AMAZING PEACE OF MIND
BCI completed the installation of the standing-seam metal roof and gutters on the Monday before Hurricane Matthew blew into town and what an amazing peace of mind we had through the storm Having watched the installation and the meticulousness the crew used to attach the metal to the roof sheathing I had NO worries about any of it coming off
We had quotes from multiple metal roof installers and BCI was the most attentive to and patient with our multiple questions, before, during and after the installation Whether it was the owners of the business, the lead installer or the gutter installer, all made time to answer questions, address concerns, etc
We had initially been told the install would take a week for the roof and two days for the gutters The roof took a little longer due to uncooperative weather, etcbut the gutters went on in a matter of hours
One of the concerns we had prior to deciding on BCI was whether a standing-seam metal roof could be installed without removing or damaging large portions of siding as we're in the process of swapping out cedar siding for cement-board siding We have two dormers and a chimney already covered in cement-board siding with PVC corner boards and the installation crew was able to cut the cement-board and PVC and install the flashing under/behind with only a few minor cosmetic issues In the two spots where it was necessary to remove the cedar siding we hadn't gotten around to replacing yet, the crew removed the siding, installed the roof and flashing and re-installed the cedar with no issues
The other concern we had was how "complicated" our roof is, with multiple pitches (including very steep), valleys, dormers, the chimney, a skylight, etc BCI took the job on without blinking and provided a fantastic final product The metal roof panels lock together with the transitions at pitch changes and in valleys to create water-tight and wind-resistant system
We've since had many positive comments about the roof, both from neighbors and family to whom we've shown pictures
We are absolutely pleased with our new roof and would gladly (have already done so in fact) recommend anyone consider BCI first when thinking about installing a metal roof Would also recommend the standing-seam roof It's probably a little more expensive than other metal roofs, but between the appearance (no rows of exposed screw heads), the thickness/durability of the material (NOT "tin") and the way the standing-seams and various transitions lock together, we think it's the better value overall
AMAZING PEACE OF MIND
BCI completed the installation of the standing-seam metal roof and gutters on the Monday before Hurricane Matthew blew into town and what an amazing peace of mind we had through the storm Having watched the installation and the meticulousness the crew used to attach the metal to the roof sheathing I had NO worries about any of it coming off
We had quotes from multiple metal roof installers and BCI was the most attentive to and patient with our multiple questions, before, during and after the installation Whether it was the owners of the business, the lead installer or the gutter installer, all made time to answer questions, address concerns, etc
We had initially been told the install would take a week for the roof and two days for the gutters The roof took a little longer due to uncooperative weather, etcbut the gutters went on in a matter of hours
One of the concerns we had prior to deciding on BCI was whether a standing-seam metal roof could be installed without removing or damaging large portions of siding as we're in the process of swapping out cedar siding for cement-board siding We have two dormers and a chimney already covered in cement-board siding with PVC corner boards and the installation crew was able to cut the cement-board and PVC and install the flashing under/behind with only a few minor cosmetic issues In the two spots where it was necessary to remove the cedar siding we hadn't gotten around to replacing yet, the crew removed the siding, installed the roof and flashing and re-installed the cedar with no issues
The other concern we had was how "complicated" our roof is, with multiple pitches (including very steep), valleys, dormers, the chimney, a skylight, etc BCI took the job on without blinking and provided a fantastic final product The metal roof panels lock together with the transitions at pitch changes and in valleys to create water-tight and wind-resistant system
We've since had many positive comments about the roof, both from neighbors and family to whom we've shown pictures
We are absolutely pleased with our new roof and would gladly (have already done so in fact) recommend anyone consider BCI first when thinking about installing a metal roof Would also recommend the standing-seam roof It's probably a little more expensive than other metal roofs, but between the appearance (no rows of exposed screw heads), the thickness/durability of the material (NOT "tin") and the way the standing-seams and various transitions lock together, we think it's the better value overall