Materials
Copper is the forever metal.
It starts bright, weathers to brown, and settles into the green patina that makes old buildings look inevitable. It never rusts, never needs paint, and the seams we solder today will hold longer than any of us.
Copper work is sheet metal craft, not roofing as most people know it. Standing seam, flat seam, custom flashings, built-in gutters, finials and ornament: every piece is cut, folded, and soldered by hand on site. There are a handful of crews in the Southeast who can do it at this level. We're one of them.
Our Expertise
Our copper work covers full standing-seam and flat-seam roofs, built-in gutter systems, chimney caps, finials, and ornamental details. Every seam is soldered, every flashing custom-made for the roof it serves.
Copper rewards patience and punishes haste. Our sheet-metal men are career craftsmen, and the details they put into a copper roof are the reason those roofs are still watertight a century later.
Common Questions
100+ years. Many copper roofs in Europe are centuries old.
Yes, over 10 to 20 years depending on climate. Most of our clients consider that the point.
That's our specialty: gutters, finials, chimney caps, and ornamental work in copper.
Copper is the premium option — the material alone costs multiples of shingles. But with a 100-plus-year life and almost no maintenance, it's the last roof you'll buy. We quote every job straight, line by line.
Standing seam suits most pitched roofs. Low-slope sections, curves, bay windows, and ornamental work want soldered flat-lock copper. We do both, often on the same house.
Yes. Our crews form, fold, and solder copper on site — gutters, downspouts, finials, chimney caps, and wall cladding — so every detail fits the house, not a catalog.
Yes. Our shop is in Roswell, GA, our core territory is the Southeast, and we travel up to 1,000 miles from Atlanta for landmark projects.
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