Contact person for
Standing Seam Roofing:
Todd Iriel, Metal Specialist
Phone 803-600-4684
Standing Seam Roofing Is Used On: – Historic Houses, Churches, and Courthouses. One of our specialties are church steeple tops.
Our Specialties In This Area Are: Hidden and inline gutter systems; Straight or radius guttering with Computerized RAS TurboBend; Fabrication of any type, size, or shape roof dormer (i.e. copper, painted 500 kynar aluminum and any type louver requested); Installation of new exhaust fan systems for removing or drawing in air; All sizes and shapes of duct work (i.e. S-locks, drive connections, etc.); Welded pipe from galvanized to stainless; Any size or shape fittings or transitions for duct; Fabrication and installation of any type of roof flashing, wall capping, gravel stop, wall flashing, step flashing, crickets to divert water and overflow scuppers; Fabrication and installation of any type conductor head with downspouts; and Fabrication of any size and/or shape gutters, downspouts and couples.
– Bethel United Methodist Church
– Chester ARP Church
– Hanson House
– Lace House
– Past Time Pavilion
– Patterson Fan
– Roger Wynn House
– Seibels House
– Ted Deary House
– Thompson Funeral Home
– The South Carolina State House
– The Robert Mills House
Strom Thurmund Building – Columbia, SC
(The roof was installed by Stanick in 2002)
A roof is the most overlooked and neglected part of a building. It can also be the most costly when problems develop. Roof warranties require you to have at least semi-annual maintenance inspections along with documentation. No documentation and your warranty will no longer be valid. Do you know the condition of your roof? How much are you spending on repairs? How long will your roof last in it’s current condition? Wind, Rain, Hail and Ultraviolet Rays can deteriorate a roof and leave your facility vulnerable to the elements. Roof replacements can cost from a few dollars to over ten dollars per square foot. Regular inspection and maintenance can prevent a small problem from becoming a big one.
652 Bush River Road, TPO roof installed by Stanick
Piggly Wiggly Northside Plaza Columbia TPO roof Stanick
Woods Edge Apartments
TPO roof installed by Stanick
Piedmont Technical College, Newberry, SC, TPO roof/Stanick
The story of his success and love of boxing.
Billy Stanick is more than just a champion; he’s an honest one. Over thirty years ago, he put together $300 cash and a modest paycheck, rented a W.W. II barracks and went into the roofing business. He’s a man who is accustomed to staying on top of things.
Stanick Sheet Metal & Roofing has been in business since 1971. It is located at 5539 Old Bush River Road in Columbia. Stanick’s building credits are too numerous to list here but they are the result of remarkable people doing remarkable things.
Billy Stanick is more than just a champion; he’s an honest one
Herbert has been with Stanick since 1972. He has rose up through the ranks from roofer, to foreman, to supervisor, to General Manager. We are proud to have him now as our Vice President.
He is also the Sheet Metal Shop Supervisor. Todd has been with Stanick Sheet Metal for 15 years. Todd is very knowledgeable in restoring Historical Roofs. You can check out some of his other work on the Fabrication webpage.
Billy Jr. has 29 years experience in construction, and he started working summers here at Stanick Roofing learning layout work when he was 10 years old. He has been a licensed builder for 15 years, and altogether he’s been with the company 8 years. He owned his own business for 21 years.
Amanda, our office manager, has a Bachelors Degree from the University of South Carolina, and a Master of Business Administration from Charleston Southern University. She has been with us for four years now.
Zach has been with the company for three years now. He took a 10 hour OSHA safety course at Ft. Jackson and has completed a 30 hour online OSHA safety training course. He has field and shop experience and is also a great help in the office when needed.
