Panels and fasteners
The type of panel and how it attaches affect the work and upkeep.
Metal roofing
Metal can be a good long-term roof, but the details have to be right. Jamie will look at the roof shape, old material, panels, fasteners, flashing, and vents before pricing the work.
Loose screws, lifted metal, rust, damaged panels, and leaks around vents are all worth checking.
What shapes this work
Edges, screws, seams, ridges, vents, and wall connections matter. We look at those spots instead of judging the roof from the ground.
The type of panel and how it attaches affect the work and upkeep.
Ridges, edges, walls, and pipe boots need to shed water the right way.
Bad decking or old layers can change the job.
Metal-roof decisions
Roof size, pitch, panel type, trim, old material, bad decking, and access all matter. We price the roof in front of us.
Often, yes. It depends on where the leak is, how the panels are fastened, and the condition of the rest of the roof.
Planning panels and details
Measurements, transitions, penetrations, ventilation, preparation, and finish details belong in the plan before installation begins.
Measure the roof and check the existing metal or decking
Go over panel, color, trim, and ventilation choices
Put removal and installation details in the estimate
Schedule the job and explain the warranties that apply
Start with a free estimate that accounts for the roof shape, existing assembly, access, and the metal work proposed.