Historic Home Metal Roof Replacement

Replacing the roof on a historic home requires extra care and attention to detail. This Northeast Indiana property features a beautiful stone chimney, multiple roof planes at different pitches, and architectural details that needed to be preserved — not covered up. The homeowners chose a green standing seam metal roof that honors the home's traditional character while delivering modern performance.

The multi-plane roof design presented several technical challenges: complex valley intersections, multiple chimney flashings around the stone masonry, and transitions between steep and moderate pitches. Each of these areas required custom-fabricated flashing and careful panel layout to maintain clean lines while ensuring a watertight installation.

Working around a stone chimney is very different from flashing a standard brick chimney. The irregular surface of the stonework demands counter-flashing that's stepped and sealed to follow the mortar joints. Our crew took the time to get this right — proper chimney flashing is one of the most common failure points on any roof, and cutting corners here leads to leaks within a few years.

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