Why Homeowners Choose Copper
Copper has a natural finish that changes with age and works especially well on homes where roof details, exterior materials and visible metalwork are part of the architecture.
Copper Changes Over Time
New copper starts bright and gradually darkens as it develops a natural patina. That change is part of the material and should be considered before choosing it for the home.
Copper or Aluminum?
Aluminum is the practical choice for many homes and is available in painted colors. Copper costs more and has a very different appearance. The right choice usually comes down to the architecture, project scope and budget.
Questions Homeowners Ask
Does copper stay bright?
No. Natural copper changes color over time and develops a patina.
Can I choose a custom profile?
Available profiles depend on the material, roofline and project scope. We review those choices during the estimate.
Is copper always better than aluminum?
No. They serve different goals. Aluminum is practical and works well for most homes. Copper is usually chosen when its appearance and material are an important part of the design.