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Project gallery
A look at recent jobs across the Charlotte region — from storm restorations and metal roofs to historic homes and commercial buildings.
Showing 9 projects
Roof replacementCharlotte (Ballantyne)
A 22-year-old roof with curling shingles and two active leaks, replaced with charcoal architectural shingles, a new ridge vent and ice-and-water shield in every valley.
Storm & insuranceMatthews
A spring storm toppled a big pine and tore shingles off the back slope. We tarped the roof that afternoon, met the adjuster on site and replaced the whole roof once the claim was approved.
Metal roofingGastonia
A century-old farmhouse with a sagging, failing roof — reframed where needed, re-decked and finished in 24-gauge standing-seam metal with concealed fasteners.
CommercialFort Mill, SC
A patched, ponding flat roof on a brick office building replaced with 60-mil white TPO over tapered insulation — installed over two weekends so tenants never lost a workday.
Repairs & guttersCharlotte (Plaza Midwood)
Moss and failed chimney flashing were letting water into the living room. We rebuilt the step and counter flashing, added a cricket and replaced the surrounding shingles.
Repairs & guttersConcord
Undersized, sagging gutters replaced with 6-inch seamless aluminum, oversized downspouts and micro-mesh leaf guards.
Roof replacementCharlotte (Dilworth)
A moss-covered roof on a 1920s brick home replaced with heavyweight shingles, new decking where the original boards had rotted, and copper-look flashing details.
Storm & insuranceHuntersville
Hail left this ranch’s 20-year-old roof streaked and brittle, with granules washing into the gutters. We documented the damage for the claim and re-roofed with impact-resistant shingles.
Roof replacementHuntersville (Lake Norman)
A weathered cedar-shake roof replaced with slate-look designer shingles that keep the high-end character with none of the upkeep.
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