
Gallery
Our own crews. Our own jobs.
No stock photos on this page. Every shot below was taken on a North Dallas area roof we worked on — residential tear-offs and replacements, plus the commercial low-slope work most roofing sites never show you.
Why we show the unglamorous shots
Anybody can post a photo of a finished roof at golden hour. What tells you whether a roofer is any good is the middle of the job: how the yard is protected before the first shingle comes off, what the bare deck looks like, and how the crew handles the details at a wall or a corner. So that's most of what's here. We keep customer addresses and names off these captions — locations are given as the North Dallas area on purpose.
Interactive before & after


Drag the handle. Left: an aging three-tab roof washing granules into the gutter. Right: a finished architectural slope with straight courses and a clean gutter line.

Tear-off day on a single-story brick home — tarps staged at the curb, magnetic sweeper already out on the lawn.
North Dallas area · Replacement

Finished architectural shingle slope — straight courses, clean gutter line, tight hip.
North Dallas area · Replacement

A two-story we were called out to after a grey, wet stretch of weather — inspection before anything gets quoted.
North Dallas area · Replacement

Granule wash streaking the gutter face on an aging three-tab roof — one of the first things we photograph.
North Dallas area · Damage

Decking exposed mid tear-off. Loose nails and old bundles come off before anything new goes down.
North Dallas area · Damage

Two crews working opposite parapet walls across a finished white membrane field.
North Dallas area · Commercial

Detailing the membrane termination where it meets a concrete parapet wall.
North Dallas area · Commercial

Fitting a termination plate along the parapet base — sealant staged and ready.
North Dallas area · Commercial

Termination bar, fastener line, sealed top edge. This joint is where flat roofs live or die.
North Dallas area · Commercial

Target patches at an inside corner, with the counterflashing line sealed above.
North Dallas area · Commercial

Running the sealant bead along the top edge of the termination.
North Dallas area · Commercial
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