Miami-Dade NOA compliant. 24–26 gauge steel. Concealed fasteners. Coastal-rated finishes. The longest-lasting residential roof system available.
Concealed fasteners and interlocking seams — no shingle edges for wind to lift. Miami-Dade NOA rated and TAS-100 tested.
35–50+ years vs 20–30 for shingle. Fewer roof replacements over the life of the home.
Reflects solar heat rather than absorbing it. Lighter colors + PVDF finishes measurably reduce attic temperature.
No annual sealing, no cleaning, no moss. Rinse with the garden hose if debris collects.
Class A fire rating; Class 4 impact resistance in most systems. Sometimes qualifies for insurance discounts.
Clean lines that suit contemporary and transitional homes. Wide range of standing-seam widths and profiles.
Everything about a metal roof is set by the specification — panel, finish, fastening, underlayment. We don't cut corners on any of these.
Minimum gauge per HVHZ. Thicker panels handle wind uplift and impact better. G90 galvanized substrate with PVDF top coat.
Every panel system carries its own current Notice of Acceptance. We keep documentation for the permit and your records.
Standing-seam panels clip and interlock — no exposed screws through the panel face to leak over time.
Peel-and-stick self-adhered underlayment rated for the temperature under a metal panel. Standard felt is not appropriate.
Compare metal to tile and shingle side-by-side.
See full 2026 cost chart →For a 2,500 sq ft roof (2026), standing-seam metal runs $31,250–$62,500 installed. Unit cost: $12.50–$25.00 per sq ft. Price varies with panel gauge (24 vs 26), finish (basic Kynar vs premium PVDF), and panel width.
35–50+ years with proper installation and coastal-appropriate finishes. Metal doesn't degrade under UV the way asphalt shingles do, and standing-seam panels have no exposed fasteners to fail.
Standing-seam metal with a valid Miami-Dade NOA is among the best-performing residential roof systems in HVHZ wind zones — concealed fasteners, interlocking seams, and no shingle edges for wind to lift. No roof is hurricane-proof, but a properly specified metal roof is a strong choice.
The opposite — metal reflects more solar heat than shingle or tile, particularly in lighter colors and reflective finishes. Correctly ventilated attics stay cooler under a metal roof, which typically lowers cooling costs in Florida summers.
No — a residential metal roof installed over decking, underlayment and insulation is no louder inside than a shingle or tile roof. The stereotype comes from barns with panels installed directly on open framing, which isn't how residential metal roofs are built.
Minimum 24–26 gauge steel per HVHZ requirements. Standard finish is a PVDF (Kynar-based) coating with a 30–35 year color warranty. For coastal exposure we spec coatings rated specifically for salt-air conditions.
Often, yes. Wind mitigation credits are usually available for a properly documented HVHZ-compliant metal roof. Coverage and savings vary by insurer and policy — confirm with your carrier.
Free inspection, written estimate, and NOA-compliant specs from day one.
Licensed & insured · CGC #1537934 · CCC #1336954 · Serving Broward, Miami-Dade & Palm Beach counties.
