Standing Seam Roofing Manufactured & Installed by ICS

Project-specific standing seam roofing for commercial and industrial buildings, supported by more than 40 years of ICS roofing and cladding experience.

A standing seam route matched to the project

ICS can manufacture and install standing seam roofing as part of a coordinated package. The right profile, sheet length and forming location are confirmed against the roof geometry, access, handling plan and safe working conditions—not selected from a one-size-fits-all specification.

Roll formed in-house

Sheets can be manufactured at the ICS facility where the confirmed profile, material and transportable length suit the project. This gives one team responsibility from manufacture through to installation.

Roll formed on site

For suitable projects, site roll forming can support longer roof runs. Feasibility depends on access, setup space, safe material handling and the confirmed system limits.

Options assessed around the building

Each proposal is developed around the actual roof layout and project constraints. Availability is confirmed for the chosen profile and material before quotation.

Straight roof runs

Coordinated sheet layouts for regular roof geometry.

Curved applications

Curved solutions considered where the system and project geometry allow.

Tapered layouts

Tapered sheets assessed for project-specific roof shapes.

Longer sheet lengths

Site forming considered when transport and handling would otherwise limit length.

Standing seam project in Ponteland

ICS manufactured and installed standing seam roofing for a doctors’ surgery project in Ponteland. The photographs below show the installed roof form, junction detailing and finished appearance.

Standing seam roof installation at a doctors’ surgery in Ponteland
Standing seam roof junction detailing at Ponteland
Completed standing seam roof on the Ponteland doctors’ surgery

Discuss your standing seam project

Send the site postcode, drawings or approximate dimensions, roof geometry and preferred finish. ICS can then assess the appropriate manufacturing and installation route.

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