Recent work
A look at what we have nailed
Every one of these is written up the same way: what the problem was, what we did about it, and what it cost in squares.
Shingle replacement after storm damageA spring hailstorm took out most of the south slope. We stripped both faces, replaced eleven sheets of soft decking and put the house back under a full architectural system in two days.Round Rock, TX · 2026 · 26 squaresRead the job
Standing seam metal for an energy retrofitThe owners wanted the cooling bill down and the roof to be the last one they ever bought. Standing seam in a light finish, over a fully vented deck.Georgetown, TX · 2026 · 34 squaresRead the job
Commercial coating restorationAn 18,000 sq ft warehouse deck with ponding and failing seams. A full silicone restoration bought a decade for a fraction of a tear-off, without closing the building for a day.Garland, TX · 2025 · 180 squaresRead the job
Clay tile restoration on a 1930s homeOriginal barrel tile, still sound, on underlayment that had given up decades ago. We lifted, re-felted and relaid the lot, replacing only what had actually broken.Austin, TX · 2025 · 22 squaresRead the job
Chasing a leak nobody could findTwo previous contractors had patched where the water showed up. It was coming in twenty feet away, at a pipe boot nobody had lifted.Cedar Park, TX · 2026 · 12 squaresRead the job
Synthetic slate on a new buildThe architect wanted slate. The frame was designed for shingle. Composite gave the look at a quarter of the weight and no structural work at all.San Marcos, TX · 2026 · 30 squaresRead the job
Placeholder portfolio. Roofave is not a real company and none of these jobs happened. The addresses, dates and figures are illustrative, and the layout is here so real work can be dropped straight into it.
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