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We are installing GAF lifetime Timberline HD architectural shingles The color is weathered wood
Roof replacement in High Point, NC we have removed all the roofing shingles roofing felt and have inspected the roof deck and there is no bad wood to be replaced so we can start installing ice and water shield in the valleys and roofing felt everywhere else on the road
Roofing estimate:going to roofing estimate to replace a 25 year three tab shingle with a lifetime architectural shingle
Doing a roofing estimate to replace customers 25 year three tab shingle with a. Lifetime architecturalshingle with ridge vent
Roofing estimate: just gave this customer roofing estimate on replacing their three tab asphalt shingle.... And installing an architectural lifetime shingle... As you can see from the picture they need some new pipe boots
Roof Repair: Replacing 3 pipe boots and repairing 5 popped nails. Unfortunately even after getting a new roof the pipe boots will wear out after some time..... popped nails happen when a roof is not properly ventilated...... Ventilation is very important when installing a new roof
Complete roof replacement: the Roofing Group installed this roof because of storm damage....installed architectural shingles
Roof Replacement: replaced this roof because of Tornado, wind & hail damage. Shingles Installed: Tamko Heritage asphalt shingles Color: Rustic Slate
Roof replacement: this roof was replaced because of storm damage, this customer had wind & hail damage. The Roofing Group installed Tamko Heritage shingle Color Oxford Grey
Roof replacement: this roof was replaced because of storm damage, this customer had wind & hail damage. The Roofing Group installed Tamko Heritage shingle Color Oxford Grey
Roofing Estimate: customer thought he might have hail damage on his roof from recent storms .... Ended up his roof was overheating and he had rash blistering. With hail damage there is no walls where the hail impacts the roof, blistering looks more like a crater wall.
