Metal Roofing

Metal roofing panels are often chosen by homeowners and architects for a variety of applications from residential homes to smaller do-it-yourself projects. Appearance, durability and the added benefit of security influence those who choose metal roofing. In addition, it is gentle on the environment, reflective, lightweight and easy to install over existing shingles. This modern solution to roofing is available in a spectrum of colors and designs to compliment any exterior. Whether or not you are familiar with metal roofing, take a look at the growing popularity and versatility of this product.

The improved coating system makes it possible to offer a limited 20 year warranty for acrylic coated Galvalume, SemCoat and SemCoat Plus painted finishes. With a minimal amount of periodic maintenance, a metal roof should provide years of lasting performance.

the strength or integrity of a quality roof should not be measured solely by its ability to withstand normal conditions, but rather, how it will hold up against the extremes of Mother Nature. Metal roofing continues to prove itself to be the system most qualified to perform in the extremes of wind, fire and hail when properly installed.

 

Our popular 5V-Crimp profile, with it's timeless design is requested again and again by residential customers. 5V-Crimp has a net 24" coverage and gets its name from the 5 crimps in the configuration of V's. This panel is Metro Dade County, Fl. approved, meeting ASTM-E330 and UL-580. This panel is available in two gauges, with either a galvanized, acrylic coated Galvalume and the SemCoat paint finish.

 

 

Southeastern Metals' (SEMCO) new standing seam system is designed to provide maximum protection from heavy wind conditions and is available in both 24 and 26 gauge. In addition, the standing seam panels are offered in 12" and 16" coverage with or without 3/4" striations. SEMCOs' standing seam panel is available in seven attractive Fluorceram low gloss premium SemCoat Plus finishes. It is also available in acrylic coated Galvalume.

 

 

SM-Rib has bold 3/4" high ribs spaced 9" on center which provides an attractive, durable and economical panel system. The 36" wide coverage with a unique, anti-siphon channel provides maximum weather-tightness. SM-Rib is a great choice for a variety of projects from roofing to siding applications. For strength and attractiveness, specify SM-Rib on your next project.

 

 

The PBR panel is named for the Purlin Bearing Rib that rests on a purlin or wood deck for support. This panel is available in 26 gauge and is best recognized for its four major ribs on 12" centers. PBR is used primarily on roof structures which have a minimum of 1/12 pitch. This panel is available in acrylic coated Galvalume and seven SemCoat colors.

 

The R-panel is a similar profile designed for siding applications only. R-panel offers an economical alternative for the client who wishes to apply siding to a project. This panel is available in 29 gauge galvanized, 29 gauge acrylic coated Galvalume and ten SemCoat colors.

 

 

If you desire a tropical appearance, specify corrugated metal roofing on your next project. This profile is recognized by its cyclical design which is spaced either 2-1/2" or 1=1/4" on center. 2-1/2" corrugated can be used in a roofing or siding application. 1-1/4" corrugated is recommended in a siding application only. Roofing panels have a net coverage of 21-1/2" and siding panels 24". Both panels are available in a range of mill finished gauges of galvanized, acrylic coated Galcalume and SemCoat colors.

 

Estate Series and Slimline Panel - 29 Gauge Signature 200 Colors

Charcoal      Stone      Brown      Moss      Gray      Ivory      Tan      Bronze      Green      Royal      Blue      Gallery Blue      Red      Regal White      Pure White      Ivy Green                    Buckskin

Heritage Panel - 29 Gauge Signature 200 Colors

Stone          Gray          Bronze          Royal      Blue          Gallery Blue                 Regal White          Ivy      Green          Buckskin

5V Crimp - 29 Gauge Signature 200 Colors

Fern Green      Rustic Red      Marine Green      Gallery Blue      Polar White

Standard Colors - Colorfast 25 Finishes

Patina Green      Ash Gray      Forest Green      Light Stone         Hawaiian Blue      Mocha Tan      Ocean Blue      Goldenrod         Charcoal      Red      Polar White                       Burnished Slate

Standard Colors - PVF2 (Fluorocarbon) Finishes

Aged Copper          Patriot Red          Classic Green          Taupe          Teal         Burnished Slate          Ocean Blue          Dark Bronze          Ash Gray              Redwood          Linen White          Zinc Gray          Khaki

 

After all of the eave drip has been installed you can install the offset cleat. Place one row of butyl tape to the top of the eave drip 1-1/2" back from the outside edge of the eave drip. Place a second row 1/2" behind the first. Now place the offset cleat, with the raised leg to the outside, flush with the outside edge of the eave drip, setting the back leg in the butyl tape and secure it with #10x1" pancake head woodsrews. Now you are ready to install the panels. Notch the rib of the panel exactly 1" back from the edge of the panel. Do not cut the flat of the panel. Place the hemming tool over the edge of the panel firmly against the end of the panels ribs and rotate 180 degrees. Remove the tool and use your hands to complete the bend. Now set the panel over hanging the roof edge about 1-1/2". Push the roof panel up the roof so that the panel hem locks onto the offset cleat. Then secure the panel with #10x1" pancake head woodscrews.
 

 

After the eave drip has been installed you can install the panels. Place two rows of butyl tape on top of the eave drip 1/2" apart. Then set your panels flush with the outer edge of the eave drip and secure with #9x1-1/2" woodfast screws.