Metal and aluzinc roofs in Bávaro

An aluzinc roof is made sheet by sheet: each one leaves at the length of its slope, in the profile and color you choose. When the plant is in the same area as the site, measuring, fabrication and delivery stay with a single team, with no middleman between the people who measure and the people who install.

We take the measurements on your site with digital equipment, draw the roof in 3D, and our engineering team reviews it before the first sheet is cut.

The difference is the shape of the sheet. Plain is the familiar corrugated sheet, practical for industrial buildings, warehouses, shops, kiosks and canopies. Tile profile imitates a tiled roof and is chosen mostly for houses and villas, where the roof is seen from the street or the terrace.

The color sample includes white, blue, green, yellow, wood, red, terracotta, brown and black; the final color chart is confirmed with the quote, as are the available thicknesses.

The metal roofs of Villa Caletón 55, in Cap Cana, were made here, in our plant in Bávaro. They were built zone by zone and handed over in stages, so each part of the villa was covered when its turn came. On a job in Bávaro, the same method lets you roof the most urgent part first.

The office is open Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and on Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. If you want to see how we work, request a plant visit: Monday to Friday and by appointment, you tour the plant with one of our supervisors and, if you wish, review your project with our engineering team.

Every roof carries its QR-code plate: scan it with your phone and you see the date and place of fabrication, the inspections, the warranty and the maintenance history. Bávaro is by the sea, and the Plan Costa checks for rust and salt-air corrosion, touches up paint and anchors, re-tightens the bolts and gives you a report with photos.