Standing-Seam Metal Roof
Lakeside Community Hall · 340 sqm · Completed in 9 days
Overview
A hall that couldn't afford another leak
The community hall's 25-year-old screw-down metal roof had hundreds of exposed fasteners backing out, with leaks over the main auditorium. Patching had been tried three times. The board needed a permanent fix that would survive snow load, summer expansion, and forty more years of weekend events.
- Duration: 9 working days, events undisturbed
- System: 24-gauge mechanically seamed panels
- Warranty: 40-year finish, 10-year workmanship
Approach
How we solved it
CHALLENGE
Movement vs. fasteners
Thermal cycling had worked hundreds of screws loose. Any screw-down fix would repeat the failure within a decade.
SOLUTION
Floating seam system
Mechanically seamed panels float on concealed clips, so the roof expands and contracts without stressing a single fastener.
RESULT
Dry since day one
Two storm seasons later: zero callbacks, measurably cooler auditorium, and a roof the board never thinks about.
