A two-story home with a cut-up roof: several hips, valleys and changes in pitch. The photos were taken from above, which shows how each panel follows the slope from eave to ridge.
Complex roofs are where in-house fabrication pays off. Every valley pan, hip cap and wall flashing is measured and bent for that roof, so the transitions stay tight and the seams line up across each plane.
Many Dallas-Fort Worth two-story homes have the same kind of roof. We price them from measured plans and include the trim and flashing in the written estimate.
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