A standing seam metal roof installed correctly will outlast the mortgage, the kids growing up, and probably the homeowner. We install three brands of 24-gauge steel and one stone-coated line, all picked for one reason: they hold up in Michigan.
Profile: 1.75" snap-lock or mechanical-seam standing seam.
Best for: the broadest range of residential applications.
Profile: 1.75" mechanically-seamed standing seam.
Best for: low-slope, lakefront, or wind-uplift concerns. We own the SeamRunner most locals don't.
Profile: 1.5" snap-lock standing seam.
Best for: moderate-to-steep pitches with a cleaner narrower rib look. PVDF finishes hold color longer than almost anything.
Profile: stone-coated steel in shake or tile profile.
Best for: homes that want the look of cedar shake, slate, or clay tile with metal-roof lifespan.
Metal costs roughly 2.5x to 3.5x asphalt on a like-for-like home. Typical Oakland County jobs in 2026: