Aerial view of a white standing-seam metal roof on a single-story home

Projects · Before and after

Before, after and everything between

Slide across each project to compare the roof before and after the work. Every real job comes with the same thing you see here: a clear record of what was wrong and what we did.

Project list

These are illustrated sample projects for this demo website. On a live site, each slider uses the roofer’s own before-and-after photos. Drag the handle, or focus it and use the arrow keys.

Illustration: the same bungalow under a blue sky with a new charcoal architectural shingle roof, crisp ridge and a new white gutter — **Shingle re-roof, South Tampa**Illustrated sample project

Illustration: a cream bungalow under a grey sky with a faded, streaked shingle roof, missing tabs and a blue tarp held down with boards — **Shingle re-roof, South Tampa**Illustrated sample project

Shingle re-roof, South Tampa

Bungalow re-roof after a storm tarp

A 1950s bungalow had worn three-tab shingles, algae streaks and a blue tarp left over from a summer storm. The owners wanted the look kept simple and the cost under control.

Before: Three-tab shingles, tarp on the front slope
After: Architectural shingles in charcoal, new drip edge and gutter
Scope: Tear-off, 6 decking sheets replaced, new underlayment and pipe boots
On site: 2 working days

Illustration: the same ranch home with a new dark grey standing-seam metal roof and a new white gutter — **Shingle to metal, Brandon**Illustrated sample project

Illustration: a pale grey ranch home with a worn, stained shingle roof, missing shingles and a tarp over the front slope — **Shingle to metal, Brandon**Illustrated sample project

Shingle to metal, Brandon

Ranch home converted to standing-seam metal

A ranch home with a garage gable had lost shingles twice in three seasons. The owners planned to stay for decades, so they chose metal for its wind performance and long service life.

Before: Worn shingles, repeated wind damage
After: Standing-seam metal panels in dark grey
Scope: Tear-off, new synthetic underlayment, panels, trim and ridge
On site: 6 working days

Illustration: the same home with every tile replaced and color-matched, under a clear sky — **Tile repair, St. Petersburg**Illustrated sample project

Illustration: a peach Mediterranean-style home with a faded clay-colored tile roof, gaps where tiles blew off and broken tiles on the lawn — **Tile repair, St. Petersburg**Illustrated sample project

Tile repair, St. Petersburg

Storm tile repair with matched tiles

A Mediterranean-style home lost a scatter of tiles in a storm. The underlayment was still sound, so a repair made more sense than a new roof.

Before: Missing and broken tiles, exposed underlayment
After: Tiles replaced and color-matched, slipped tiles reset
Scope: Underlayment patched where exposed, 40 tiles replaced
On site: 1 working day

On the roof

The details we photograph

Every report includes close-ups like these, so you can see what the crew saw.

Standing-seam metal panels meeting at a hip ridge — Metal hips and ridges

Shingles worn down to the mat with broken edges — Shingle wear

A house with a blue tarp across the roof after a hurricane — Storm tarping

Close-up of new dark asphalt shingles with crisp edges — New shingle courses

Your project

Start with the inspection

Every project above began the same way: a free inspection, a photo report and a written price. You decide whether to go ahead with nothing to sign on the day.

Whether it is a re-roof, a repair or storm damage, the report gives you a clear picture of what the roof needs now and what can wait.

Request your inspection

Book a free roof inspection

Tell us about the roof, add a few photos if you have them, and pick a time that suits you. We reply within one business day.

Request inspection (813) 555-0147