Real jobs, real roofs
Work from around the metro
Every photo here is ours. No stock, no catalog roofs from somewhere that is not Tennessee.
Hip roof, brick ranch in Memphis
A full tear-off and re-roof on a mid-century brick ranch. New underlayment, new architectural shingles, and the gutters rehung on sound fascia before we left.
Chalk lines before the first course
Snapping lines across fresh decking is what squares a roof. Every course above them lands straight because this step was not rushed.
Down to the bare decking
You cannot judge a roof until the old layers are off. Stripping to the deck is where soft sheathing turns up, and where it gets replaced before anything new goes down.
Re-roofing a geodesic dome
Not every roof in this metro is a simple gable. Triangular facets, synthetic underlayment, and a lot of careful cutting to get the coverage right.
The crew on a finished flat roof
Low-slope work on a small commercial building, membrane down and the chimney chase flashed. Jonathan is on the roof for these, not in a truck somewhere.
Handing a job back to the owner
The last step on every job is walking it with the customer so they can see what they paid for on a surface they cannot get to themselves.
On a roof, St. Jude weekend
This is a Memphis company. You will find the crew out in the city when they are not working, including St. Jude Memphis Marathon weekend.
Questions
Are these your own jobs?
Every photo on this site is a job we did or our own crew on site. We do not use stock photography of somebody else's roof.
Can I see work near me?
Call and ask. Jonathan can usually point you at something in your area.
Can you match my existing roof?
Usually. Bring us the shingle name if you have it, or we will pull a sample and match it.
Do you photograph my job?
Yes, before and after. Those photos are also what supports an insurance claim.
How do I get started?
Call (901) 922-9450 or send the details through the contact page.
Want yours to look like this?
Call Jonathan and get it handled.
Jonathan answers the phone himself. If he is on a roof when you call, he calls back the same day.