Project GalleriesEastern North Carolina
Complete Projects
Six jobs, start to finish. Each one runs as a sequence of ten photographs in the order the work actually happened — the roof as found, what the inspection turned up, the deck once the old covering came off, and the finished roof. The captions describe what is in the frame and nothing else.
Most of what decides how a roof performs is buried under the shingles by the end of the day it goes on. These are the pictures of that part.
Eastern North Carolina
Church Steeple Restoration
A brick church steeple: belfry inspection, corrosion marked in orange, the deck at the steeple base sealed and recoated, then the spire washed from a boom lift.
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Eastern North Carolina
Sealed Deck and Adhered Starter on a Brick Home
Tear-off, deck fasteners measured and photographed, every panel seam taped, self-adhering starter at the edges, then architectural shingles.
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Eastern North Carolina
Brick Colonial Roof Replacement
A waterfront brick colonial carrying mismatched patch repairs and a stained ceiling inside, stripped to sheathing and re-roofed with the landscaping tarped throughout.
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Eastern North Carolina
Storm Damage Assessment and Roof Replacement
Damage documented close up on the roof walk — shed granules, a fractured tab, a wind crease through several courses — then a full replacement.
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Eastern North Carolina
Full Tear-Off and Replacement, White-Sided Home
Stripped to bare decking, panel seams taped into a sealed deck, underlayment cap-nailed at measured spacing, and the detached garage brought up with the house.
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Eastern North Carolina
Waterfront Roof Replacement Over a Sealed Deck
A waterfront home stripped to bare plywood: taped deck seams, a valley membrane, underlayment fastener spacing measured, then new shingles and chimney flashing.
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