Standing Seam Metal Roofing

Standing seam metal roofing uses raised, interlocking seams that lock panels together into a continuous surface. Property owners typically consider it when replacing an aging roof, when heavy snow and ice loads are a concern, or when a long-term, low-maintenance covering is the goal. The panel design sheds snow and rain quickly and holds up through decades of Chicago winters.

What Standing Seam Involves

Interlocking Panels — Raised seams join adjacent panels, reducing the number of exposed fasteners and seams that can fail over time.
Steep Water and Snow Shedding — The panel profile encourages fast runoff rather than pooling or prolonged snow sitting on the surface.
Flashing and Edge Detailing — Properly sealed flashing and edge work keep water moving off the roof at valleys, edges, and penetrations.

Related On-Site Work

Flashing & Scupper Systems — Sealed flashing and scupper systems direct water away from panel edges and roof penetrations.
Ice & Water Shield Membrane — Self-adhering membrane protects vulnerable edges and valleys from ice dam damage.
Snow & Ice Removal Equipment — Purpose-built equipment clears heavy snow loads without damaging the panel surface.