Materials. Details. Possibilities. A closer look at roofing.
7 photos of completed Emnova work.
10 photos of completed Emnova work.
Dark standing seam panels meet at crisp, folded valleys, channeling rainwater cleanly off the roof.
Multiple roof planes meet around the chimney, with each valley detailed to carry water away from the masonry.
Low-profile snow guards are set in rows along the panels, and the ridge cap gives the roofline a clean finish.
Panels are cut and flashed around each skylight so natural light comes in without compromising the roof’s water protection.
A stainless steel chimney cap and a metal-clad crown protect the chimney top from rain and debris.
Emnova’s crew works on the low-slope section beside the chimney, completing the flashing where roof and chimney meet.
Panels run neatly up to the dormer wall, with the transition sealed and trimmed.
Matching metal wall panels tie the facade to the roof between the large window walls.
Metal trim along the base of the house continues the same finish at ground level.
Before the panels go on, the deck is covered with underlayment and the chimney base is prepared for flashing.
9 photos of completed Emnova work.
Standing seam panels run cleanly up to the original brick chimney, with metal flashing sealing the base.
Several roof planes meet at crisp hips and valleys, giving the home a sharp, uniform roofline.
Wrapped chimney flashing and sealed pipe boots protect the roof’s most common leak points.
A custom metal crown and cap cover the top of the chimney to keep rain out of the masonry.
The second chimney received matching flashing and a new metal cap for a consistent finish.
Where the roof flattens out, a low-slope section connects with the standing seam panels.
Before the metal goes on, the deck is covered with high-temperature underlayment rated for metal roofing.
Underlayment is lapped over the ridges and around the chimneys so every seam is protected.
The fully underlaid roof, ready for standing seam panels.
This gallery features AI-generated concepts, not completed Emnova projects.