Often, yes. Bespoke work typically involves more planning, more labour, and premium materials.

Costs may increase due to:

• complex roof geometry
• higher detail requirements
• specialist fabrication
• longer material lead times
• slower installation pace for accuracy

We quote transparently, so you understand exactly where time and budget are being invested.

Bespoke projects are custom builds that sit outside standard roofing. They are often design-led and detail-heavy, with unique geometry, materials, or finishes.

These projects may include:

• curved or complex roof forms
• turrets, domes, and feature structures
• custom slate patterns and small-format detailing
• architectural metalwork in copper or zinc
• integrated roof and cladding systems

If the design needs precision and problem-solving, this is the work we’re built for.

Yes. Most bespoke projects involve early coordination with architects and builders.

We contribute practical guidance on:

• constructability and detailing
• material suitability and performance
• junction design and transitions
• sequencing and installation planning

The goal is simple. Deliver the design intent, without compromising durability or finish.

We can fabricate and form custom elements for roofing and cladding, including project-specific profiles and detail components.

Custom work may include:

• formed copper and zinc details
• specialist leadwork and finishing
• continuous panel runs via roll forming
• custom junction solutions for complex interfaces

If the detail is not off-the-shelf, we can usually build it.

Start early. The best bespoke results come from early involvement, even during concept and design development.

A good starting point is:

1. Share drawings or design ideas
2. Confirm material preferences (if known)
3. Discuss feasibility, details, and sequencing
4. Review lead times and program considerations
5. Receive a clear project quote and plan

If you’re ready, the quickest next step is Request a Quote.

Bespoke roofs often use materials chosen for finish quality, formability, and longevity.

Common bespoke choices include:

• zinc and copper (ideal for curves and refined detailing)
• slate (perfect for traditional character or pattern work)
• custom-finished metal profiles
• specialty cladding metals, depending on the build

We’ll also advise on suitability for WA conditions and exposure.

Yes. Our workmanship warranty applies to bespoke projects like any other.

Material warranties also apply, provided the product is installed in line with manufacturer guidelines. We document the scope clearly so you have proper coverage and clarity.

It has to be. Bespoke roofing should make a visual statement, but it still needs to perform like a roof.

We ensure the fundamentals are right, including:

• correct junction and flashing design
• clean transitions and drainage paths
• fit-for-purpose fixing systems
• long-term durability, not just appearance

The outcome should look refined and perform for decades.

Yes. We’ve contributed to a wide range of specialist builds across Western Australia, including both landmark and private projects.

Some bespoke work is confidential, but you can view examples of our finish standards through Projects.

Bring the idea early and we’ll assess it properly.

For new concepts, we may:

• review the design intent with your architect
• confirm feasibility and material limitations
• consult suppliers or engineering where needed
• prototype details where appropriate

If something is not viable, we’ll propose a solution that achieves the same intent, with a better long-term outcome.