There’s been a tree growing in our shop for a few months. This week it took flight and landed in its final resting place in the atrium of a beautiful home in Kachina Springs near Entrada. It’s been a labor of love building this spectacular work of art and while we’ll be happy to have the space in our shop back, it was a little bittersweet to see this beautiful tree go.
It’s fall. The leaves are changing. Friday nights bring high school football games and the deer hunt is just around the corner. February of 2025 still seems a long way off but we’re already getting ready for one of our busiest times of the year. Participating in the St. George Area Parade of Homes brings the stress of hitting the deadlines of not just one builder but of the half-dozen or so we work with during the parade.
A brass fireplace with a center section that moves out of the way to reveal a big-screen television is the centerpiece of the metal work we installed in this Shakespeare Development Group home in Entrada.
When Jensen and Sons, contacted us with the opportunity to be involved with the construction and restoration of the old Nelson Mathis Merchantile, we jumped at the chance.
In the 2024 St. George Area Parade of Homes there were 25 homes on display and Coppertop worked on adding metallic touches to six of those homes. We installed the usual chimney caps, fascia, sconces, gates, and range hoods, but we also installed several custom pieces of artwork as well.
In the 2024 St. George Area Parade of Homes there were 25 homes on display and Coppertop worked on adding metallic touches to six of those homes. We installed the usual chimney caps, fascia, sconces, gates, and range hoods, but we also installed several custom pieces of artwork as well.
In the 2024 St. George Area Parade of Homes there were 25 homes on display and Coppertop worked on adding metallic touches to six of those homes. We installed the usual chimney caps, fascia, sconces, gates, and range hoods, but we also installed several custom pieces of artwork as well.
