June 19, 2018 /
Sheet Metal AIA Conference From Thursday, June 21 to the following Monday, representatives of Heather & Little will be in New York to attend the 2018 American Institute of Architects Conference (AIA). At the conference, Heather & Little is to be awarded a 2018 North American Copper in Architecture Award for our restoration work on the West […]
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September 1, 2016 /
Blog, Roofing They don't make buildings like they used to. While this is a phrase that implies durability and longevity for buildings made in previous eras, this does not mean that a historic building will last forever, at least not without the proper upkeep. When it comes to its sustainability, one of the most important parts of […]
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August 8, 2016 /
Blog, Restoration The amount of wear and tear that a building experiences over time often leaves certain parts deteriorated beyond repair. As such, properly completing most historic building restorations will require replacing some old building parts with new ones, and making sure the old and the new blend seamlessly. To ensure that the restoration is performed accurately, you need to use very specific […]
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July 18, 2016 /
Blog, Roofing A new asphalt shingle roof is a significant investment. To get the most bang for the buck, you’ll want to consider the quality of shingles, the knowledge and skill level of the roofers you intend to hire, and also a few preventative maintenance guidelines. When high-quality asphalt roof shingles are correctly installed and well maintained, […]
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There are huge benefits to installing slate roofs, including their beautiful appearance, the fact that they can last a century if they are well-maintained, fire resistance, and environmentally friendly aspects. However, in order to get the full effect of these benefits, homeowners need to understand slate roof maintenance needs. In some ways maintenance is the same […]
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May 5, 2016 /
Blog, Roofing Today, cupolas are seen on many older buildings and in some new construction as a stylistic element with limited functionality. If you have ever asked yourself "what is a cupola?" you may be interested to know that the cupola was designed for several different functional purposes before it became the embellishment that it is in […]
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April 15, 2016 /
Blog, Roofing If you are looking for an ideal material to use on your architectural or heritage roofing project, lead coated copper is one of the most popular roofing materials. Here is a look at why you should consider lead coated copper for your next project: What Is Lead Coated Copper Roofing? Lead coated copper sheeting and flashing combine the […]
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January 29, 2016 /
Blog, Roofing When it comes to metal roofing, two popular systems usually come to mind: batten seam and standing seam. Both have durability, longevity, and aesthetic appeal but differ in design, installation, and specific benefits. Here’s what to consider to make sure you choose the right metal roof system. Features and Benefits of Batten Panel Systems Batten […]
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January 18, 2016 /
Blog, Shingles & Tiles Decorative tile roofs are beautiful to look at and a cost-effective way to change the style of your home. The specific process used to create these unique tiles will vary based on the materials used. Keep reading to learn about the process for fabricating sheet metal tiles. The Right Fabrication Process Has Many Benefits Decorative […]
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January 15, 2016 /
Blog, Roofing Finding the right roofing contractor is always a challenge, but when you own a historic home this task comes with a unique set of challenges. Learn the important questions to ask as you seek the most qualified historic roofing contractor for your home or business. What projects have you worked on in the past? Depending on […]
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