Custom Metal Accents for Your Omaha Roof

We source from CertainTeed, Brava, and DaVinci. CertainTeed offers painted aluminum and steel trim in a range of colors. Brava specializes in synthetic materials that mimic traditional metals without the cost or patina. DaVinci crafts cast-metal accents with rich detail and authentic finishes. Each manufacturer serves different aesthetic goals, and we help you choose based on your style and budget. Learn more about our quality standards and family legacy.

Yes. We work with fabricators who can create nearly any profile, size, or finish. Custom work takes longer and costs more than stock pieces, but it gives you unlimited design freedom. Bring us sketches, photos of inspiration, or detailed descriptions—we’ll work with fabricators to create a quote and sample.

Properly designed metal accents are part of a complete drainage system. They direct water off the roof and into gutters or drainageways; they don’t trap water or create pooling. We engineer every accent—including ridge caps, gable trim, valley transitions, and fascia—to shed water quickly. Ice dams form from heat loss and poor drainage, not from metal accents themselves. Our flashing and underlayment work together with the accents to manage both water and ice.

Fascia is the board that runs along the edge of the roof, where gutters attach. Soffit is the underside of the eave overhang. Metal fascia protects the fascia board and creates a clean, finished look. Metal soffit vents allow attic air circulation. Many homes benefit from both—fascia for weather protection and aesthetics, soffit for ventilation. We assess your roof design and recommend what fits your home’s needs.

High-quality metal accents from CertainTeed, Brava, and DaVinci are built for long-term durability. Weathered or patina finishes improve with age, and painted finishes can be refreshed over time as needed. Proper installation—with sealed fasteners, integrated flashing, and correct expansion spacing—is key to longevity. Our 3-year labor warranty covers installation workmanship; manufacturer warranties cover material defects.

Metal accents cost more upfront than standard plastic or vinyl trim, but they deliver superior durability and a refined, upscale appearance. If budget is a concern, we can prioritize accents in high-visibility areas (ridge caps, gable ends) and use standard trim elsewhere. Check current manufacturer rebates that may apply to your project.

Metal accents can be added to existing roofing systems. The substrate (sheathing or boards beneath) must be sound—no rot, no soft spots. If your existing roof has structural issues, we’ll address those first. In many cases, adding premium metal accents to a roof that still has years of life can give your home a dramatic upgrade without a full replacement.

Annual inspections are recommended. Clear debris from valleys and transitions. If you notice fasteners backing out, let us know. Repaint or reseal accents if finishes show wear over time. Avoid pressure washing, which can force water under seams—hand-rinse with mild soap instead. Beyond that, metal accents are largely self-sufficient.

Yes. Quality architectural details—including custom metal accents—enhance curb appeal and signal a well-maintained home. Buyers recognize craftsmanship and durability. Metal accents also improve your roof’s function, which is a key factor in home inspections. While ROI varies by market and style, you’ll recoup much of the investment if you ever sell.

Yes, if it’s intentional and thoughtful. Many homes benefit from mixed metals (like a copper valley with aluminum fascia) when the contrast is designed, not accidental. We recommend viewing samples together and visualizing how different finishes will interact under Omaha’s sunlight before committing. Avoid mixing finishes randomly, which reads as unplanned.