A long run of standing seam on a low commercial building, where panel length and thermal movement are the whole engineering problem.
Panels this long move noticeably between a January night and an August afternoon, and a system that does not allow for it fails at the fasteners or oil-cans down the middle of every panel. Concealed clips and slotted attachment are what let the metal do that without tearing itself apart.
The ridge, the eave and the rake are where wind-driven rain gets in on a metal roof, so the closures at those three lines matter more than anything in the field. Done properly, the roof outlasts several composition roofs on the same building.
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How this roof went.
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Call or send the form
Tell us what you are seeing and where the property is. A storm date helps if there was one.
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Free inspection
About 15 to 20 minutes on the roof and in the attic, and you get a written report with photographs to keep.
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The scope, in writing
What the roof needs, what it costs, and on a claim, what the carrier has and has not allowed for.
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The work
Roof first, then the gutters, fence, windows or siding if the storm took those too. One company for the lot.
From a metal customer
During a recent. large storm I noticed water running down my front wall. I contacted JWC and they quickly sent out Dylan and Jordan to help me out. They found and patched the leak, and also did a proactive check for hail damage. These are honest, good folks. They found a few hail hits, but not enough to warrant calling my insurance company.
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About 15 to 20 minutes on the roof, and a written report with photographs that is yours to keep whether or not there is anything to do.
JWC General Contractors 515 W Southlake Blvd Suite 150, Southlake, TX 76092 (214) 972-4266 · info@