A premier residential metal roofing installation completed in Fort Lauderdale, designed to provide superior durability against severe South Florida storms. This project replaced an aging roofing assembly with a heavy-duty standing seam metal system, engineered to withstand high wind uplift, heavy rainfall, and intense coastal UV exposure while giving the property a sleek, contemporary appearance.
The Challenge
Where the roof started
Homes in Fort Lauderdale face relentless coastal elements, making proper waterproofing and structural attachment critical. Upgrading this home required precise engineering to meet local wind loads and complex geometry around roof intersections.
The previous roof showed significant wear, posing a risk for leaks during heavy seasonal rainstorm events
Strict Broward County building codes required enhanced deck re-nailing and high-velocity hurricane zone standards
Precision panel cutting and custom flashing were needed to seal all roof transitions and valleys seamlessly
Scope Of Work
What we did
Full removal of existing roof covering down to the bare plywood deck
Kynar 500® architectural finish for long-lasting color and corrosion resistance
Corrosion-resistant stainless steel fasteners and heavy-duty panel clips
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On the roof
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The Result
A resilient, modern metal roof engineered for coastal durability
The finished metal roof gives this Fort Lauderdale residence a striking, modern look while offering an impenetrable barrier against wind-driven rain, intense heat, and severe weather conditions common to South Florida.
Project FAQ
Questions about this project
Why should I upgrade to a metal roof in Fort Lauderdale?
Metal roofs offer top-tier hurricane resistance, exceptional longevity, and superior energy efficiency by reflecting solar heat away from the home.
Will a metal roof stand up to saltwater air near the coast?
Yes. Modern metal roofing systems are finished with high-performance coatings like Kynar 500® specifically formulated to resist corrosion, chalking, and salt air degradation.
Are fasteners exposed on a standing seam metal roof?
No. Standing seam systems use concealed fasteners beneath interlocked seams, keeping screw heads fully protected from water exposure and wind uplift.