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33 Bay Area roofs replaced or repaired in the last year — drone-documented before, during, and after. Filter by material to see what your home could look like.

33 projects 153 photos 6 roof materials
Cedar Shake to Synthetic Slate on a Bay Area Estate — photo 1 Cedar Shake to Synthetic Slate on a Bay Area Estate — photo 2 Cedar Shake to Synthetic Slate on a Bay Area Estate — photo 3
Before / After
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Cedar Shake to Synthetic Slate on a Bay Area Estate

A failing cedar shake roof on a large estate under the redwoods, torn off and replaced with DaVinci synthetic slate tile. Decades of split, moss-covered shake gave way to a durable, low-maintenance roof that captures the look of natural slate and is built to last.
Gray Shingle Reroof on a Blue Craftsman in San Francisco — photo 1 Gray Shingle Reroof on a Blue Craftsman in San Francisco — photo 2 Gray Shingle Reroof on a Blue Craftsman in San Francisco — photo 3 Gray Shingle Reroof on a Blue Craftsman in San Francisco — photo 4 Gray Shingle Reroof on a Blue Craftsman in San Francisco — photo 5
Before / After
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Gray Shingle Reroof on a Blue Craftsman in San Francisco

Full reroof on a blue Craftsman on a San Francisco hillside. The old charcoal asphalt roof had reached the end of its life with patch repairs and staining visible across the main slope. The crew stripped it and laid clean light-gray architectural shingles with new ridge cap, vents and flashing. Photos show the worn roof before and the finished roof after.
Gray Concrete Tile Roof on a Stone-Accent Home — photo 1 Gray Concrete Tile Roof on a Stone-Accent Home — photo 2 Gray Concrete Tile Roof on a Stone-Accent Home — photo 3
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Gray Concrete Tile Roof on a Stone-Accent Home

Finished gray concrete tile roof on a single-story stone-and-stucco home with a two-car garage and rose gardens. Clean hip lines against the open hills behind the lot.
Standing-Seam Metal Roof with Solar Integration — photo 1 Standing-Seam Metal Roof with Solar Integration — photo 2 Standing-Seam Metal Roof with Solar Integration — photo 3
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Standing-Seam Metal Roof with Solar Integration

Dark standing-seam metal panels installed on a complex multi-hip roof while the solar crew worked the adjacent sections. Panels mount to the seams to keep penetrations minimal.
Flat Roof Membrane Replacement — photo 1 Flat Roof Membrane Replacement — photo 2 Flat Roof Membrane Replacement — photo 3 Flat Roof Membrane Replacement — photo 4 Flat Roof Membrane Replacement — photo 5 Flat Roof Membrane Replacement — photo 6
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Flat Roof Membrane Replacement

A completed low-slope membrane roof in light gray, shown across three drone angles. Consistent seams, clean perimeter terminations, and tidy surface hardware.
Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 1 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 2 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 3 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 4 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 5 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 6 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 7 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 8 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 9 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 10 Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt — photo 11
Before / After
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Wood Shake to Architectural Asphalt

A full replacement from weathered wood shake to dimensional asphalt shingles, photographed from the air at golden hour. Clean hips and valleys across a multi-plane roof.
Dark Charcoal Concrete Tile, Mid-Install — photo 1 Dark Charcoal Concrete Tile, Mid-Install — photo 2 Dark Charcoal Concrete Tile, Mid-Install — photo 3
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Dark Charcoal Concrete Tile, Mid-Install

Dark charcoal concrete tile replacement in progress. New tile is staged and partially set across the battened deck on every plane.
Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 1 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 2 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 3 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 4 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 5 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 6 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 7 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 8 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 9 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 10 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 11 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 12 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 13 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 14 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 15 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 16 Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement — photo 17
Before / After
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Charcoal Architectural Shingle, Full Replacement

A complete tear-off and replacement finished in dark charcoal dimensional shingles, captured by drone from several angles on a wooded lot.
Flat Roof Tear-Off, Deck Ready for New System — photo 1 Flat Roof Tear-Off, Deck Ready for New System — photo 2 Flat Roof Tear-Off, Deck Ready for New System — photo 3
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Flat Roof Tear-Off, Deck Ready for New System

Flat roof replacement mid-process on a large building. Old material is removed to bare deck, with new membrane rolls staged and ready to lay.
Light Gray Architectural Shingle — photo 1 Light Gray Architectural Shingle — photo 2 Light Gray Architectural Shingle — photo 3
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Light Gray Architectural Shingle

Finished architectural shingles in a clean light gray. Ridge caps, valleys, and perimeter edges complete across a multi-plane hip roof.
Charcoal Concrete Tile, Mid-Install — photo 1 Charcoal Concrete Tile, Mid-Install — photo 2 Charcoal Concrete Tile, Mid-Install — photo 3
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Charcoal Concrete Tile, Mid-Install

