Roof-to-Wall Transitions
Step and counter flashing that stops sidewall leaks for good.
Steel Roofs · Standing Seam · Nothing Else
The authority on metal roofs.
We do one thing, and we do it right. Standing seam steel. Every transition, gable trim, ridge cap, and valley — detailed to outlast the house.
50+
Year lifespan
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Why Metal
A roof that outlives
the mortgage.
Asphalt shingles are a 15-year appointment with a dumpster. A properly installed standing seam steel roof is a 50-year commitment to your home — and everything that lives under it.
Wind & impact rated
Interlocking panels rated for 140+ mph winds and Class 4 impact.
Class A fire rated
Non-combustible. The safest roofing material money can buy.
Sheds snow & ice
Smooth panels shed loads that punish shingles and tiles.
Detail-first install
The panels are only as good as the trim, flashing, and fasteners.
The Details
The panels don't fail.
The details do.
Ridge Caps & Gable Trim
Ventilated ridge, hem-locked rakes, no exposed fasteners.
Valleys & Flashing
Open valleys with ice-and-water shield beneath, cleated edges.
The Rulebook
The dos, don'ts, and dead giveaways.
Every wrecked metal roof we've torn off shares the same handful of mistakes. Here's what separates a 50-year install from a 5-year leak.
Do
- Use concealed clip fasteners on standing seam panels
- Install ice-and-water shield in valleys and at eaves
- Detail transitions with proper step and counter flashing
- Hem-lock panel edges at eaves, rakes, and gables
- Match trim gauge and finish to the panel — no exceptions
Don't
- Screw exposed fasteners through the flat of the pan on standing seam
- Rely on caulk to seal a bad flashing detail
- Mix dissimilar metals — you'll create a galvanic battery
- Skip the underlayment because "metal doesn't leak"
- Trust an installer who "also does shingles" as their specialty
