Metal Roofing

Metal roofing is chosen for its long service life, its ability to shed heavy rain quickly, and the clean, linear look of standing seam panels. Whether the project is a new installation, a replacement, or repair work on an existing metal system, the result depends on panels that are cut true, seams that lock to spec, and fasteners set at the right depth and pattern.

Fabrication and Fastening

Portable Sheet Metal Brakes — on-site bending of flashing, drip edge, and trim so metal fits your roof rather than the other way around.
Electric Shears & Nibblers — clean, burr-free cuts that leave the coating and panel edge intact.
Mechanical & Hand Seamers — standing seam panels locked to the manufacturer's spec, the step that carries the wind-uplift warranty.
Tin Snips & Hand Seamers — hand-fit metal work at chimneys, sidewalls, and valleys where a machine cannot reach.
Pneumatic Coil Roofing Nailers & Air Compressors — fastening at the nail pattern and depth Florida's wind-uplift requirements call for.

Measuring, Inspecting, and Documenting

Aerial Measurement Platforms (EagleView) — measured reports of every slope and penetration, so material counts and pricing are exact before work starts.
Drones with Thermal & High-Res Cameras — aerial imaging that checks a metal roof for storm damage without anyone stepping on it.
Photo Documentation Apps (CompanyCam) — time-stamped photos of every stage, shared straight to you.