
Standing Seam Metal Roofing
Concealed-fastener panels with no penetrations through the panel face, run continuously from ridge to eave. Our specialty.
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Standing seam, ag panel and architectural shingles
Roofing built for Blue Ridge weather — snow load on the high ground, the Hickory and Morganton hail belt, and wind-driven rain off the mountains. Licensed and insured, working out of Connelly Springs in Burke County.
From standing seam metal to architectural shingles, every job gets the same detailing — flashing, valleys, ridge and edge work done to the manufacturer’s published instructions.

Concealed-fastener panels with no penetrations through the panel face, run continuously from ridge to eave. Our specialty.
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5-rib panels for barns, shops, pole buildings and budget-conscious residential roofs. Fast to install over large areas.
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Architectural shingles from major manufacturers, nailed to the published pattern so the wind coverage in the warranty actually applies.
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Leak tracing, panel and fastener replacement, flashing and valley repairs on metal and shingle roofs alike.
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Damage assessment, emergency tarping, and documentation your carrier can work from. Where coverage is agreed but the amount is not, N.C.G.S. §58-44-16 sets out the appraisal process.
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Full tear-off, deck inspection and repair, then a new metal system. We tell you what the deck looks like before we cover it up.
Replacement details →Four products, four jobs. If you want the numbers behind the metal-versus-shingle question, our sourced comparison page lists the standard or study behind every figure.

Raised interlocking seams run vertically from ridge to eave. The fasteners are hidden under the seam, so there are no exposed penetrations through the panel face.

Exposed-fastener metal, screwed through the panel into the framing. The classic barn roof, and still the quickest way to cover a large area in steel.

Multi-layer dimensional shingles that read as depth and shadow from the street. The default choice for most re-roofs.

Flat, uniform asphalt shingles. Lighter, simpler and cheaper than architectural, with a shorter design life.
Four claims, each one traceable to a published standard or an industry study. The full citations are on the metal vs. shingle comparison.
The Metal Construction Association’s field study of standing seam systems reports an expected service life in excess of 60 years. The NRCA notes most new roofs are designed for roughly 20 years of useful service.
Metal panel assemblies are tested for wind uplift under UL 580, UL 1897, ASTM E1592 and FM 4471. Ask any roofer for the tested assembly, not a headline number.
The DOE and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Roof Savings Calculator models roughly 10–25% cooling savings for reflective roofing in climate zones 1–3. North Carolina sits at the cooler edge of that range.
The Metal Roofing Alliance reports metal roofing is 100% recyclable with a minimum 25% recycled content. Asphalt shingle scrap runs to roughly 11 million tons a year in the US, per ARMA.









“Foothills installed our standing seam metal roof last spring. The crew was professional, clean, and finished ahead of schedule.”
“After getting quotes from five companies, Foothills gave us the best value and quality. They helped us choose the colour and the installation was flawless.”
“We went with asphalt shingles for our budget, and the team treated us just as well as any metal roof customer. Honest folks who do great work.”
Based in Connelly Springs, Burke County. We cover Catawba, Burke, Caldwell, Alexander, Lincoln, Wilkes, McDowell, Rutherford, Cleveland, Iredell, Avery and Watauga counties.
Free, no-obligation estimate. We inspect the roof, tell you what we find, and put the options in writing — no pressure and no gimmicks.