Metal Roof With Skylight
A complex hip-and-valley roof changes from asphalt shingles to silver-colored metal, with its chimney and skylight visible in both stages.
Many roof sections, one clear comparison
This home has an elongated roof with several hips, valleys and changes in ridge direction. The earlier photograph shows asphalt shingles across those sections. The finished aerial shows silver-colored metal following the same footprint, with the chimney and rectangular skylight remaining distinctive points of reference.
The finished roof from above
The overhead view makes the panel layout easy to follow around the central roof intersections and along the lower projecting wing. It also shows the relationship between the skylight, chimney and adjoining slopes. The paired views highlight the change in material without losing the character of the original roof shape.
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Silver-colored standing-seam metal roofing on a multi-section hip-and-valley roof.