Standing-Seam Metal Roofing, Built for the Coast
Concealed-fastener standing-seam metal for South Florida clubhouses, custom homes and coastal buildings - corrosion-resistant panels, wind-rated assemblies, and custom flashing from our own in-house sheet metal shop.
The system salt air can't work loose
Salt air is patient. It finds exposed fasteners, cut edges and bargain finishes, and works on them daily until a new roof starts streaking, loosening and leaking. Standing-seam metal was built to refuse that fight: panels lock together over concealed clips, so there are no exposed screw heads to corrode or back out, and water sheds down continuous seams from ridge to eave.
That is why standing seam has become the roof of choice for clubhouses, amenity buildings and custom coastal homes across South Florida - buildings where the roof is part of the architecture and a leak is unacceptable. Campany Roofing has worked this coast since 1990, with 200+ roofers, a 100+ vehicle fleet, and one advantage most metal installers can't offer: the custom flashing, copings and architectural metal on your roof come from our own in-house sheet metal shop, not an outside vendor's backlog.
Choosing metal on the salt coast
Not every "metal roof" survives the coast equally. Three decisions separate the roofs that last from the ones that fail early, all made before the first panel arrives.
Panel metal and finish
Exposure picks the metal. Aluminum is the go-to where a roof faces direct salt air - naturally corrosion-resistant, it won't rust at a cut edge or a scratch. Galvanized and galvalume steel bring extra strength for buildings out of the spray zone. Over either, a factory baked-on finish engineered to resist fading and chalking keeps the roof's color through years of intense Florida sun. We specify by your building's actual exposure, not by what's on the truck.
Wind uplift, engineered as an assembly
A standing-seam roof is only as strong as its attachment: clip type and spacing, deck fastening, and the edge and coping details that take the first gust. Every Campany assembly is specified to current Florida Building Code and High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standards where they apply to your building, and manufacturer-certified installation keeps enhanced warranty eligibility intact. See our safety & manufacturer certifications.
Who fabricates the metal - and when
On most metal projects, flashing, copings and trim come from an outside shop, on the outside shop's timeline. Ours are field-measured and fabricated in-house at our West Palm Beach facility, so custom work fits the building and arrives when the crew needs it. For general contractors and custom builders, that is the difference between a dry-in date you can sequence trades around and one you hope for.
Built to earn its place on the coast
Concealed-Fastener Panels
Panels lock over hidden clips - no exposed screws to corrode or loosen, and room for the metal to move through Florida heat without stressing a single fastener.
Coastal Metals & Finishes
Aluminum for direct salt exposure, galvalume steel where strength leads, and factory-baked finishes engineered to resist fading and chalking under relentless sun.
In-House Sheet Metal Shop
Flashing, copings and custom trim fabricated to your building's real dimensions in our own shop - fit, finish and schedule under one accountable roof.
Proof on rooftops, not in brochures
Campany Roofing has completed more than 5,000 reroofs across eight South Florida counties since 1990, from oceanfront condominium towers to barrier-island estates. That portfolio includes metal work like the tile-and-metal waterfront estate on the Treasure Coast and coastal flat-and-metal commercial roofing in our project portfolio.
- 35+ years, 5,000+ reroofs - founded in West Palm Beach in 1990, family-built, Florida licensed CCC1327912.
- 200+ roofers, 100+ vehicles - the crews and equipment to hold a schedule on a clubhouse, an estate or a full community.
- Approved installer among major manufacturers - certified installation that keeps enhanced manufacturer warranties on the table.
- Protected after install - finished roofs stay covered under the Gold Umbrella maintenance program, with scheduled inspections and priority storm response.
Standing-seam questions, answered straight
Aluminum or steel for a building near the ocean?
Direct salt exposure favors aluminum - it won't rust at cut edges and holds up where spray eats lesser metals. Galvalume and galvanized steel earn their keep away from the spray zone, where strength and stiffness matter more. We walk the site, read the exposure, and spec accordingly.
Will a standing-seam roof handle hurricane winds?
Engineered and installed correctly, yes. The assembly is specified to Florida Building Code wind requirements - including High-Velocity Hurricane Zone standards where they apply - and attachment is the whole game: clips, spacing and edge metal must go in exactly as the manufacturer tested them - which is why certified installation matters.
Is standing seam worth the premium over tile or shingle?
On the coast, often - but not always. Metal typically wins on lifespan, maintenance and wind performance, and reflective finishes bounce away the Florida sun to cut cooling loads. Tile or shingle can be the smarter spend for other buildings and budgets. Because we install all of them, you get an honest comparison for your building, not a pitch for one system.
How disruptive is a metal reroof for an occupied property?
Less than most boards fear. Work is phased, flashing and trim arrive ready from our own shop, and we commit to dry-in and completion windows and hold them - the same discipline that finished The Charter Club of Palm Beach's community reroof in five weeks against a 90-day schedule. Tell us about your building and we'll map the sequence before work begins.
