These photos show the roof types we inspect, repair, restore, and replace every week — warehouse metal, built-up flat roofs, standing seam, and corrugated panels. They are stock photos chosen to show each roof type accurately; captions describe exactly what is pictured.
A large warehouse in Wilson, North Carolina, with a wide metal roof — the kind of big industrial roof we inspect, restore, and replace around Lake Norman.A gravel-surfaced built-up flat roof seen from above, with vents, skylights, and a courtyard opening. Built-up roofs reward regular inspections.Blue corrugated metal panels and ridge trim on a metal building — a common sight on shops and storage buildings in our area.A gray ribbed metal gable front above the orange corrugated wall of an industrial building.A dark bronze standing seam metal roof with a strip of skylights — seams locked, fasteners hidden, built for decades.A curved standing seam metal roof — a profile used on athletic, storage, and light industrial buildings.Corrugated metal roof edge with gutter and downspout. Gutters and downspouts are part of every maintenance visit we make.Top-down view of a corrugated metal roof with a large inset roof section. Raised sections and their flashing are common leak points we check.
See Your Own Roof This Clearly
Our free inspection comes with dated photos of your roof — every seam, drain, and problem area — in a written report.
