Standing seam metal, built for salt air and high wind.
Concealed fastener aluminum and coated steel systems specified for the Caribbean coast, where the wrong metal fails long before the building does.
Cheap steel does not survive the coast.
A client in the Dominican Republic roofed near the water with an inexpensive steel product. Within five years it had rusted through. Specifying aluminum would have added roughly a quarter to the material cost and delivered a roof measured in decades rather than years.
Choosing the right metal at the design phase is the least expensive decision on the entire project. Choosing wrong is the most expensive.
An extra 25 percent on the metal can be the difference between a 5 year roof and a 30 year roof.
Engineered for coastal exposure.
- Standing seam aluminum in .032 and .040 gauge for high wind zones
- Galvalume steel panels where the application allows
- Concealed fastener profiles with no exposed points of failure under uplift
- Salt air rated coated finishes for long term color and corrosion performance
- Documentation prepared for high wind and hurricane zone submittals
Coastal commercial and high end residential.
Sloped roofs exposed directly to salt air and sustained wind.
Architectural standing seam where finish and longevity both matter.
Long service life with documented wind performance for the specifier.
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