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Southbury Continuous-Seam Metal Roof

Southbury, Connecticut

Southbury Continuous-Seam Metal Roof

THE PROJECT

A complete structural and thermal rebuild beneath an all-metal roof.

This project went far beyond replacing the visible roof. After opening the existing assembly, we removed approximately one foot of deteriorated insulation with a telehandler, rebuilt the compromised roof framing and installed new polyisocyanurate insulation before completing the new metal roof.

WHAT MADE IT DIFFERENT

  • Approximately one foot of deteriorated insulation removed with a telehandler
  • Compromised roof areas reframed and new polyisocyanurate insulation installed
  • No silicone sealant used in the finished roof
  • No exposed face-fastened screws used in the finished roof
  • Roof completed with formed metal details and continuous seams
Deteriorated insulation removed and roof reframed
02 / 07 · Deteriorated insulation removed and roof reframed
Roof prepared for the new metal assembly
03 / 07 · Roof prepared for the new metal assembly
Continuous seams across the main roof and dormers
04 / 07 · Continuous seams across the main roof and dormers
Completed residence and garage
05 / 07 · Completed residence and garage
Metal dormer and transition details
06 / 07 · Metal dormer and transition details
Snow retention and metal penetration detail
07 / 07 · Snow retention and metal penetration detail