Modern Coastal Roofing.
Built to 160MPH.

The cleanest architectural roofing profile available — and the highest wind rating of any system we install. Standing seam metal is the choice for modern coastal homes that won't compromise on performance.

Licensed & InsuredCGC#1533136 · CBC#1266054
Service AreaSarasota · Venice · Bradenton
PrincipalMichael Greig, President
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Why Standing Seam Metal

The Strongest Roofing System
Available in Sarasota County

Standing seam metal roofing earns its premium price through performance that no other system matches. At 160mph wind rating, it exceeds Sarasota County's design wind speed requirements by the widest margin of any residential roofing system. The concealed fastener design eliminates the failure point that exposed-fastener metal roofs experience over time.

The 40–60 year lifespan means a standing seam installation today will likely outlast two or three shingle replacements. The insurance credit is significant — wind mitigation inspections typically classify standing seam as the highest tier for premium reduction.

Florida-specific advantage: Standing seam metal reflects solar radiation rather than absorbing it. In Sarasota's climate, this translates to measurable HVAC load reduction — typically 15–20% in cooling costs for the months you need it most.

Wind Rating by Roofing System

160MPH Wind RatingHighest of any residential roofing system. Engineered to Sarasota County's high-velocity wind zone requirements.
40–60Year LifespanOutlasts shingle by 2–4x. Zero granule loss, no UV degradation of the structural system.
15–20%HVAC Cost ReductionReflective metal surface reduces cooling loads during Sarasota's peak summer months.
System Details

What Makes Standing Seam
Different from Other Metal Roofing

Concealed Fasteners

All fasteners are hidden beneath the seam — eliminating exposed screw points that back out over time, allowing water infiltration. This is the key structural difference from corrugated or exposed-fastener metal.

Floating Panel System

Panels clip to the structure and float independently, allowing thermal expansion and contraction without stress fractures. Florida's temperature swings make this critical for long-term watertightness.

Florida Product Approval

Every panel system we install carries full Florida Product Approval for Sarasota County's wind zone. We provide the FPA documentation at project close for your wind mitigation inspector.

Panel Profiles

1.5" and 2" mechanically seamed panels in 12"–18" widths. Profile selection affects both performance and aesthetics — we'll show you samples and help you choose based on your home's architecture.

Color & Finish

Kynar 500 coating available in 40+ standard colors and custom options. Kynar coatings are rated for Florida's UV and salt-air environment — not all metal finishes are.

Substrate Options

Aluminum (non-corrosive, lighter weight), Galvalume steel (stronger, more economical), and copper (premium architectural option for estate properties).

Common Questions

What Homeowners Ask About
Metal Roofing

Is metal roofing loud during rain?

Not with proper installation. Standing seam metal installed over solid sheathing with an underlayment layer produces no more interior noise than tile or shingle during rain. The noise concern is with open-frame agricultural metal buildings — not properly installed residential systems.

Will metal roofing attract lightning?

No. Metal roofing does not increase lightning strike probability. If struck, metal roofing is non-combustible — it dissipates the energy rather than catching fire. Most engineers consider metal the safer choice in lightning-prone environments.

How does standing seam compare to corrugated metal on price?

Standing seam typically runs $4–$8 more per square foot installed than corrugated metal. The performance difference — concealed fasteners, floating panels, higher wind rating — justifies the premium for residential applications. We install both systems and can show you the actual price difference for your specific project.

What's the best color for a Sarasota home?

Lighter colors (white, light gray, tan) reflect more solar radiation and reduce cooling loads. Darker colors (charcoal, dark bronze) provide a stronger architectural statement but absorb more heat. Most Sarasota homeowners choose mid-range colors that balance aesthetics and energy performance. We'll bring samples to the site walk.

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