From first call to the last seam.

Five steps

1. 01

   First conversation

   One to two conversations Illustrative

   We start with the house, not the roof. What do you want from it: a particular look, a quieter interior, fewer leaks, snow control, a solar plan? We talk through profile and metal options in plain terms and tell you early if metal is not the right answer for your building.

   You provide

   Address and roof photos, the age and type of the current roof, any known leaks, and anything an architect, designer or HOA has already specified.

   In writing

   A short summary of what you asked for and the questions we still need answered.

2. 02

   Roof assessment

   A site visit and a short write-up Illustrative

   We measure the roof and read it: pitch, geometry, penetrations, drainage paths, snow behaviour, shading and the condition of the deck beneath. This is where most hidden cost lives, so we look at the underside as well as the surface.

   You provide

   Access to the roof, attic or soffit, and any structural drawings or earlier repair records you have.

   In writing

   A measured roof diagram and a list of deck or structural conditions that could change the scope.

3. 03

   Design and written scope

   Design rounds until you are comfortable Illustrative

   Profile, metal, gauge, finish, flashing details, ventilation approach and fastening are chosen together and drawn. You see finish samples against your own walls and trim. The estimate comes with the assembly itemised, so you can see what is included, not just a panel price.

   You provide

   Decisions on profile and finish, and any restrictions from a homeowners association or planning authority.

   In writing

   The complete scope, drawn details, allowances, exclusions, payment schedule and how changes are handled.

4. 04

   Fabrication and installation

   Days to weeks, depending on roof size and complexity Illustrative

   Panels are formed to length for your roof and installed over a protected, prepared deck. The roof is kept weathertight at the end of each working day. Flashings are fitted as the roof goes on, not afterwards.

   You provide

   Clear access to the site, protection of anything fragile near the work, and a point of contact for day-to-day questions.

   In writing

   A schedule that updates if weather or findings change it, and a record of any agreed changes.

5. 05

   Completion and handover

   One handover visit Illustrative

   We walk the finished roof with you, check every flashing and fastener we can, clean the site and leave you with what you need to look after the roof: finish care guidance, product information and warranty documents.

   You provide

   A final walk-through and your sign-off once you are satisfied.

   In writing

   Product and finish documents, care guidance and the terms of any manufacturer or workmanship warranty.