Charcoal concrete tile installation underway on a multi-plane hip roof, with new tile partly laid and more staged across the deck.
Charcoal Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 1 Charcoal Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 2 Charcoal Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 3 Charcoal Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 4
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Charcoal Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished

Finished dimensional asphalt shingles in a cool charcoal gray across a large hip roof. Clean ridge lines and tight edge work on every plane.
Flat Roof, Tear-Off and Aged Membrane — photo 1 Flat Roof, Tear-Off and Aged Membrane — photo 2 Flat Roof, Tear-Off and Aged Membrane — photo 3 Flat Roof, Tear-Off and Aged Membrane — photo 4 Flat Roof, Tear-Off and Aged Membrane — photo 5 Flat Roof, Tear-Off and Aged Membrane — photo 6
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Flat Roof, Tear-Off and Aged Membrane

Before photos show a flat roof stripped to bare wood deck; during photos show the old, weathered white membrane being worked across a large low-slope roof.
Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 1 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 2 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 3 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 4 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 5 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 6 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 7 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 8 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 9 Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished — photo 10
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Gray Architectural Shingle, Finished

A finished gray architectural asphalt shingle roof on a two-story Bay Area home, shot from several aerial angles.
Concrete Tile Install Over New Underlayment and Battens — photo 1 Concrete Tile Install Over New Underlayment and Battens — photo 2 Concrete Tile Install Over New Underlayment and Battens — photo 3
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Concrete Tile Install Over New Underlayment and Battens

Concrete tile reroof with the full system going down: blue synthetic underlayment, wood battens, and gray tile staged and set across the roof plane by plane.
Wood Shake Tear-Off, Mid-Install — photo 1 Wood Shake Tear-Off, Mid-Install — photo 2 Wood Shake Tear-Off, Mid-Install — photo 3 Wood Shake Tear-Off, Mid-Install — photo 4 Wood Shake Tear-Off, Mid-Install — photo 5
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Wood Shake Tear-Off, Mid-Install

An active tear-off: old wood shake stripped from the addition and garage to bare rafters and lath, with new decking already laid on the main pitch.
White Coated Flat Roof on a Stucco Home — photo 1 White Coated Flat Roof on a Stucco Home — photo 2 White Coated Flat Roof on a Stucco Home — photo 3
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White Coated Flat Roof on a Stucco Home

Fresh white coating on a low-slope flat roof over a tan stucco building with barred windows. Parapet edges, vent stacks, and wall transitions sealed clean for a bright, reflective finish.
Light Gray Architectural Shingle, Bay Area Ranch — photo 1 Light Gray Architectural Shingle, Bay Area Ranch — photo 2 Light Gray Architectural Shingle, Bay Area Ranch — photo 3 Light Gray Architectural Shingle, Bay Area Ranch — photo 4 Light Gray Architectural Shingle, Bay Area Ranch — photo 5 Light Gray Architectural Shingle, Bay Area Ranch — photo 6 Light Gray Architectural Shingle, Bay Area Ranch — photo 7
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Light Gray Architectural Shingle, Bay Area Ranch

A completed light gray architectural shingle roof on a single-story Bay Area ranch, in a warm gray-beige tone with clean lines throughout.
Standing Seam Metal Roof, Tear-Off and Deck Prep — photo 1 Standing Seam Metal Roof, Tear-Off and Deck Prep — photo 2 Standing Seam Metal Roof, Tear-Off and Deck Prep — photo 3 Standing Seam Metal Roof, Tear-Off and Deck Prep — photo 4
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Standing Seam Metal Roof, Tear-Off and Deck Prep

Mid-project documentation: the old roof is stripped to bare lath and plywood sheathing across the full roofline, prepped for new standing seam metal.
Storm-Damaged Roof, Before Replacement — photo 1 Storm-Damaged Roof, Before Replacement — photo 2 Storm-Damaged Roof, Before Replacement — photo 3 Storm-Damaged Roof, Before Replacement — photo 4 Storm-Damaged Roof, Before Replacement — photo 5 Storm-Damaged Roof, Before Replacement — photo 6 Storm-Damaged Roof, Before Replacement — photo 7
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Storm-Damaged Roof, Before Replacement

Before photos show a badly deteriorated roof: heavy granule loss, patching, and a blue tarp over active damage, with a failed low-slope section stripped to deck.
Gray Tile Reroof on a Stucco Home with Stone Arched Entry — photo 1
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Gray Tile Reroof on a Stucco Home with Stone Arched Entry

Finished gray concrete tile hip roof on a tan stucco home with a stone arched entry and green shutters. New tile sits clean across every plane.
Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Corner-Lot Ranch — photo 1 Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Corner-Lot Ranch — photo 2 Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Corner-Lot Ranch — photo 3
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Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Corner-Lot Ranch

