Minnesota Home — Blue Standing Seam Metal with New Dormer

This job carries an unusual color choice for standing seam metal — a powder blue, not the charcoal or bronze most homeowners default to. Real work from the crew that installs Silver Loon roofs; we do not have enough in these photos to place it in a specific part of the state, so we are not guessing.

The roof includes a new dormer framed into the existing roofline, then finished over in the same blue panel so the addition reads as part of the original roof, not a patch. A brick chimney rises through the field, with new step flashing and a formed cap cut tight around the brick on every side.

These photos focus on the flashing detail rather than a wide shot of the house — chimney corners, ridge cap, the eave line where the panel meets the gutter. Flashing work like this is where a roof either holds up for decades or starts leaking in year three; the tight, consistent lines here are the reason we're showing it.