Hand-formed in copper.
Built for decades.
Not off a shelf.
Chimney caps, range hoods, flashing, gutters, custom awnings, and decorative copper work — fabricated in-house to fit your home exactly, then installed by the same crew that built it.
Most people never think about sheet metal until they see it done right — then they can't stop pointing it out.
Why Sheet Metal Costs More — and Why It's Worth It
This is the part most contractors don't explain. Here's what you're actually paying for.
Built to outlast the house
Copper roofing and flashing can last a century or more. Standard aluminum trim gets replaced every 15–20 years.
Made to fit your house
Every chimney cap, hood, and flashing detail is fabricated to the exact lines of your home — not stamped out and shipped in a box.
Gets better with age
Copper weathers into a patina that adds character instead of wearing out — no painting, no sealing, no replacing.
What high-end homes actually spec
Architects and custom builders call out copper and hand-formed sheet metal by name — it's the detail that signals real quality.
Safer by nature
Metal doesn't ignite from stray embers the way wood shake or some composite roofing can.
Appraisers notice it
Custom copper detailing reads as a well-built, well-maintained home — buyers and appraisers both recognize it.
What We Fabricate
Every piece is formed and seamed in-house, to your home's actual measurements.
Chimney Caps
Custom-fit copper or galvanized caps that keep water and pests out without hiding the chimney under an ugly stock cover.
Copper Range Hoods
A hand-formed centerpiece for the kitchen — shaped, seamed, and finished to your exact dimensions.
Custom Awnings
Standing-seam metal awnings over doors, windows, and porches — functional shade that reads as architecture.
Flashing
The unglamorous detail that keeps water out of walls and roof valleys. Done right, you never think about it again.
Gutters
Seamless metal gutters formed to your roofline, built to handle real weather instead of sagging after one storm.
Decorative Copper Work
Cupolas, finials, downspout details, and other custom architectural copper accents.
How It Works
From first conversation to finished install.
Consultation
We walk the project with you and talk through materials, style, and budget.
Design & Measure
Every piece is measured to your home's actual dimensions, not a standard size.
Hand Fabrication
Formed and seamed in-house, panel by panel.
Installation
Installed by the same team that built it — nothing handed off to a subcontractor.