At Distinctive Roofing Systems, we are familiar with applications of roof, soffit and wall panels from manufacturers such as AEP-Span, MBCI, Berridge, Petersen Aluminum and Custom-Bilt Metals. We can also roll form our panels directly on the jobsite insuring a custom fit for each roof. Our roll form machine has been certified by Underwriter Laboratories giving us the ability to provide you with panels that will meet UL 90 wind uplift requirements as well as UL 2218 impact resistance. Our capabilities include all types of metal roofing ranging from the simplest AP Panel to the complex radius standing seam panel. Because we can manufacture our own panels, we are also able to provide our clients with custom formed trim and guttering. We can handle the highly demanding requirements that come with the custom architectural designs of copper dormers, cones, turrets, bays, barrels, eyebrows, and vented louvers.
We are committed to helping you acquire the distinctive roof your home or building deserves. In addition to standing seam roofs, we also install clay tile products, slate products, wood shakes, and shingles. We are certified installers of Gerard and Dura-Lok stone coated metal products and AEP-Span's retrofit systems. We understand the very diverse market of roofing systems and strive to provide the quality service to meet the varying needs of our clients.
We are members of the Better Business Bureau and several trade associations. Please contact us for a free estimate on your upcoming project!
Don't want to set up an appointment for someone to come out and do an estimate, but still want to get an idea of how much a metal roof for your house will cost? If you can answer these questions, we can give you an estimate over the phone or through email!
1. What style of metal roofing are you considering? (vertical panel, also known as standing seam, simulated shakes, slate, tile, or shingle) 2. What is the total square foot area of the slab of your home? 3. What is the slope, or pitch of your roof? (4:12, 8:12, etc) 4. Is your roof primarily a "hip" style roof or primarily a "gable" style roof? 5. Does your roof have any dormers? 6. How many valleys are on the roof? Do you know the appoximate linear feet of the valleys? 7. What is currently on your roof? If there are asphalt shingles on the roof, how many layers? 8. What type of decking is on the roof? Is it in good condition? 9. Do you have any skylights? How many? What size? 10. Do you have a chimney? How many? 11. Is your home one story or two or more? 12. How accessable from the ground is your roof? (For example, is there a pool blocking access in any area? Decks? Landscaping designs? Extreme elevation change?
Of, course, if you decide you would like for us contract a new roof with you, we would have to do actual field measurements to make sure our estimate is correct.
