Roofing That Lasts Decades, Not Just Years
What Metal Roofing Actually Delivers
50+ Year Lifespan
Quality metal roofs with proper coatings outlast shingles two or three times over.
Class A Fire Rating
Metal won't catch fire from embers, sparks, or flame - critical protection in fire-prone Southern California.
Lower Energy Bills
Reflective finishes reduce heat absorption, keeping your home cooler and your AC working less.
From Consultation to Completed Roof
Consultation
We discuss your goals, inspect your current roof structure, and explain metal options that fit your home's style.
Design and Materials
You select panel profile, color, and finish; we order materials and schedule your project.
Expert Installation
Crews remove old roofing, address deck issues, install underlayment, and apply metal with proper technique.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the completed roof with you, explain maintenance, and ensure you're completely satisfied.
What Does Metal Roofing Cost?
Metal roofing runs higher than asphalt up front - typically $12 to $22 per square foot installed for standing seam, less for corrugated panels, more for premium stone-coated options. The math changes when you factor in 50+ year lifespan versus re-roofing every 20 years. We provide detailed estimates with material, labor, and removal costs clearly broken out.
Metal Type and Profile
Standing seam costs more than exposed-fastener panels; stone-coated steel sits at the premium end.
Home Size and Shape
Square footage and roof complexity directly affect material quantities and labor hours.
Existing Roof Removal
Removing old layers and addressing deck repairs adds to the project scope.
Complexity and Access
Steep pitches, multiple stories, and intricate rooflines require more time and equipment.
Homeowners Who Made the Switch
"Three summers in and our upstairs is noticeably cooler. The energy savings are real, and the roof looks fantastic."
Steven P.
Encino
"We went with standing seam in dark bronze. The installation crew was meticulous - every seam lined up perfectly."
Michelle R.
Manhattan Beach
"Insurance gave us a discount for the fire rating. Between that and lower cooling costs, the premium over shingles is paying itself back."
Carlos G.
Pasadena