Shingle reroof / project photos
From exposed decking to a shingle roof
Follow a reroof through removal, exposed framing, plywood decking, underlayment, and a gray architectural-shingle finish in contractor project photos.
What the photos show
A closer look at the work.
A new roof surface is only part of a reroof. This photo sequence shows the work beneath it: the old covering, opened sections, wood decking, and underlayment before the shingle finish. Those stages are useful to discuss when comparing replacement estimates, because the visible covering does not describe the whole scope.
The work in detail
Follow the visible stages.
The existing metal surface shows extensive weathering and loss of its painted finish.
A work-in-progress view shows sections of covering and decking removed, exposing the timber below.
Plywood decking and synthetic underlayment are visible side by side as the roof is prepared for its new covering.
The finished-surface view shows gray architectural shingles across the slope and cap shingles along the ridge.
Questions to bring to your estimate.
- How will the decking be assessed after the old covering comes off?
- What does the estimate include for underlayment and roof transitions?
- Will I receive photos of concealed work before it is covered?
Talk to a roofing contractor
A clear next step for your roof.
Tell us where the property is and what you’re seeing. We’ll discuss the roof concern, access, and the right next step for an inspection or estimate.
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