| Area | Denton County, TX, between Sanger and Valley View |
|---|---|
| Type | Residential re-roof, shingle to metal |
| Roof | Dark bronze / black standing seam metal |
| Panels | Formed in-house, installed by our crew |
| Install photos | March 2026 |
The job
We inspected the old roof from every side in January 2026, dried the whole roof in during March, set panels over the following week and a half, and finished at the end of March 2026.
What we did
- Tore off the old architectural shingles
- Dried in the entire roof with synthetic underlayment
- Installed standing seam panels and trimmed out every hip and ridge
- Finished the garage, the entry and the roof over the pool and spa
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.
Hips on a metal roof
A hip roof means many panels cut at an angle where two slopes meet. Clean, straight hip trim is the difference between a metal roof that looks custom and one that looks patched. The mid-install photo shows a hip before the trim went on.
[CONFIRM: standing seam between Sanger and Valley View: panel profile and color name (install photos are dated March 2026)]
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