Every photograph below is one of our own jobs across the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, shot by drone. Tear-offs, dry-ins, finished replacements and commercial low-slope work — the unglamorous middle of a job as well as the finished result.
Completed architectural shingle replacement on a single-storey home
Replacement
Large multi-plane roof finished in dark architectural shingle
Replacement
Tear-off in progress, old covering stripped back to the deck
Tear-off
Synthetic underlayment laid and ready for shingle installation
In progress
Low-slope commercial roof mid-installation
Commercial
Tile roof on a large property surrounded by open acreage
Tile
Roof strip-out underway with ground protection and debris containment
Tear-off
New shingle field and ridge vent detail against a clear sky
Detail
Long commercial roof section with underlayment fully dried in
Commercial
Multi-wing property part-way through a full roof replacement
In progress
Close detail of a finished hip and ridge line
Detail
Completed replacement seen from above, site cleared
Replacement
Full tear-off, every time
We strip to the deck so the substrate can be inspected. Laying over an old roof hides what is wrong underneath.
Dried in before we stop
No roof is left open overnight. Underlayment goes down the same day the old covering comes off.
The site gets cleaned
Ground protection while we work, debris contained rather than dropped, and a magnet sweep before we leave.
What you are looking at
Roofing photography is usually finished roofs in good light. We have included the middle of the job as well, because that is where the difference between contractors actually shows.
Tear-off shots show the deck exposed. This is the point where a roof either gets inspected properly or gets covered over. Soft or rotten decking has to be replaced before anything new goes down, and you can only find it by looking.
Dry-in shots show synthetic underlayment fully laid. A roof at this stage is watertight even without shingles on it, which is why we do not leave a job part-stripped overnight.
Commercial work is the low-slope sections — different systems, different failure modes, and usually scheduled around a building that has to keep operating.
The jobs behind the photos
Most of this work is full roof replacement on North Texas homes, much of it following hail. A typical job runs: free inspection and photographs, insurance documentation where there is a claimable loss, then tear-off, deck repair, dry-in and installation — usually inside a single day for a standard residential roof.
We also do storm damage repair, gutters, siding and commercial low-slope work across the sixteen cities we serve.
Want to see work near you?
We can usually point you at recent jobs in your own area, and in most neighbourhoods we can give you an address to drive past. Ask when we come out to inspect.
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