This new-construction custom home in Fort Worth is one of the most distinctive and detailed residential projects Ramon Roofing has completed to date.
Built for V Fine Homes, the roof features a fully custom Ludowici clay tile blend, paired with extensive copper detailing, all fabricated and installed by our in-house team.
From the start, this project called for precision planning, specialty craftsmanship, and materials you simply won’t find anywhere else.
The homeowners personally visited the Ludowici showroom to hand-select their roofing color blend—a combination of 1/3 Empire Green, 1/3 Forest Green, and 1/3 Vintage Green in the Williamsburg 14" profile.
The result? A custom-manufactured tile blend made exclusively for this home.
We installed 83 squares of tile over a Polyglass NTS underlayment system, paired with a European-style ridge and custom rake pieces designed to meet the architectural vision down to the smallest detail.
Beyond the tile, this home features 28 squares of copper standing seam panels, installed on the shed roofs and crafted in-house by the Ramon Roofing metal team. Our crew also fabricated:
One of the most technically challenging elements was the internal copper gutter system, manufactured, shaped, and fully soldered by our team to eliminate leak points.
These troughs required special measuring, coordination, and symmetrical fabrication to ensure every seam met cleanly—left to right, and all the way across.
This roof isn't just unique, it’s unrepeatable. The tile color will never be replicated for another home, and every copper component was built specifically to match this structure’s shape, slope, and design details.
From specialty copper accents to green tile that changes tone in the sunlight, The Emerald Crown Project is a testament to what happens when roofing becomes art.
At Ramon Roofing, we believe custom homes deserve custom roofs—and we have the in-house tools, talent, and experience to deliver them.
Every component of this roof was measured, built, and installed with care to match the high standards of our clients and builder partners.
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The Emerald Crown Project features a custom Ludowici clay tile blend made exclusively for this home. The color mix includes 1/3 Empire Green, 1/3 Forest Green, and 1/3 Vintage Green in the Williamsburg 14" profile.
This new construction custom home in Fort Worth was built for V Fine Homes. Ramon Roofing completed the specialty roofing system, including the custom Ludowici clay tile and copper details.
Ramon Roofing installed Ludowici clay tile in the Williamsburg 14" profile. The homeowners personally selected a custom green color blend at the Ludowici showroom.
The project included 83 squares of custom Ludowici clay tile. The tile was installed over a Polyglass NTS underlayment system for added protection and long-term performance.
This roof included 28 squares of custom copper standing seam panels, custom copper chimney caps, half-round copper gutters and downspouts, three copper rain chains, rake edges, valley flashings, and an internal copper gutter system.
Yes. Ramon Roofing’s in-house metal team fabricated and installed the copper details, including the standing seam panels, chimney caps, gutters, downspouts, rain chains, rake edges, valley flashings, and internal copper gutter system.
The internal copper gutter system required precise measuring, shaping, soldering, and symmetrical fabrication. Each trough had to be carefully built to reduce leak points and create clean seams from left to right across the system.
Polyglass NTS underlayment was installed beneath the Ludowici clay tile system to provide added protection and support the roof’s long-term performance.
No. The custom tile blend was manufactured exclusively for this home, making The Emerald Crown Project truly one of a kind.
Yes. Ramon Roofing works on custom new construction homes that require specialty roofing systems, custom material selection, in-house copper fabrication, and detailed installation built around the home’s architecture.