Residential Roofing Photo Gallery
Residential New Construction Roof Installations
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Residential Roof Replacements
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Removed existing wood trellis and build new patio covering. Installed 2” x 8” groove sheeting for better sun protection.
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Included install of (4) 2’ x 4’ skylights to control amount of sunlight. Installed granulated torch down roofing membrane to match color of tile over the new patio covering.
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Finished tile roof shows attention to detail in color blends of Eagle Standard Weight Concrete Tile. No structural modifications were needed for the change in roofing materials. Layout allows maximum curb appeal with finished design.
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Wood replacement was needed before installing rigid insulation boards. Insulation boards go under the new tiles. Increasing the efficiency of temperature control inside the home and also will act as a sound barrier.
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The old roof had concrete mortar balls around the vents and penetrations which proved to break down over time. Preman Roofing installed aluminum flashing and contoured to the shape of the tile to add the ultimate protection against water intrusion.
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Installation process of two piece Redlands Clay tile requires a specialist trained in clay tile applications. Preman Roofing has experts in these areas for all authentic clay tile blends and applications.
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Details shown with tile being secured to the wood substrate to prevent movement or shifting of tiles after roof is complete.
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Finished view of random boost. Style was the preference of the client for a more authentic, old world look. Project was customized for the preference of the client.
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Preman crew working on the front of the home. Including the lowering of the gas and electrical lines with the rigid insulation custom cut around them. Redland Clay offers a life time manufacture warranty on tile.
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Clean lines at the edge of the roof include a drip edge flashing and clay bird/rodent stop which prevents intrusion of unwanted guests.
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The nearly unwalkable angle of the roof complicated numerous phases of the project. Each complication was known prior to the start up thru experience on previous projects. On the completion of the project, there is always a quality control checklist to assure that the roof, attic, landscape, and hardscape are in the same condition as before.
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Preman Roofing is known for our detailed orientated work ethics which is displayed here from field install, straight lines and cupola installation.
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Side view of new luxury roof showcases high definition ridge caps and additional venting.
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Frontal view of valley flashing installed. Previous roof did not have this detail. The luxury shingles are designed for increased protection and valley flashing is an extra detail needed to allow for efficient water drainage.
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Beautiful view of both sides of new roof.
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Overview of new luxury tile and valley flashing.
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View shows depth and design of luxury roof along with random color blends.
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Ground level view of new roof from front of house.
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Up close and detailed view of luxury shingles from Owens Corning.
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We strive to keep as much of the debris on the roof as possible, placing debris into piles before carrying it over to the dump truck.
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Crew is doing minor wood replacement of the substrate, installation of 30 lb underlayment and loading of new roofing materials.
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Roofing underlayment installed, new roofing materials loaded and installation of additional ventilation.
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Finished new roof with the Owens Corning 40 year Composition shingle. View from ridgeline. Three turbines were installed by Preman Roofing.
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Side angle of finished residential Owens Corning 40 year Composition shingle. Existing vents were reinforced with new flashing and all vents painted to compliment the new roof.
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Long view of partial split level roof. Preman Crew expertly installed the shingles to allow for continuity of design and flow of shingles for maximum aesthetic appeal.
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Overall side view of beautifully installed new roof of residential home.
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Finished tile roof shows attention to detail in color blends of Eagle Standard Weight Concrete Tile. No structural modifications were needed for the change in roofing materials. Layout allows maximum curb appeal with finished design.
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Additional ventilation installed, and painted to match the new roof color
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Front view of new roof dormer ventilation.
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Complete reflashing of chimney.
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Overview of lower roof line section to show attention to details; straight lines, trim details and tie in of flashings (concrete tile custom cut to fit perfectly around the flashings for maximum protection).
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Backside view of lower roof line
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Existing ventilation with custom cut tiles around the pipe. Includes new sealing of vent with reinforced materials that extend the life and protection of the sealant for avoiding material failure.
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Final view of higher roof line with finished install of the Eagle Standard Weight Concrete Tile.
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The Preman Roofing Approach to Your Roof Done Right Set up/Safety
Set up/Safety
Dump boxes are used to lower material down to dump trucks to control falling debris.
Only certified equipment and operators are used for Preman Roofing applications.
Highly maintained new fleet of vehicles allows Preman Roofing from experiencing mechanical breakdowns that stall projects or damage property from oil leaks.
Ground crews are always on location during the entire project monitoring foot and vehicles traffic, diverting all way from construction, accidents, and problems.
Safety first! Warning lines to warn personnel that they cannot go beyond lines unless they are properly outfitted with a fall arrest system.