Copper Specialty Roofing

Metal roofing’s resistance to adverse weather and climatic conditions is legendary, and it comes in a variety of materials, including Galvalume, copper galvanized, aluminum, and designer colors. Classic Copper Works encounters a number of specialty roofing applications. Gazebos and pergolas are frequent specialty item. The project to the left features a curved standing seam gore roof, decorative half round crown band, and acorn finial.

Classic Copper Works produces numerous complex curved roofs like the one to the left. This ornate design’s timeless beauty coupled with copper’s durability insures that this roof will be appreciated for many years. Gazebos are not the only type of specialty roofing Classic Copper Works is known for: Barrel curves, self supporting awnings, steeples, bay, bow, & box window roofs as well as custom range hoods are all available.

Standing Seam

Standing seam metal roofing’s resistance to adverse weather and climatic conditions is legendary, and it comes in a variety of colors and materials: Galvalume®, copper galvanized, aluminum, and the popular Kynar 500 / Hylar5000® coatings in a number of designer colors. In addition to our manufacturing activities, Classic Copper Works produces a number of specialty roofing applications. Gazebos are a frequent specialty item. The gazebo to the left is bove is the larger of two alongside a private lake. The material copper and the panels are standing seam.

Along with geometric design gazebos, like the one above, Classic Copper Works also produces complex curved roofs like the bell shaped gazebo with matching bell shaped cupola to the right. This ornate design’s timeless beauty coupled with copper’s durability insures that this roof will be appreciated for many years. Gazebos are not the only type of specialtyproduct for which Classic Copper Works is known. Barrel curves, self supporting awnings, hoods and steeples are all available.

Metal Shingles

The house to the left features a Millinium Metal shingle roof over rubber underlayment. The metal shingles are galvalume which once aged will duplicate the look of the original galvanized roof but with the longevity of modern materials.

On the right we have a diamond swirl copper shingle installation on a dome and an ellipse. This project is in Carleton Woods, an exclusinve subdivision in The Woodlands. The shingles are different sizes for each course: as the dome gets smaller, so do the shingles. Each shingle was handmade on the site one at a time. This dome and ellipse took approximately six weeks to complete.