Our work.
Real roofs we have worked on, photographed on the job. Nothing on this page is a stock photo.
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Recent work
Real roofs. Real jobs.
Roofs we have worked on, photographed on the job. Tap or hover over a photo to see what we did.
Shingle roof replacement
A worn, patched shingle roof, before and after a full replacement.
Flat roof replacement
A stained, worn flat roof, before and after a new white membrane.
Flat roof tear-off
The old flat roof stripped back and new insulation boards going down.
Flat roof going on
The crew rolling out a new membrane on a flat roof.
Flat roof deck exposed
The roof deck opened up so damaged wood can be found and replaced.
White flat roof finished
A finished white flat roof set against the shingled wall behind it.
Worn flat roof
An aging flat roof around rooftop vents and units, before any work.
New shingles over underlayment
New shingles going on over fresh underlayment around a roof vent.
Finished shingle roof
A new gray shingle roof finished down to the gutter line.
New shingle roof
A long, new shingle roof with its vents and pipe boots sealed in.
Shingle roof and ridge
New shingles running up to the ridge on a wooded lot.
Shingle roof with skylights
A shingle roof with skylights and a low roof section below it.
Skylight on a shingle roof
A skylight set into a shingle roof and sealed around every edge.
Chimney flashing repair
New metal flashing where the shingles meet a brick chimney.
No stock photos, anywhere
A homeowner can spot a stock photo, and once they have spotted one they reasonably wonder what else on the site is not real. So there are none here. These are roofs we worked on, photographed on the job, which is why some are taken from odd angles on a phone rather than from a helicopter.
- Real jobs
- Shingle roofs
- Flat roofs
- No stock photos
The parts you never see
Some of the most important roofing work disappears as soon as it is done: rotted roof boards replaced, underlayment and water barrier laid down, flashing tucked under the shingles. Those photos of torn-off roofs and bare decks show what is under a finished roof, and why the layers matter.
Want to see a job like yours?
If you are weighing up a new roof, a flat roof or a skylight, ask when you call and we will show you photos of similar work. It is the easiest way to see what the finished job will look like.
Common questions.
Are these photos of your own work?
Yes. Every photo on this site is a real roof we worked on. We do not use stock photography.
Can I see photos of a job like mine?
Ask when you call and we will show you photos of similar work.
Do you take photos of damage for insurance?
Ask us to while we are on your roof, and we can share photos of what we found.