy way to overpay or underperform.
If you're weighing metal against shingle or tile, we'll walk you through where each one actually wins on your roof, plainly, before you commit to anything.

Standing seam hides its fasteners under raised, interlocking seams; 5V crimp has exposed fasteners and a distinctive crimped rib. Standing seam typically costs more and gives a cleaner look; 5V crimp is the more budget-friendly classic.
For owners planning to stay long-term, many find the lower maintenance, strong wind performance, and better Citizens insurance treatment worth the higher upfront cost. It comes down to your time horizon and budget.
It depends on roof size and profile, since mechanical seam panels are crimped on site rather than pre-formed. We'll give you a realistic timeline during your estimate.
With proper underlayment and solid decking, which is standard on our installs, a metal roof isn't noticeably louder than other systems during rain.
No. Florida re-roofs generally require tear-off to the deck so the underlayment and fastening can be installed and inspected correctly, which is also what gives you the wind rating you’re paying for.
Mechanical seam is typically the strongest choice for lower-pitch or more weather-exposed sections because of how tightly the seams lock, but we'll confirm the right fit for your specific roof.
It can, particularly because Citizens groups metal with tile under a longer replacement-documentation window than shingle roofs get. Confirm specifics with your agent, since every policy is a little different.
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