Bay windows are a beautiful architectural accent to any home. Such a classic look often warrants a copper finish. The malleability of the copper takes to the curve of a bay window nicely.We take safety seriously at Greenwood Industries. We are guided by OSHA regulations and train our workers on a regular basis. It is important to review the basics and keep abreast of the newest technologies found in the marketplace today.Greenwood Industries believes safety is the most important part of any job. Our safety department is committed to providing our workers with the resources they need to ensure a safe project. We hire some of the best third party vendors in the industry to train our workers in many specialty (crucial)  areas of  Sheet Metal and Roofing construction as well as having in house trainers for construction safety training sessions. In the past six months Greenwood has been conducting conducting OSHA 10 and 30 hour training.

A copper clad roof remains one of the most distinctive and durable roofing options in existence. Their surface weathers gracefully and naturally to a green patina that both protects and adds distinction.Copper is a popular choice in roofing because of its endurance and lasting beauty. It is famous for its patinated green color. Over a process of about 25 years after installing new copper it will turn from its original shiny salmon color to bronze and eventually to its well known green color. Installing copper details to your roof is a great way to increase your buildings curb appeal and keep it water tight for decades to come.

Steel and aluminum are available in panels, shingles or tiles. Steel is generally painted to create the desired finish, and aluminum is left unfinished. Polished or matte aluminum works well with a modern or industrial design, and painted steel can complement a wider variety of decors.