The ornament on your steeple is the crowning jewel of the towering edifice designed to direct people to you. As in the photos of gold leafing, new copper ornaments shimmer in the sunlight. Intricate details displayed on your steeple by the founders of your church are reminiscent of pointed cathedral ceilings and stained glass windows.

The ornament on the right is original. It is made of wood and requires regular maintenance. The replica to the left is fabricated from maintenance free lead-coated copper.

These ornaments below are fabricated from copper. The original ornaments were fabricated from tin requiring regular maintenance.

This 14 foot cross was custom fabricated for a church in Palmyra, PA.

Repairs were made to this ornament in Trentor, NJ.

Note the intricate ornament on this steeple in Harrisburg, PA. The bottom panel on the top spire was torn from wind damage. It was replaced with 20 oz. copper and meticulously oxidized to blend in with the remaining spires.

New Holland, PA