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It depends on the property. Aluminum's natural corrosion resistance makes it worth discussing for coastal and waterfront exposure. Steel offers strength and a wide range of colors and finishes, and needs the appropriate substrate and coating for its location. We recommend a material after looking at your home's exposure, architecture and goals.

Aluminum is measured in inches, with typical examples of 0.032" and 0.040". Steel is measured in gauge, with typical examples of 22, 24 and 26 gauge. Final specification depends on the system selected and your project's requirements.

Yes. Available colors and finishes depend on the manufacturer and the material selected. We review options with you during the consultation so the finish suits the home and its exposure.

A residential standing seam roof is installed over a solid roof deck and underlayment, which helps reduce rain noise. Most homeowners find it comparable to other roof types, but we're happy to talk through any concerns.

We source premium materials from leading American manufacturers, including Sheffield Metals, Alliance Steel, Englert, Drexel Metals, McElroy Metal and ATAS International.

A standing seam roof uses continuous metal panels joined by raised seams. The fasteners are concealed beneath the panels, which gives the roof clean, modern lines.

Both are mechanically seamed. In a single-lock seam the panel edges are folded once; in a double-lock seam they are folded twice for a tighter interlock. The right profile is specified as part of the complete roofing assembly for your home.

Mechanical seams are folded in place on the roof during installation, locking each panel to the next for a continuous, weather-tight roof. Performance depends on the full assembly: panels, clips, attachment, flashing and correct installation.

In many cases, yes. We review the existing roof, the deck and the roof geometry, then confirm the approved system, permitting and any engineering the change requires.

A roof replacement in South Florida generally requires a building permit. The exact requirements depend on your city or county.

It depends on your address. Homes inside an incorporated city usually permit through that city's building department, while unincorporated areas go through the county. We confirm the right authority for your property before work begins.

Roofing systems used in Florida need the appropriate product approval, such as a Florida Product Approval or, in Miami-Dade, a Notice of Acceptance (NOA). The selected system and its approval are confirmed as part of your project documents.

Roof size and complexity, steel or aluminum, panel thickness, seam type, flashing details, removal of the existing roof, and the project's permitting and engineering requirements. A consultation is the clearest way to understand your project.

It depends on the size and complexity of the roof, permitting and weather. We share an expected timeline with your written proposal.

Yes. You receive a defined scope with the selected system and warranty terms, so you can make your decision with confidence.

Atlantic offers a 30-year workmanship warranty, and eligible products carry up to a 50-year material warranty from the manufacturer. Written terms and product eligibility apply.

The workmanship warranty covers the installation itself. The material warranty comes from the manufacturer and covers the product. Your proposal includes the written terms for both.

Yes. Both the on-site consultation and the FaceTime call are free, with no obligation. Request a consultation.

FaceTime is an easy first step to talk through your home and goals. An on-site visit lets us see the roof in person. Many homeowners start with FaceTime and schedule a visit afterward.

We install residential standing seam roofs across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, and the Naples area.