A long single-story home with a charcoal standing seam roof and a cedar-clad gable over the entry. The main roof is one broad plane, which suits the long, straight panel runs standing seam is known for.
The gable and the main roof meet at valleys that were flashed with formed metal before the panels went on. Trim at the eaves and rakes matches the roof color.
Single-story homes are common across Dallas County, and a simple roof like this one is among the most cost-effective places to put standing seam. A free measurement gives you an itemized number.
Planning a metal roof? Request a free estimate, see what drives metal roof cost, or compare standing seam systems.
