Standing Seam / R-Panel Roofing

Standing Seam Roofing Service

A standing seam roof is a type of metal roofing system characterized by raised seams, or vertical legs, that run continuously from the roof's ridge to the eaves. These seams, which are typically between 1 to 2 inches high, interlock or snap together, concealing the fasteners beneath the panels and providing a clean, modern appearance. The standing seam design offers superior durability, weather resistance, and protection against water intrusion, as the seams act as natural barriers to moisture.

Standing seam roofs are commonly made from materials like aluminum, steel, or copper and are popular in both residential and commercial applications due to their longevity, energy efficiency, and minimal maintenance needs.

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R-Panel Roofing

R-panel roofing is a type of metal roofing system commonly used in commercial, agricultural, and industrial buildings, but it is also sometimes applied to residential structures. It consists of large metal panels with raised ribs, typically 1 ¼ inches in height, spaced at regular intervals (usually 12 inches apart). The panels are attached directly to the roof structure using exposed fasteners, making it an economical option for large-scale projects.

R-panel roofing is favored for its durability, ease of installation, and low maintenance. The panels are often made of steel or aluminum and are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, including wind, rain, and snow. Although more industrial in appearance compared to other roofing systems, R-panel roofing is valued for its affordability and longevity.

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