Standing seam metal
done at the highest level.
Rivers Construction completed a full standing seam metal roof replacement on a large luxury Victorian estate in Waterbury, Vermont. This was not a simple reroof — the building features a highly complex multi-peak roofline with multiple valleys, dormers, chimneys, and intersecting planes that demand exact panel fabrication and precision installation at every transition.
We specified 24-gauge Englert standing seam panels in Forest Green — a commercial-grade, concealed-clip system with a Kynar 500 PVDF finish that resists chalking, fading, and Vermont's freeze-thaw cycle for decades. Panels were bent onsite to match the building's exact measurements, ensuring tight seams and eliminating field waste. The full deck was covered with Sharkskin Ultra SA self-adhering underlayment before any metal went down.
The result — visible in the before and after drone footage below — is a complete transformation. The old brown asphalt shingle roof has been replaced with a dramatic forest green standing seam system that elevates the property to another level and is built to last 50+ years with minimal maintenance.
- Full tear-off of existing asphalt shingle roofing system
- Complete roof deck inspection and sheathing repairs where needed
- Sharkskin Ultra SA self-adhering underlayment — full deck coverage
- 24-gauge Englert standing seam panels — Forest Green
- Kynar 500 PVDF factory finish — fade and chalk resistant
- Concealed clip fastening system — zero exposed fasteners
- Panels roll-formed and bent onsite to exact measurements
- Custom valley, hip, ridge, and chimney flashings fabricated onsite
- Precision panel layout across multiple dormers and intersecting planes
- Full debris removal and complete site restoration