This commercial-scale church project focused on restoring long-term structural integrity and providing a top-tier architectural upgrade. Located in Boone, the property required extensive deck repair before installing a premium, concealed-fastener metal system built to withstand high-country mountain weather. Key Project Details Tear-Off & Structural Deck Repair: Stripped away layers of failing, worn-out asphalt shingles down to the base. We identified and replaced a significant amount of damaged, rotted wood sheathing, ensuring a solid, sound substrate to anchor the new system for decades to come. Standing Seam Roof System: Upgraded the building to a true standing seam metal system. With concealed fasteners locked under raised, interlocking seams, this profile completely eliminates exposed screw heads, drastically reducing potential leak points and panel expansion issues. Charcoal Grey Frost Finish: Outfitted the roof in Charcoal Grey Frost material. The specialized Frost finish provides a sophisticated, low-gloss texture that diffuses harsh glare and adds a multi-dimensional aesthetic to the large roof footprint. The Result The transition from degraded shingles to a standing seam system delivers a permanent, low-maintenance solution for Willowdale Baptist Church. The rich Charcoal Grey Frost finish respects the traditional presence of the building while ensuring the congregation is protected beneath a lifetime roof capable of handling heavy Boone snow loads and severe mountain storms.