Architectural Sheetmetal
Our in-house architectural sheetmetal shop can design and fabricate most anything you can imagine. From custom chimney pots, roof dormers, gutters and collector boxes to custom copper hoods. We have successfully worked with numerous homeowners, architects, designers and builders to create custom pieces to their specifications that function well and look spectacular. Please see our gallery for ideas.
Architectural Sheetmetal Gallery click to enlarge
GUTTERS & ACCESSORIES
The “Cason” copper collector box with eave to wall sweep The Cason copper collector box The Rivercrest copper collector box
The Willowick copper collector box The Lindenwood copper collector box The Tillbury copper collector box
The Devonshire copper collector box “Y-type” clean out with access door The Inwood copper collector box

KITCHEN HOODS & INTERIORS
Custom all copper hood with hand hammered straps and hand made clavos Custom all copper hood with hand hammered straps and hand made clavos Copper kitchen island
Contemporary custom copper hood Smooth copper hood Copper hood with custom base and smooth polished finish
Contemporary custom copper hood Copper doors Copper wall sconce

CHIMNEY TOPS, FINIALS & MORE
Lead-coated copper finials and dormer covers Copper chimney top Copper finials with attached lightening rods
Copper chimney top with weather vane Copper chimney tops Copper attic roof vent
Custom copper dormer Louvered copper cupola Radius single seam roof
Tile Roofs
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Q&A

Can you fabricate a custom design?
Yes. Our in-house sheetmetal shop can fabricate anything to your specifications. All of the images in our gallery are custom pieces. Please contact us to discuss your project.
What is a collector box?
A collector box or “leader head or conductor head” as sometimes called – is generally a decorative piece just below the gutters. This is used to collect rain water from one or more gutters above.
Why copper?
Copper is a material that is not only beautiful but is also long lasting. The material can be soldered so the joints are permanent– not caulked as must be done with all painted metals.