This one is in Hutchinson, southwest of the Twin Cities and well outside Silver Loon's service area — real work by the crew that installs our roofs.
The house is a one-story ranch home with a simpler roofline than the lake cabins in the rest of this crew's book — a good example of standing seam metal on a straightforward suburban roof, not just steep lake-country builds. The panel is a bronze-brown finish, run tight against a brick chimney with new flashing.
These photos are close-up finished shots: a valley where two roof planes meet, cut tight with no gaps, and a wide ridge-and-field view showing how even the panel color reads across the whole roof. No crew in frame here — just the kind of detail work that holds up under a magnifying glass, which is the point of showing it.