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Roofs we’ve worked on — shingles, TPO flat roofs and chimney flashing — photographed on the job. Tap any photo to see it full size.

TPO flat roof

Insulation boards fastened over the deck, the white TPO membrane laid over them, and the edges finished in metal.

  • Insulation boards, fastened before the membrane.
  • The TPO membrane going down.
  • Edge metal going on along the membrane.
  • A finished TPO flat roof.
  • The same roof, end to end.

Tear-off and new decking

The old roof off down to the rafters, new decking on, and the roof finished — this one with three skylights.

  • Tear-off: down to the deck.
  • Damaged deck boards coming up.
  • Old roofing torn off down to the rafters.
  • New plywood deck.
  • New plywood decking, with openings framed for three skylights.
  • The new shingles, with the vents back in.
  • The finished roof.
  • Three skylights in the finished shingle roof.

Chimney and wall flashing

Where a roof meets a chimney or a wall is where leaks usually start. New metal flashing, in a color that goes with the roof.

  • Black flashing at a brick chimney.
  • Brown flashing at the corner of a chimney.
  • Flashing at a light brick chimney.
  • New flashing at a brick chimney, green to match the shingles.
  • The same chimney from the side, flashing turned up the brick.
  • Flashing carried around the corner of the chimney.
  • Dark red flashing at a chimney on a brown shingle roof.
  • Metal flashing where the roof meets a stone wall.

Underlayment

What goes on the deck before the finish, so the roof is dry underneath it.

  • Underlayment down, shingle bundles staged.
  • Ready to shingle, around the vent and the chimney.
  • Synthetic underlayment going down over the deck.
  • Underlayment on the slope, finished cap sheet on the low-slope strip beside it.

Low-slope roofing

Sections too flat for shingles get roll roofing, laid in overlapping rows.

  • Roll roofing going down on a low-slope section.
  • A low-slope section half done, the next roll ready.
  • Roll roofing laid with overlapping seams across a flat section.
  • The finished low-slope section where it meets the shingled slope.

Pipe and mast boots

Every pipe and mast that goes through the roof gets a boot sealed around it, so water can’t follow it in.

  • A new boot sealing a pipe.
  • The boot around a service mast.

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