White metal roof with three dormer windows and a large tree in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky.
Abstract geometric design with a cream-colored triangle at the bottom left and a black triangle at the top right meeting diagonally.

Custom
Metal Accents

Custom metal accents are where a roof stops being “just a roof” and starts tying the whole property together. They’re the pieces people actually notice up close: the chimney cap that finishes a stone fireplace, the clean line of gable trim, the small standing seam roof over a front door, the metal-wrapped posts on a porch, the gazebo that looks like it was drawn with the house instead of dropped in later.

We design and build these details in the same metals and finishes we use on full roofs, so everything feels related. That means chimney caps that match your standing seam color, dormer faces that mirror your main roof, porch and entry roofs in the same panel profile as the house, and custom trim that carries a single metal language across your exterior instead of a mix of unrelated parts. The goal is simple: metal accents that solve real weather details and make the house look finished from every angle.
Close-up of two dormer windows with brown siding and white frames on a gray metal roof surrounded by trees.
Open roof window installed in a black tiled sloping roof under a clear blue sky.
Red metal standing seam roof on a brick house with gutter and surrounding trees.
Blue metal tile roof with a brick chimney and white gutters under a partly cloudy sky.

Chimney Caps

A custom metal chimney cap keeps weather, animals, and debris out of your chimney while cleaning up the way the top of your house looks. Without one, every storm drives water into tiny cracks in the crown and masonry, and every season adds more sticks, leaves, and nesting material into the flue. Over time that means more moisture in the brick, more draft problems, and more maintenance than you should have to deal with. A properly built cap fixes all of that in one move and finishes the chimney as part of the overall roof design.

✔ Prevent water leaks and moisture damage
✔ Keep out birds, squirrels, and pests
✔ Reduce fire risk by containing sparks

We design each chimney cap to complement your metal roof, creating a seamless and polished look for your home.

Gable Trim

Gable and rake trim is what makes the edge of the roof look intentional instead of raw. When those edges are exposed or patched together, you see uneven lines, peeling paint, and water tracking where it shouldn’t. Custom-formed metal trim closes off the ends of the roof, protects the edges of the decking and fascia, and gives the whole house a clean outline from the street. It also ties the roof color into the rest of the exterior so the perimeter feels finished instead of forgotten.

✔ Seals and protects exterior walls from water damage
✔ Adds a sleek, polished finish to metal roofing
✔ Boosts durability and prevents premature wear

Complete your new metal roof with professionally installed gable trim, call us today!

Metal-Clad Dormers

Dormers are small surfaces with outsized visibility and a lot of seams packed into a tight area. When they’re left in basic siding and shingles, they tend to peel, crack, and leak long before the rest of the roof does. Cladding dormer faces and roofs in metal turns them into a durable, low-maintenance part of the roof system instead of a constant touch-up project. Done right, the dormers read as part of the roof design, not as separate boxes tacked on after the fact.

✔ Boost curb appeal and home value
✔ Increase attic space and ventilation
✔ Control water where small roof planes and wall seams intersect

✔ Match existing roofing for a cohesive look

Porch and Entry Metal Roofs

A metal roof over a porch or entry does more than keep you dry at the door, it sets the tone for the entire front of the house. It protects thresholds and steps from constant wetting, gives guests a clear place to land, and adds a strong horizontal line that can balance taller façades. Whether it’s a simple eyebrow over a single door or a full-length porch roof, a well-designed metal cover makes the entry feel intentional and gives you real shelter where you use it most.

✔ Enhance your home’s exterior with a stylish metal structure
✔ Enjoy decades of durability with recycled, American-made steel
✔ Create a functional outdoor retreat built to withstand the elements

Gazebo and Pavilion Metal Roofs

Backyard structures take as much weather as the house but usually get the cheapest roofing. Putting a proper metal roof on a gazebo, pavilion, or outdoor kitchen changes that. It gives you a roof that can stay solid through years of sun, rain, and wind while matching the house in color and character. Whether it’s a simple hipped roof over a grill area or a more detailed gazebo, metal turns it from “temporary” to “part of the property.”

✔ Handle full exposure to sun, storms, and debris without constant repairs
✔ Visually connect outdoor structures to the main house and roof
✔ Protect seating and cooking areas so they stay usable in bad weather

Column and Beam Wraps

Posts and beams are the bones of porches, carports, and covered outdoor spaces, but raw lumber and basic trim rarely age well. Metal wraps give those structural pieces a tough, clean skin that resists impact, moisture, and UV, and they’re easy to wipe down instead of repaint. Wrapped columns and beams can be quiet and square for modern work or more detailed for traditional homes; either way, they make the structure look finished and hold that look for a long time.

✔ Shield wood posts and beams from rot, dents, and peeling paint
✔ Simplify cleaning and long-term maintenance for busy entry and porch areas
✔ Match wraps to roof and accent metals for a consistent, high-finish exterior