The work.
Real jobs, photographed by our own drone and crew. Every roof on this page is one we built.
These are case studies, not a stock gallery. Every frame came off our own drone or a crew phone on the day the work happened, on a job that sits in our books. Nothing here was bought, borrowed or staged.
Filter the list by the kind of work you need. The cards with a link open the full job: what the roof looked like going in, what the crew did to it, and what the homeowner ended up with.
2024
Every gable, dormer and valley replaced on a large country home, shot from our own drone the day it finished. Two wings meeting at an angle, arched dormers along the front, and the deep valleys where those rooflines cross. A layout like that is mostly edges, and edges are where the work shows.
2025
Estate reroof across a complex hip and valley layout, documented start to finish. Over 140 photos on file for this one roof, September 11 to September 22, 2025, finished in a dark architectural blend.
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2024
A multi-building apartment complex, roof after roof, cupolas and all. Our largest job by roof count. Balconies and occupied units sit directly underneath every one of those roofs.
2026
Full exterior renovation: roof, siding and gutters on one plan. Our biggest exterior renovation yet. A year from the first aerial inspection to the finished flyover, 951 photos on file, and the roof went on straight through a New Brunswick winter.
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2025
Full reroof with a complete re-deck: old asphalt off, new OSB down, new system to the ridge. The chimneys were re-flashed as part of the same job. Fall 2025.
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2026
A winter reroof, installed in January. Proof we build in every season. Copper-blend architectural shingles laid course by course, photo-documented December 30 to January 2, warranty in the homeowner's hands at the end of it.
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The photos are not an afterthought bolted on for marketing. The crew shoots the roof as the work happens: the tear-off, the bare deck, the underlayment, the valleys and the flashing, then the finished planes from the air. Most of what you pay for on a roof gets buried under the shingles within hours of going down, so a photo record is the only honest way to show it.
You get those photos. They land in your own job portal while the work is open, not in a folder handed over weeks later, so you can follow your roof from a phone on a normal workday. The same link carries your phases and your payments. See how the portal works.
It also means nothing gets hidden. If a deck board came up soft, there is a photo of it. That is the point of keeping the record in the first place.
Yours could be the next roof on this page
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