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    Exterior Upgrades

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorMay 15, 2023Updated:December 18, 20236 Mins Read
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    New Look for an Old Roof, Temecula, Calif.

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    The homeowner chose Dutch Seam in Dove Grey 24-gauge steel from ATAS International Inc. PHOTO: ATAS International Inc.

    ROOFING CONTRACTOR: Howard & Sons Inc.

    DISTRIBUTOR: JB Wholesale/SRS Distribution

    MATERIALS

    Wanting a new look for his old concrete tile roof, the homeowner chose Dutch Seam in Dove Grey 24-gauge steel from ATAS International Inc. The roof panels have a smooth finish and are 15-inches wide with a seam height of 1 1/2 inches.

    BEFORE: The homeowner was interested in a new look for his old concrete tile roof. PHOTO: Howard & Sons Inc.

    Dutch Seam is a continuous standing-seam panel with an integral seam. It is an engineered wind- and rain-resistant panel system, designed for strength and durability. The integral lock, seam design, and clip prevent rotation of the seam and provide a stronger interlock during an uplift event. The light-gray color with cool paint pigments will help to reflect the sun’s rays in Southern California; the panels feature a solar reflectance index of 55.

    The home’s intricate roof included several roof penetrations and cupolas, as well as varying roof planes and angles. Consequently, the project was recognized as the first-place winner in ATAS International’s 2021 Project of the Year competition in the Residential Roofs category.

    STANDING-SEAM METAL ROOF: ATAS International Inc.

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