McCreesh and Son were called to replace the copper roof covering this home's large Bay window. Copper work is an integral part of most slate rooftops, and an excellent choice for a low-pitched roof over a bay window.
Below: The copper joints must be carefully folded and then soldered as the work progresses. |
 | Copper components have a marvelous ability of adding a "classic" or "timeless" character to the structures they adorn. Over time the shiny coppery surface will begin to oxidize and gradually acquire the familiar soft green tones. This weathering process helps make copper one of the most resilient roofing materials. A well designed and crafted copper roof can last 100 years or more. |
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