Hill Country Estate, about this project

The same commitment to craftsmanship guided every phase of the installation. As framing and exterior trim progressed over several months, each stage required carefully coordinated roof-to-wall flashing details for both stucco and stone conditions, ensuring that critical transitions were protected early and integrated correctly from the start.

Standing seam metal roofing was also incorporated throughout the property, bringing continuity, durability, and architectural interest to the overall design. These applications extend across the center turret, awning roofs, secondary structure, exercise building, and the outdoor kitchen near the pool, reinforcing a cohesive aesthetic across the estate.

A defining technical feature of this project was the use of through-wall flashings, with roof-to-wall counterflashings integrated directly into the finished wall systems of both stone and stucco. This method delivers a significantly more dependable level of water protection and reflects the disciplined installation standards required for a custom home of this caliber.