Charcoal architectural shingle reroof on a single-story corner-lot ranch with a kidney-shaped backyard pool. Aerials show underlayment down and shingles going on section by section, then the finished roof.
White Flat Roof Replacement on a Blue-Green Home — photo 1 White Flat Roof Replacement on a Blue-Green Home — photo 2 White Flat Roof Replacement on a Blue-Green Home — photo 3
Before / After
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White Flat Roof Replacement on a Blue-Green Home

Worn gray flat roof on a blue-green two-story home torn off and replaced with a clean white membrane. The glass-front room over the garage gets a crisp new edge.
Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 1 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 2 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 3 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 4 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 5 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 6 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 7 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 8 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 9 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 10 Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building — photo 11
Before / After
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Tan Shingle Reroof and Re-Deck on a Long Tudor-Style Building

Long narrow multi-unit building stripped to the rafters, re-decked with fresh OSB, then finished in tan architectural shingles. We replaced sheathing where the old skip-sheathing failed and installed new vents along the full ridge.
Standing Seam Metal Roof, Mid-Install — photo 1 Standing Seam Metal Roof, Mid-Install — photo 2
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Standing Seam Metal Roof, Mid-Install

Standing seam metal panels going on, with bare deck still exposed on one section. A long-life metal roof in progress.
Light-Gray Shingle Reroof on a Single-Story Ranch — photo 1 Light-Gray Shingle Reroof on a Single-Story Ranch — photo 2 Light-Gray Shingle Reroof on a Single-Story Ranch — photo 3
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Light-Gray Shingle Reroof on a Single-Story Ranch

Fresh light-gray architectural shingles on a single-story ranch with gray stucco siding. Clean hip lines throughout, with a tall concrete sound wall along the rear of the lot.
Large Concrete Tile Reroof, Tear-Off to Staging — photo 1 Large Concrete Tile Reroof, Tear-Off to Staging — photo 2
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Large Concrete Tile Reroof, Tear-Off to Staging

Sprawling concrete tile reroof shot from the drone. Old tile stripped to wood batten and deck, then new tile bundles staged in grid rows across the spread.
Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Blue Split-Level Ranch — photo 1 Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Blue Split-Level Ranch — photo 2 Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Blue Split-Level Ranch — photo 3 Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Blue Split-Level Ranch — photo 4
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Charcoal Shingle Reroof on a Blue Split-Level Ranch

Charcoal architectural shingle reroof on a blue split-level ranch with a backyard pool and a mountain view. Aerials show the deck under fresh synthetic underlayment mid-install, then the finished roof with clean coverage edge to edge.
Large Low-Slope Flat Roof Replacement — photo 1 Large Low-Slope Flat Roof Replacement — photo 2
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Large Low-Slope Flat Roof Replacement

Low-slope flat roof replacement with a decorative round stone-paver patio nearby. The crew laid new membrane to a clean, uniform gray finish.
Estate Reroof with Solar, Tear-Off to Finish — photo 1 Estate Reroof with Solar, Tear-Off to Finish — photo 2 Estate Reroof with Solar, Tear-Off to Finish — photo 3 Estate Reroof with Solar, Tear-Off to Finish — photo 4 Estate Reroof with Solar, Tear-Off to Finish — photo 5
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Estate Reroof with Solar, Tear-Off to Finish

Large estate reroof beside a backyard pool. Crews re-decked in fresh plywood, ran synthetic underlayment across every facet, then finished in charcoal architectural shingles with the solar array reset.
Failing Wood Shake Roof, Before Replacement — photo 1 Failing Wood Shake Roof, Before Replacement — photo 2
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Failing Wood Shake Roof, Before Replacement

Heavily deteriorated wood shake roof with thick moss, split shakes, and gaps throughout, documented before tear-off. The kind of failing shake roof we replace before leaks reach the deck.
Brown Shingle Reroof with Copper Valley Flashing — photo 1 Brown Shingle Reroof with Copper Valley Flashing — photo 2 Brown Shingle Reroof with Copper Valley Flashing — photo 3 Brown Shingle Reroof with Copper Valley Flashing — photo 4
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Brown Shingle Reroof with Copper Valley Flashing

Finished weathered-wood brown architectural shingle roof with copper-colored valley flashing on a tree-shaded lot. Close ridge and valley shots show tight shingle alignment under heavy oak and evergreen canopy.
Cul-de-Sac Ranch Reroof with Boom Truck Delivery — photo 1 Cul-de-Sac Ranch Reroof with Boom Truck Delivery — photo 2
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Cul-de-Sac Ranch Reroof with Boom Truck Delivery

Asphalt shingle reroof on a ranch home on a manicured cul-de-sac. The boom truck loaded shingle bundles straight from the street while the crew ran synthetic underlayment across the stripped deck.

Learn More About Each Material

Costs, lifespan, pros and cons, and what fits your home.

Slate

1 project →

Asphalt Shingle

16 projects →

Metal

3 projects →

Flat Roof

6 projects →

Clay & Concrete Tile

6 projects →

Wood Shake

1 project →

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