| Area | Wise County, TX, near Rhome |
|---|---|
| Type | Residential re-roof, shingle to metal |
| Roof | Charcoal standing seam metal, concealed fasteners |
| Panels | Formed in-house, installed by our crew |
| Install photos | June 2024 |
The job
We inspected the property several times in May 2024, then did the tear-off and panel install in mid-June 2024 and finished up a few days later. One photo below shows the old shingles right beside the new metal, which is the easiest way to see the difference.
What we did
- Tore off the old asphalt shingles
- Dried in the deck for metal
- Installed standing seam panels with concealed fasteners, plus matching trim at the eaves, rakes, ridges and the front gable
- Final walkthrough, including the back of the house over the pool
Formed in-house: we run our standing seam panels on our own roll formers and standing seam machine, and our own crew installs them. We don't wait on an outside panel shop.
Why standing seam on a ranch house
Long, straight panels suit a single-story ranch, and concealed fasteners mean less upkeep than exposed-fastener metal. See standing seam metal roofing.
[CONFIRM: standing seam near Rhome: panel profile (snap-lock or mechanically seamed) and color name (install photos are dated June 2024)]
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