Key Advantages of Skyline Roofing® vs. Skyline Roofing® hp
Standing seam metal roofing is a popular choice for homeowners and contractors looking for a clean appearance, concealed fasteners, and long-term performance. At ASC Building Products, Skyline Roofing and Skyline Roofing hp are the two primary snap-together standing seam options designed for residential use.
They share the same profile and installation method, but they differ in steel thickness, paint system, and performance intent. Those differences can help guide the right choice for each project.
What Both Skyline Roofing Panels Have in Common
Both Skyline Roofing and Skyline Roofing hp feature a 1″ standing seam with a snap-together interlock and an integrated nailing flange, allowing panels to attach directly to the roof deck.
Shared features include:
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Snap-together standing seam design
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Concealed fasteners
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1″ seam height
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Direct-to-deck attachment
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Installation on roof slopes down to 3:12

Skyline Roofing®

Skyline Roofing® hp
From a visual standpoint, both panels deliver the same clean, modern standing seam look.
Skyline Roofing: Balanced Performance and Value for Most Homes
Skyline Roofing is ASC Building Products’ most popular standing seam roofing panel, designed to balance performance, value, and ease of installation.
It is manufactured from 26-gauge steel and is available in 12″ and 16″ configurations, giving contractors flexibility during layout. The panel uses DuraTech® xl SMP (Silicone-Modified Polyester) paint system, which offers reliable color performance and includes a limited lifetime warranty.
Skyline Roofing also features ZINCALUME® Plus coated steel, an aluminum-zinc alloy coating that helps resist corrosion.
Skyline Roofing is ideal for:
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Most residential homes
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Remodels and reroof projects
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Homeowners looking for a strong value option
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Projects using SMP color selections

Skyline Roofing hp: Thicker Steel and Commercial-Grade Paint Performance
Skyline Roofing hp is designed for homeowners who want added strength and enhanced paint performance, while keeping the same installation method and panel profile.
This panel is manufactured from thicker 24-gauge steel and uses a DuraTech® 5000/mx PVDF (fluorocarbon) paint system, a commercial-grade coating known for improved resistance in more demanding environments.
Skyline Roofing hp maintains the same snap-together interlock, nailing flange, and overall appearance as Skyline Roofing, but adds performance through material and coating upgrades.
Skyline Roofing hp is a strong choice for:
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New residential construction
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Homeowners wanting a heavier-gauge panel
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Projects exposed to harsher environments
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Applications specifying PVDF color performance
Standard Color Options

Weathered Copper

Dark Bronze

Matte Black

Slate Gray

Old Town Gray

Zinc Gray

Forest Green
Special Order Color Options

ZINCALUME® Plus

Regal White

Parchment

Sierra Tan

Pebble

Walnut

Leaf Green

Midnight Bronze

Terra-Cotta

Tahoe Blue

Regal Blue

Sage Green

Colonial Red

Silversmith
Metallic Silver
Metallic Champagne
Metallic Copper

ZACtique® II
Comparison At a Glance
Skyline Roofing®
- 26-gauge steel
- 12″ or 16″ widths
- Snap-together panel with integrated nailing flange
- Dura Tech® xl SMP paint system
- Wide range of residential colors
- Designed for most residential applications
Skyline Roofing® hp
- 24-gauge steel
- 16″ width
- Same profile and installation as Skyline Roofing
- Dura Tech® 5000/mx PVDF paint system
- Curated architectural color range
- Designed for higher-performance projects
Final Takeaway
Skyline Roofing and Skyline Roofing hp look the same once installed, but they’re designed for different needs.
If you want a proven, value-driven standing seam roof with flexible panel widths and SMP colors, Skyline Roofing is a solid choice. If you want thicker steel and a commercial-grade PVDF paint system, Skyline Roofing hp offers that next level of performance.
Choosing the right panel early helps ensure your roof performs and looks great for years to come.




















