Before the Roof Replacement
The home's original roof showed age and wear from the street, making it ready for a full exterior upgrade starting at the top
Roof Replacement Begins From Above
An aerial view captures the Brown Roofing crew starting the tear-off
Worn Shingles Up Close
The old shingles show heavy weathering, staining, organic growth, and lifting edges, clear signs that the roof had reached the end of its useful life.
Controlled Tear-Off Protection
A large tarp chute helps guide old roofing debris safely off the roof while protecting the siding, entryway, and landscaping below.
Roof Decking Exposed
With the shingles removed, the crew exposes the roof deck and replaces sections with new plywood
Deck Tape and Underlayment Protection
Seam tape and synthetic underlayment are installed over the roof deck
Sealed and Protected Roof Deck
Underlayment and deck seam tape are installed across the roof, helping create a tighter water-shedding system before the new shingles go down.
Roof System Coming Together
The front section is already shingled while the upper roof is being prepared
Ridge Vent Installation in Progress
The crew installs ventilation along the roof peak, helping the attic breathe properly while the new shingles are completed.
Chimney Flashing
A crew member carefully works around the chimney, one of the most important leak-prone areas on any roof
Finished Shingles
A close-up view shows the new architectural shingles, pipe boots, chimney flashing, and ridge lines finished with a crisp, professional look.
Fresh Roof From the Sky
The completed roof gives the home a clean, updated look that is built to protect and last
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