Every Roof We Install Is a Project We’re Proud Of.

This clay tile roof had extensive lichen, moss, and biological growth covering the majority of the tile surface, with significant weathering and color loss throughout.

The restoration involved a full high-pressure soft wash treatment and application of a biocidal wash to eliminate organic growth at the root level.

Repointing of the ridge capping was completed before a two-coat terracotta roof membrane recoat was applied across the entire surface.

The result brought the roof back to a vibrant, uniform finish with improved water-shedding performance and an extended service life of 10–15 years.

This two-story colonial-style home came to us with a roof that had well exceeded its service life.

Drone inspection revealed widespread algae and moss staining, granule loss across all major field sections, and compromised flashing at the chimney and valley intersections. The original shingles had been in place for over 22 years.

We completed a full tear-off and replacement, installing Owens Corning Duration shingles in Pewter Blend with new copper step flashing, pipe jack boots, and ridge cap throughout.

The result was a dramatic transformation — restoring both curb appeal and full weather protection for the homeowners.

This commercial flat roof on a busy restaurant and bar was showing significant weathering, membrane discoloration, and early signs of seam stress across the full rooftop surface.

Multiple HVAC units and penetrations required careful detailing and resealing prior to any coating work beginning.

The project involved a full roof inspection, pressure washing, seam reinforcement with polyester fabric tape, and flashing repairs around all curb penetrations.

A two-coat silicone reflective roof coating system was then applied, delivering superior UV resistance and dramatically reducing rooftop heat absorption.

The completed roof is expected to extend service life by 15–20 years while reducing the building's cooling energy costs.

This large estate home with an attached multi-wing layout and pool presented a complex, multi-plane roofing challenge.

The existing asphalt shingles had reached end of life, showing widespread granule loss, surface cracking, and dark streaking from algae growth across all roof sections.

The scope included full tear-off of the existing shingle layers, inspection and replacement of damaged decking, installation of high-performance synthetic underlayment, new lead flashing around all chimney penetrations, and a full install of architectural laminate shingles in Charcoal.

The existing copper-clad dormers were retained and resealed. The completed roof ties together seamlessly across all wings of the home and carries a 50-year manufacturer warranty.

This long-span warehouse building in Denver's industrial rail corridor had a corrugated metal roof that had been losing its battle with the elements for years.

Heavy surface oxidation, failing seam sealants, and active rust progression across the panel field had left the building vulnerable to leaks and accelerating structural deterioration.

A full tear-off wasn't warranted — the underlying panel structure was still sound — but doing nothing wasn't an option either. We specified a fluid-applied silicone restoration coating system, restoring full weatherproofing performance over the existing metal panels without the cost, waste, or disruption of a complete replacement.

All seams and laps were reinforced with polyester fabric and base coat before the full silicone topcoat was applied across the entire roof field. Turbine vent bases, pipe penetrations, and perimeter edges were all individually detailed and sealed before the final coat was rolled.

The finished bright white surface also delivers meaningful energy savings by dramatically reducing solar heat gain through the metal roof into the warehouse space below.

This well-appointed home came to us with a concrete barrel tile roof that hadn't been touched in well over a decade.

The lichen and moss coverage was among the most extensive our team had seen on a residential property — thick colonies had established themselves across virtually every tile, accelerating surface erosion and trapping moisture against the tile faces with every rain cycle.

Left untreated, the biological growth would have begun cracking tiles from beneath and compromising the underlayment within a few seasons. Rather than pursue a full tile replacement, we recommended a full restoration approach.

Our crew performed a controlled low-pressure biocidal wash to kill and lift all lichen and moss growth without damaging the tile surface, followed by a thorough inspection of all cracked or displaced tiles. Broken tiles were sourced and replaced before the entire roof received two coats of a breathable elastomeric restoration coating.

The result extended the roof's serviceable life by an estimated 15 years and restored curb appeal that had been lost to years of biological staining.

This charming brick pavilion on the grounds of a private golf club had been topped with cedar wood shake shingles for decades — and it showed.

By the time we were called in, the shakes had gone well beyond their serviceable life: severe curling, splitting, and dark organic staining had set in across the entire roof, and the underlying felt had begun to fail in multiple locations.

The character of the building deserved a replacement that honoured its aesthetic while delivering modern performance. We installed GAF Timberline HDZ architectural shingles in Barkwood — a rich, variegated brown tone that closely mirrors the warmth of the original cedar while providing Class A fire resistance, enhanced wind ratings, and a 30-year manufacturer warranty.

New synthetic underlayment, drip edge, and ridge cap were installed throughout. The finished roof gave the pavilion a fresh, dignified look that turned heads on opening day of the season.

This high-traffic auto service facility came to us with a failing flat roof that had been patched repeatedly over the years without ever fully addressing the underlying membrane failure.

Drone inspection confirmed widespread ponding water damage, seam separations, and UV-degraded membrane across the entire multi-bay roof system. Continued patching was no longer a viable option — the roof had simply reached the end of its serviceable life.

We completed a full tear-off of the existing built-up roofing system and installed a new 60-mil TPO single-ply membrane across all roof sections. Tapered insulation was added to improve drainage slope and eliminate future ponding.

New HVAC curb flashings, perimeter edge metal, and penetration seals were installed throughout. The finished roof delivered an immediate and dramatic improvement in reflectivity, energy efficiency, and leak resistance — keeping the service bays dry and the business running without interruption.

This large single-story commercial building on a busy downtown corridor had been dealing with chronic leak issues traced to a failing built-up roofing system that had outlived its design life by several years.

With multiple HVAC units and complex penetration points across the roof field, the membrane had become impossible to maintain through spot repairs.

We performed a complete tear-off down to the structural concrete deck, allowing our team to assess and document deck condition before any new materials were applied.

The deck was cleaned, primed, and prepared before a fully adhered 60-mil EPDM rubber membrane was installed across all three roof sections. Each of the fourteen HVAC curb flashings was carefully integrated into the new membrane system with reinforced flashing details.

New perimeter edge metal was installed throughout. The project was completed in winter conditions with full crew coordination to minimise business disruption and maintain weathertight conditions throughout the install sequence.

Few projects test a roofing crew quite like a Tudor Revival home. Between the steep pitch, the multi-plane geometry, the central gable with decorative timber framing, and the three front-facing dormers, this was a roof that demanded precision at every step.

The existing shingles had reached the end of their life — widespread algae staining, accelerated granule loss, and compromised flashing at the chimney and all dormer intersections told the full story.

The homeowners wanted a result that honored the architectural character of the home rather than simply replacing like for like. We recommended Owens Corning Duration shingles in Chateau Green — a deep blue-charcoal tone with natural slate-like variation that speaks directly to the Tudor aesthetic.

Full tear-off was completed across all roof planes, new ice and water shield was installed at all eaves, valleys, and dormer bases, and all chimney and dormer step flashings were rebuilt from scratch in copper.

The finished result stopped neighbors in their tracks on the first sunny day after completion.