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The Campaign Record

Roofs we've built

Real jobs our crews have built. These are the same photographs that go into your close-out file — nothing here is stock, staged, or borrowed.

On the roof

Shot on the job, on phones, by the crew. Not a production — just what the work actually looks like.

Tear-off in progressCrew stripping a multi-plane roof.
Dried inTwo of the crew running underlayment.
Multifamily tear-offFull crew stripping and redecking a three-storey building.
Commercial flat roofGravel-surfaced deck and parapet, walked end to end.

The photo record

Dry-in, flashing, decking, ventilation, protection, and cleanup — the stages that decide whether a roof leaks in three years.

  • Conical turret roof fully shingled at golden hour, crew member walking the ridge behind it
  • Aerial view of a large two-story home with six crew working, dried in with GAF FeltBuster and StormGuard over fresh decking
  • Overhead drone view of a complex multi-plane roof, fresh decking on one side and synthetic underlayment on the other, pool below
  • Old sidewall flashing exposed after shingle removal, rusted and corroded through
  • New continuous flashing and counter flashing installed along a brick sidewall with fresh shingle courses run into it
  • Stone chimney with counterflashing cut in over StormGuard leak barrier and GAF FeltBuster underlayment
  • Chimney with old flashing stripped out, surrounded by StormGuard leak barrier and GAF FeltBuster
  • Storm damaged brick home with shingles peeled back, tarps covering the patio and the homeowner's belongings
  • Rotten roof decking removed down to open rafters with new plywood going back in
  • Fresh decking with StormGuard leak barrier run tight against a sidewall
  • Elevated view across a multi-plane roof mid-build, crew working new decking and dry-in
  • Polyglass Polystick MTS Plus self-adhered high-temp underlayment covering a new build roof against blue sky
  • New pipe boot sealed and flashed into fresh shingle courses over TriBuilt underlayment
  • Vent pipe collar set into StormGuard leak barrier before shingles are run around it
  • Solar powered attic fan installed and flashed on an architectural shingle roof
  • Completed shingle roof with a turtle vent installed and a blower on the deck during final cleanup
  • Two roofers working a shingle field, cutting and setting cap along the ridge
  • Crew member walking a long finished ridge on a tan architectural shingle roof under blue sky
  • Long finished shingle ridge running toward a brick chimney with new counterflashing
  • Large finished expanse of tan architectural shingle with static vents set along the slope
  • Roofer working beside a stone chimney during tear-off, shingles and felt stripped back to the deck around the base
  • New plywood decking installed at the base of a stone chimney while tear-off continues up the slope behind it
  • GAF StormGuard leak barrier run around the base of a stone chimney before any flashing metal goes on
  • Crew member cutting chimney flashing on the roof, a new flashing pan already set tight against the stone
  • Finished cricket built behind a stone chimney to divert water around it, shingles run into new counter flashing on both sides
  • Completed stone chimney with counter flashing let into the masonry and fresh shingle courses run tight to the base
  • Long finished shingle run passing the rebuilt stone chimney, ladder still standing at the eave
  • Blue tarps covering an entire pool, the patio furniture and the hedges while the crew tear off the roof of the house behind
  • Elevated view of a fully redecked roof with synthetic underlayment being run up the dormers and shingle bundles staged along the ridge
  • Completed white single-ply membrane roof across a full commercial deck, parapet wall running the length of it
  • Single-ply membrane run up and over a parapet wall, welded corner returns and scuppers set through the wall
  • Scuppers set through a membrane-wrapped parapet wall with sealed metal sleeves, finished field beyond
  • White membrane roof over a low-slope section meeting a steep architectural shingle field, skylight in the foreground
  • Low-slope white membrane meeting a new architectural shingle field at a brick chimney, skylight and ridge visible

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