Standing Seam Metal Roofing

Concealed-fastener architectural metal panels. Kynar 500® finishes. 40-year paint warranties. The modern standard for luxury residential and commercial roofs.

About Standing Seam Metal Roofing

Standing seam metal roofs are engineered panel systems where fasteners are hidden inside vertical raised seams — eliminating exposed screw penetrations and delivering the cleanest, longest-lasting metal roof available. Standing seam roofs routinely last 50–70 years, resist wind uplift better than any shingle system, and are available in over 40 Kynar 500® fluoropolymer colors with 40-year paint warranties. ADC Roofing installs snap-lock, mechanical-lock (single and double), and shop-fabricated standing seam systems in 24-gauge steel, aluminum, and zinc from every major architectural panel manufacturer. Panels can be roll-formed on-site for continuous runs on long roofs.

Key Advantages

  • Concealed-fastener panels — no exposed screws
  • Class 4 impact resistance available
  • 40-year Kynar 500® fluoropolymer paint warranty
  • 24 ga. steel, aluminum, and zinc options
  • On-site roll-forming for continuous panel runs
  • 1.5″, 1.75″, and 2″ seam heights available

Manufacturers We Install

McElroy Metal

Medallion-Lok, Meridian, and 138T/238T standing seam panels — 35-year Kynar 500® finish warranty.

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PAC-CLAD (Petersen)

Snap-Clad and Tite-Loc Plus panels — 40+ Kynar 500® / Hylar 5000® stock colors.

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Drexel Metals (Carlisle)

DMC 100S mechanical and DMC 1.75SL snap-lock — Carlisle Total System warranty available.

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ATAS International

Field-Lok and Multi-Con SL systems — steel, aluminum, copper, and zinc panels.

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Englert Inc.

Series 1300 mechanical and Series 2000 snap-lock panels — mobile roll-forming.

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Best For

  • Modern and modern-farmhouse residential architecture
  • Luxury custom homes with mixed roof planes
  • Commercial retail, hospitality, and office buildings
  • High-wind and hail-prone roof zones (DFW hail belt)

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