09/09/2026
Copper roofing requires skill, precision and an understanding of the material.
This roof was crafted as part of an extension we built alongside a Grade II listed building, where the detailing and choice of materials needed to work carefully with the existing historic features.
Copper is a particularly rewarding material to work with. It is durable, naturally weather-resistant and develops its distinctive patina over time, but achieving a clean, well-detailed finish requires experience and precision.
From forming and fixing the copper to getting the junctions, edges and detailing right, the quality of the finished roof comes down to the skill of the craftspeople behind it.
For us, this is where traditional craftsmanship remains important — understanding the material, taking care with the detail and getting the work right.