Projects · the job log
Every job, photographed on site by the crew that did it.
Photos and project notes are captured on-site via CompanyCam, our crew-facing documentation tool. Below is a selection from that feed: real towns, real shingle lines, real colors, from Rogers and Springdale to Crane, Missouri and Grove, Oklahoma.
Roof replacements
Named shingle lines, named colors, named towns.
CertainTeed Grand Manor in Chestnut above Beaver Lake. Landmark in Moire Black and Weatherwood in Springdale. Owens Corning Duration from the drone in Rogers. The jobs in Crane, Stilwell and Fort Smith are there because roofing and storm work runs on a 100-mile radius.
Planning a tear-off of your own? Start on roof replacement.











Storm and repair details
The small parts are where a roof fails first.
A worn ridge cap, a pipe boot, a turbine vent, copper flashing around a chimney. None of it shows from the driveway, and all of it gets photographed. That is the same documentation a claim depends on.
See roof repair, storm damage roof repair and insurance information.



Siding
From primed Hardie to charcoal LP, every elevation shot.
A lakeside board and batten job in Garfield with shake accents, and a Fayetteville LP siding transformation documented from the front, the side and the rear corner by the AC unit.
Choosing a material? Read siding for Hardie, vinyl and composite side by side.





Gutters, soffit, skylights and windows
The work around the roof.
Seamless gutters with hidden hangers in Grove, vented soffit on a Bentonville porch, windows in Springdale, and a skylight install shot in three steps: open the deck, frame it, flash it.
Details on seamless gutters and soffit and fascia.








Commercial
An apartment complex is still a roof, just a long one.
The Siloam Springs apartment re-roof, shot from the air so you can see the full run of the ridge and the parking lot beside it. Property managers and owners can reach the office at the same number as homeowners, (479) 250-1470, answered 24/7.



Before and after
Two composites straight from the CompanyCam feed.
Their own drone composites, labeled before and after, pulled from the same CompanyCam feed as every other photo on this page.


Your house could be next on the feed
Book a free inspection and get your own photo log.
A specialist looks at the roof, siding or gutters, documents what is there, and sends a detailed, no-obligation proposal. Financing is on the financing page.
