Roofing Project Gallery

A skylight that leaked for years through several failed repairs by other companies. We replaced it, repaired the damage inside and out, and tied it into the roof so it stays dry. One day.

Decades of snow load on undersized 2x4 rafters finally broke this roof. Insurance covered it. Engineer-specified re-frame, new deck, new shingles, new flat roof section. One day.

Ten winters of leaks and ice dams on a rental. The handyman kept patching the roof. The problem was the kitchen underneath it. Fixed in one day, still dry five years later.

A roof leaking in four places. Two other companies said replace it. We fixed it in three hours.

A handyman charged $500 to caulk this pipe boot. It leaked worse. We charged $500 to replace it. Ten-year warranty.

A chimney that leaked every heavy rain, through several rounds of caulk from other companies. We rebuilt the flashing. Four hours, ten-year warranty.

A new homebuyer's inspector flagged the chimney. We had it rebuilt in one business day, wood repair and all. Fifteen-year warranty.

Four layers of roofing, and a "cheaper" contractor's roof on top that failed in two years. We took it all down to the deck and rebuilt it right. Day and a half, fifteen-year warranty.

Leaking for years every time it rained. The first roofing company couldn't fix it. We found three separate causes, fixed both sides of the roof in six hours, and put a fifteen-year warranty on it.

This roof was replaced one year prior and due to a manufacturer defect, the manufacturer hired us to go out and replace the blown off shingles with New.

This roof was replaced by another roofing company and immediately started leaking around the chimney and the stack directly behind the chimney.

This chimney was leaking at both corners. We were able to permanently solve the leak by removing the existing chimney flashing and shingles around.

This roof was leaking in four different locations directly beneath the chimney and two sides and close to the bottom of the valley.

This chimney was leaking on one side and we decided to remove the siding on both sides, replacing all the flashing along with new underlayment, shingles and reinstalling the existing siding.

This chimney was leaking at the base due to improper flashing the only way to properly repair.

This roof was leaking in two locations. We removed the existing handrails and removed the existing roofing installed a new Fully adhered EPDM rubber roof that permanently solved the problem and came with a 20 year leak free guarantee this replacement took seven hours and cost approximately $7,200.

This homeowner contacted six reputable local roofing companies, none of which felt comfortable with replacing and rebuilding this roof.

This roof was experiencing leaking for quite a few years and also had serious structural damage to the framing.

A tree was rubbing against the side of this home’s roof for years completely wearing through the metal and roof shingles.

This roof was only two years old and experiencing leaks in multiple locations along with significant moisture issues and ice damage due to the soffit bays being completely clogged.

This chimney was leaking intermittently at the corners and through the rise of the step style counter flashing.

A couple other roofing companies came out and told the homeowner they needed to replace their entire roof and that it was passed.

The sun tunnel was reused when the roof was replaced, and unfortunately leaked consistently intermittently for about a year since the replacement of the roof.

This homeowner was working with a relatively tight budget and multiple contractors told her she had to replace her entire flat.

The upper roof of this church Belltower was leaking for decades with significant structural rot.

Here is an example of a commercial grade roof hatch we installed on a local Best Buy.

This building owner was experiencing leaking in multiple areas on this roof to avoid replacing the entire roof.

This business was experiencing significant leaking every winter due to ice damage.

This homeowner experience leaks and two locations of their house. One was a pitch intersection that we we’re able to permanently repair and resolve the issues by removing that area installing a new pan flashing, high-grade, ice and water, shield and deliberately and diligently ceiling the new shingles appropriately.

This home experience significantly understanding, which also ultimately led to the wood, soffit and facia falling down during a winter thaw.

This homeowner wanted to add new ridge vent along with plugging up the existing box vents from the inside of the attic to save cost vs removing the box vent entirely as they are trying to extend their roof 10 more years.

We were able to accomplish two goals successfully stopped the chimney from leaking permanently and within a tight budget by getting creative and reusing the existing shingles and intelligently resealing them by hand.

Here is an example of a roof that was replaced eight years ago and was leaking in multiple locations around the chimney.

This EPDM flat roof was installed 10 years prior and was leaking in multiple areas throughout the roof that caused a significant amount of damaged wood and mold.

Here is an example of a large commercial flat roof that experience significantly damage.

This homeowner Epdm rubber flat that needed to be replaced. They also wanted to convert the door into a window.

This roof was leaking in a couple different locations. The roof was old and needed to be replaced.

This roof that was only five years old was installed incorrectly and needed to be replaced.

Here’s an example of two skylights that were leaking and one that was leaking severely.

Both skylights were leaking for quite some time on this three season porch roof.

This homeowner recently built an addition onto their house. Unfortunately, the builder used the cheapest roofer and subcontractor he could find.

This homeowner recently had their roof replaced with a new exposed fastener metal roof.

This roof was leaking in five different locations. Around both pipe boots, the chimney and electrical mass And a box vent.

We were called out for a leak around the chimney as well as around an electrical mass.

This was a very unique situation. This home’s electrical was being updated.

This is what we refer to as a pitch intersection. These are notorious for leaking.

Here is an example of a flat roof and a home that is ready for replacement and was leaking throughout the entire roof every time it rained.

Here’s an example of a chimney that was leaking through the corners due to improper kick out flashing.

Here’s an example of a chimney that was leaking in multiple locations.

This homeowner had one other roofing company out that said a repair did not make sense as the chimney was leaking and two locations in the shingles looked “worn”.

This homeowner contacted one of the big name, roofing companies in town.

Here is another example of a dead valley. The homeowner periodically noticed leaking throughout the years predominantly due to ice damming.

This wasn’t extremely steep roof with two missing shingles (shims). This repair took approximately 45 minutes and cost $625.

This condo association was planning on replacing all of their roofs in the next five years, but wanted a cost-effective solution to permanently solve this leaking skylight.

This homeowner contacted four roofing companies. All four companies told her she had to replace her roof with a new metal roof.

This property manager had their in-house handyman make a few attempts at resolving a leak that kept reoccurring on a small flat roof off the back of one of their properties.

This three seasons porch began leaking in multiple locations. We successfully stopped all leaks by doing a thorough decreasing and power washing of the entire roof, followed by a two coat silicone coating.

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