The parts that finish the roof: ridge and hip slate, snow guards, copper flashing, slate hooks, copper nails and hand tools.
Saddle ridge, comb ridge and mitred hip slate sorted from the same batches as our field slate, so colour and thickness agree.
Copper and bronze pad-and-prong guards, fence rail systems, and pre-1940 salvaged guards for landmark work.
16 oz and 20 oz cold-rolled copper in sheet and coil for valleys, step flashing, chimney saddles and apron details.
Stainless and copper hooks for repairs and re-hangs where re-punching is not practical.
Large-head smooth-shank copper slating nails, 1.25" to 2.5".
Slate rippers, slate hammers, cutters and stakes.
A slate roof fails at its flashings long before it fails at its slate. Matching a 100-year service life in the field means copper, stainless or lead-coated copper at every penetration and valley—galvanised steel will rust out in a quarter of the time and take the surrounding slate with it when it is replaced.
Whether it’s a specific match or a custom project, we’re happy to help.