Project Overview
Team Armored Roofing recently completed a stunning metal roofing project in Dunedin, Florida. This project involved the installation of a brand new standing seam metal roof, replacing an older, less efficient roofing system. The homeowners in Dunedin chose a metal roof for its durability and modern aesthetic, seeking a long-term roofing solution that would enhance their home's value.
Work Performed
For this Dunedin metal roofing project, we installed a premium standing seam metal roof system. The roof was constructed using 24-gauge steel, known for its strength and longevity. To ensure lasting protection and aesthetic appeal, the metal panels were finished with a high-quality KYNAR paint coating, offering excellent resistance to fading, chalking, and weathering.
Why Choose Metal Roofing
Metal roofing offers significant advantages for Florida homeowners. It provides exceptional durability, withstanding hurricane-force winds and offering superior resistance to fire and impact. A standing seam metal roof like the one we installed in Dunedin also reflects sunlight, helping to reduce cooling costs and improve energy efficiency. Plus, metal roofs boast a long lifespan, often lasting 50 years or more.
Our Quality Standards
Team Armored Roofing is a fully licensed and insured roofing contractor, committed to providing exceptional workmanship and customer service. We conduct thorough roof inspections, use only high-quality materials, and maintain clean and safe job sites. Our roofing installations are backed by comprehensive warranty protection, ensuring your peace of mind.
Metal Roofing in Dunedin, FL
We are proud to serve the Dunedin community and surrounding Tampa Bay area with top-quality metal roofing services. Our experienced team understands the unique challenges of Florida's climate and provides tailored roofing solutions to meet your needs. Contact us today for a free metal roofing estimate and experience the Team Armored difference.
Customer Review
"Team Armored did a great job installing our metal roof. The project was completed in 6 days--removing the old roof and installing the new one. The workers were hard-working and courteous. They cleaned up at the end of each day. Good follow up with punch list. The roof looks great. The only thing I can think of that needs improvement is informing the customer that they will get a certified letter from the metal supplier telling the customer not to pay the installer without first getting written permission from the supplier, citing state laws and legal language saying you could have a lien placed on your house or end up paying twice for the roof if you failed to get the supplier's permission before paying. The supplier provided no contact information and their website had no address or telephone number. Once contacted about the letter, Team Armored explained that it was standard practice, and they followed up with a notarized document saying that all vendors had been paid and there was no lien placed on the house upon final payment. If that's standard practice, it should be part of the initial sales consultation. No one likes getting a threatening letter like that out of the blue, especially when it involves your largest asset and a very expensive project."
"Team Armored did a great job installing our metal roof. The project was completed in 6 days--removing the old roof and installing the new one. The workers were hard-working and courteous. They cleaned up at the end of each day. Good follow up with punch list. The roof looks great. The only thing I can think of that needs improvement is informing the customer that they will get a certified letter from the metal supplier telling the customer not to pay the installer without first getting written permission from the supplier, citing state laws and legal language saying you could have a lien placed on your house or end up paying twice for the roof if you failed to get the supplier's permission before paying. The supplier provided no contact information and their website had no address or telephone number. Once contacted about the letter, Team Armored explained that it was standard practice, and they followed up with a notarized document saying that all vendors had been paid and there was no lien placed on the house upon final payment. If that's standard practice, it should be part of the initial sales consultation. No one likes getting a threatening letter like that out of the blue, especially when it involves your largest asset and a very expensive project."
