METAL ROOFING · GEORGIA & FLORIDA
Metal Roofing in Georgia & Florida — Built to Shed Hail, Wind & Heat
A metal roof is one of the toughest, longest-lasting systems you can put on a Southeastern home — and one of the most energy-efficient. 1 Pro Roof installs standing-seam and metal-panel roofs engineered for Georgia’s hail and Florida’s wind and sun, backed by manufacturer and workmanship warranties.
Why Metal in the Southeast
Metal Roofing Made for Georgia & Florida Weather
Metal has quietly become one of the fastest-growing roofing choices in both Georgia and Florida — and the climate is the reason. In Georgia, a properly installed metal roof sheds hail and wind that would bruise asphalt shingles, and its reflective finish pushes back the summer heat that drives up cooling bills. In Florida, metal’s strength against high winds and its resistance to the sun’s relentless UV make it a serious contender for homeowners who want a roof that can go the distance in hurricane country.
A quality metal roof can last decades — far longer than a typical shingle roof — which means fewer replacements over the life of your home. It’s a bigger investment up front, but for many Southeastern homeowners the durability, energy savings, and storm performance more than justify it. We’ll walk you through whether metal is the right call for your home and budget, honestly.
The Advantages
Why Homeowners Choose a Metal Roof
Long Lifespan
A metal roof can protect your home for decades — often outlasting two or more shingle roofs.
Energy Efficient
Reflective metal finishes bounce back the Southern sun, which can help lower summer cooling costs.
Wind Resistant
Properly fastened standing-seam systems stand up to the high winds Florida homes have to face.
Sheds Hail
Metal handles Georgia’s hail far better than aging shingles, with impact-resistant options available.
Fire & Rot Resistant
Metal won’t rot or feed mold, an advantage in the Southeast’s heat and humidity.
Low Maintenance
With few seams and no granules to lose, a metal roof asks very little of you year to year.
Systems We Install
Standing Seam & Metal Panels
Standing-seam metal is the premium choice — concealed fasteners and raised, interlocking seams create a clean, modern look with excellent weather resistance, which is why it’s popular for both Georgia and coastal Florida homes.
Exposed-fastener metal panels offer many of the same durability benefits at a lower price point, a solid option for outbuildings, porches, and budget-conscious projects. Whichever you choose, correct installation and the right underlayment matter as much as the metal itself — and that’s where our crews earn their keep.
Coastal Florida Note
Salt Air & Coastal Durability
Near the Florida coast, salt air is hard on metal and fasteners. We help you select finishes and materials suited to coastal exposure so your roof holds up to the salt as well as the sun and wind.
Pairing a metal roof with a documented wind-mitigation inspection can also help on the insurance side. Ask us how the two work together.
Considering Metal?
Compare Your Options With a Free Estimate
We’ll price metal alongside your other choices so you can make the call with real numbers in hand.
Where We Install Metal Roofs
Metal Roofing Across Georgia & Florida
From our Atlanta regional office we install metal roofs throughout metro Atlanta — Marietta, Alpharetta, Roswell, Kennesaw, and Decatur — plus Savannah, Augusta, Macon, and Columbus. In Florida we install standing-seam and panel systems in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Fort Myers and beyond. Call and ask about a metal roof for your home.
Metal Roofing FAQ
Metal Roof Questions, Answered
How much does a metal roof cost compared to shingles?
A metal roof typically costs more up front than an asphalt-shingle roof, but it lasts far longer — often outliving two or more shingle roofs — and can save on energy. We give you an exact written price after a free inspection so you can compare metal and shingle side by side. See our roof replacement page for more.
Is a metal roof good for Florida hurricanes?
Properly installed standing-seam metal is well suited to high-wind areas because of how it’s fastened and interlocked. Correct installation to code is essential, and pairing it with a wind-mitigation inspection can help on the insurance side. We install metal to manufacturer and code specifications.
Will a metal roof make my house hotter?
It’s the opposite — reflective metal finishes bounce back much of the sun’s heat rather than absorbing it, which can help lower cooling costs in Georgia and Florida summers. Proper attic ventilation, which we check during every project, adds to the benefit.
Is a metal roof noisy when it rains?
Not the way people expect. A metal roof installed over solid decking and underlayment — the way we install them — is comparable to other roofing systems for interior noise, not the tin-shed sound many imagine.
How long does a metal roof last?
A quality metal roof can last several decades with minimal maintenance, well beyond a typical shingle roof. Actual lifespan depends on the material, coating, installation, and your exposure — coastal salt air, for example. We’ll recommend the right system for your location.
FREE, NO-OBLIGATION ESTIMATE
A Metal Roof Built for the Long Haul
Tell us about your home and we’ll schedule a free inspection and a clear estimate for a new metal roof.