Service Area
Standing seam, rib panel and reviewed PVDF colors for Orange County. Standing seam, 5V, rib and PBR panels, custom trim, field measurement, and crated delivery - quoted fast with IMQ.
Orange County
No salt inland means a Galvalume substrate is a sound specification here, which is what keeps metal competitive on tract-scale Orlando re-roofs.
1" Snaplock Standing Seam, 1.5" Snaplock Standing Seam, 1" Nailstrip Standing Seam, 1.5" Nailstrip Standing Seam, 1" Mechanical Lock Standing Seam, and 1.5" Mechanical Lock Standing Seam panels in aluminum or Galvalume, with 70% PVDF finishes and no exposed fasteners.
See panels →Wide coverage, exposed fasteners, no clips - the most affordable route to a real metal roof. Approved outside the HVHZ.
See rib panel →70% PVDF (Kynar 500) finishes - the coating that holds color against Florida UV and salt air.
Colors & coatings →Local knowledge
Orange County is inland Central Florida and the largest single housing market in the state's interior. Salt is not a factor here, which changes the material conversation completely: a Galvalume substrate is a sound, permittable specification across most of the county, and that keeps metal within reach on tract-scale re-roofs where an aluminum premium would kill the job.
What Orlando has instead of salt is architectural review. The large master-planned communities - Lake Nona, Horizon West, Baldwin Park, Winter Garden - run approved color and profile lists. We would rather sort the color and seam profile against the community standard before fabrication than after a truck has already rolled.
Inland does not mean sheltered. Charley crossed Orange County as a hurricane in 2004 and Irma came through in 2017, and the county sits squarely inside the wind-borne-debris map. Uplift resistance and attachment are still the governing design questions on an Orlando roof, sixty miles from either coast.
Approvals
Orange County is outside the High Velocity Hurricane Zone - the HVHZ is Miami-Dade and Broward only - so every profile in our catalog can be permitted in Orlando.
SL100, SL150, NS150, M100 and M150 carry HVHZ and Miami-Dade approval, which is a higher bar than Orange County requires, so those specs clear plan review with room to spare.
NS100, 5V, RIB and PBR are approved for use outside the HVHZ, which covers Orange County and every other Florida county except Miami-Dade and Broward. They are fully permittable here.
Approval numbers are published on each panel's page and the documentation travels with the order, so the submittal is complete when the crew mobilizes. See the Florida approvals library for the current documents.
Getting it there
Orlando is served by crated statewide freight out of Northeast Florida. It is a long leg and we will not pretend otherwise: we quote a delivery date with the order and crate the panels so they arrive straight, dry and ready to set.
Panels, trim and accessories are fabricated to exact length so there are no end-laps to seal in the field, and they ship crated together rather than as separate deliveries. Add turnkey installation through ERS Installations for a fully managed metal roof in Orange County.
FAQ
Yes. We supply 70% PVDF (Kynar 500) finishes across a wide color range and can match the profile and color to a community's approved list before anything is fabricated. Send us the architectural standard with the takeoff and we will quote against it.
Nearby
Working across the region? These are the neighboring markets we supply on the same terms.
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