For this job, we installed new copper panels onto the slate roof. This was required after replacing several of the slates once the copper section was finished. This job is another example of how great slate and copper look together.

For this homeowner in Cambridge, MA, we replaced a section of the valley with copper. Not only will this help the rain to flow off the roof more easily, but the look complements the slate quite well.

This house in Cambridge was in need of some updating. We replaced the existing copper panels with new ones. The new panels are a little more narrow than the old ones, which will lead to less warping and bending over the life of the panels.

For this job, a copper panel was installed to repair the roof, and the slates on this section of the roof were replaced as well. This type of maintenance is a necessity for making sure your slate roof lasts as long as it should.

For this job, we had to install a new flat roof as the existing one was experiencing significant leaking. The photos show the new rubber installed just before our crew cleans up the job site.

For this project, we had to address the issue of ice dams forming in the valley of this shingle roof. Water would pool up where the three angles of the shingle roof met as it was not draining properly, and during the winter this would freeze and cause massive ice dams. The solution our certified expert came up with was to replace this section of the roof with copper. This copper wash will allow the water to drain much more easily, and as you can see in the first picture our crew replaced a large section of the shingle roof as well, taking care to tie the ice & water shield cleanly into the copper. This will ensure water does not penetrate the roof, and the copper will allow the water to run right off and drain properly. 

The existing copper roof at this home was starting to leak so we replaced the panels. Not only does the shiny new copper look fantastic, but the precise seals created by our expert craftsmen when soldering the panels will let water run right off the roof rather than into it. The first photo also shows the ice and water shield which goes underneath the copper panels.

For this customer in Belmont, we provided some repair work on an inset dormer around one of the windows. We used copper to give the house a newer look, and the new work will prevent any leaking or future damage. Check out our photo gallery for more pictures of this job.

Replaced the old drip edge and installed a new one. One more step till completion!

For this project, we needed to make some repairs to a slate roof as part of its regular maintenance. Rather than replacing the slates, we decided that going with copper panels along the last few feet of the roof and new copper gutters would be the best solution. Not only will these help maintain the roof and allow water to flow off the roof to avoid leaks and damage from ice dams, but it adds a great element of curb appeal as well.