Metal Roofing Systems

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When choosing a contractor for your installation, price is a crucial factor. You want to ensure you get your money's worth for such a significant investment. A metal roof is only worth its investment if it will outlast a shingle roof. It's essential to select a contractor with hands-on experience in the roofing systems they offer, rather than a contractor who relies solely on their installer's knowledge. One that can guarantee you a solid installation with proven techniques on the most problematic roof curbs and details. In order to have a long lasting roof, preparation to the substrate is key. If your roof is sagging at the gables, has dips in the middle, visible addition tie-ins, or irregular designs, these issues will need to be corrected first. Our objective is not only to provide a system than will shed water effectively but will be pleasing to the eye as well. The right contractor for you is one that can inform you on these issues and has the solutions to address them in a cost effective manner.  

We offer a 15 year labor warranty on all of our standing seam metal roof installations. 

After you have accepted a roof estimate and chosen a color for your roof, we will email you a detailed contract to be signed and a Notice of Commencement (NOC) form to be notarized. 

What is an NOC form? 

The NOC form is an important document that registers Florida’s construction industry, serving as a legal notice that indicates the start of a construction project, improvements, or alterations to real property.  

Once we receive all the paperwork, we will apply for a roof permit with your county and schedule a date to start work on your roof.  On the day of commencement;

• we will typically drop off the dump trailer one day before we start working on your roof. 
• Our in house crew will arrive between 7-8am to commence work. Any vehicles on your driveway will have to be parked in another location, as we will take up most of the driveway during the roof removal process.
• Once the roof is removed and dried in, an inspection is scheduled. Once passed, our installers will proceed to installing your new roof.  
• Upon completion, a final inspection is scheduled, and once approved and signed off, some counties will issue a certificate of completion.

We only require a deposit for metal roof installation once the job starts. It's not recommended to pay a contractor a large deposit upfront before starting a project, as this can be a red flag. After your existing roof has been removed and dried in, we request a deposit of 40-60%, depending on the size of the project. Once the roof has been completed, we ask for 20% of the remaining balance, with the rest due after all roof inspections have been completed and the permit has been closed.

We have all the necessary state-required insurance coverages for general liability and workers' comp. We also possess a state-certified roofing contractor license and invest in better equipment to ensure a safer work environment.

Hiring an unlicensed roofer might seem like a tempting idea, but it's never a good one. Not only is it illegal, but if the roofer falls and gets injured, you'll be responsible for covering all of their medical expenses. Additionally, you'll end up paying for a roof that comes with no warranty. Any roof can look good from the ground. It may seem perfectly installed until it's put to the test with a storm. It will be unlikely for an unlicensed contractor to show up after water intrusion damages occur during a storm and honor their warranty, yet pay for the damages.