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Standing Seam in cities

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Just drive out to the country and you see a lot of standing seam roofs, however in the city there is none. Is standing seam allowed in cities? Why is not used in cities? I like it because it looks nicer then shingles and you have a variety of colors to choose from. A few months ago I contacted a contractor and he wouldn't even entertain the idea of Standing Seam.
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Standing seam can be used in all areas. A few communities may have covenant restrictions that are usually based on not understanding the products. Todd Miller
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The contractor probably wouldn't entertain the idea because he has no experience with it. Do your homework as far as the hiring a contractor. Make sure your panels have a good kynar, duracoat pvdf finish they are very durable and have great color retinsion. Make sure you have at least a 26 gauge, 24 gauge preferred steel panel with a c grade. I see snaplock panels all over the city i live in and all over the country around it too.
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Thanks Todd Miller
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