Roofs we built, photographed on the job.
Not stock houses and not manufacturer press shots. The captions describe what is in the frame and nothing else — no client names, no towns, no dates, because those were not recorded and a roofing site that invents them has told you something about itself.
Finished roofs
About metal roofing
Protected while the roof came offMetal roofing 
Panels going down, chalk still onMetal roofing 
Seams running to the chimneyMetal roofing 
Metal into stone and lap sidingMetal roofing 
Metal around an inside cornerMetal roofing 
Dormer run, garage baysMetal roofing
The part most roofing sites leave out.
A finished roof is what you buy. A stripped deck and three people on a ladder in July is what you are actually paying for, and it is the half a homeowner never gets shown.
Crew at the ridge 
Stripped to the deck
What the systems look like from arm's length.
The frames still waiting for a photograph are on the home page, empty on purpose — in a section whose argument is material precision, a picture of the wrong product costs more than a blank.
Standing-seam metal
Want yours in here?
Call and describe what you are seeing. We will tell you whether it is a repair, a section, or a replacement — and we will tell you if it can wait.