Job No. 001

Pearland 77584

Torn off and rebuilt in one day. Certified by an independent windstorm inspector the same week.

June 21. The finished roof, from the front.
June 21. The finished roof, from the front.
inspected
June 10, 2026
torn off + rebuilt
June 19, 2026 — one day
gutters + downspouts
June 21, 2026
windstorm certificate
June 23, 2026
system
Class 3 impact-rated shingles, hand-nailed
underlayment
double felt, windstorm-compliant
patio cover
29-gauge metal, June 29, 2026
status
post-build quality check

What we found

The homeowner asked for a straight answer about a roof in its second decade. The inspection took the photos that made the answer obvious.

June 10. The pipe-jack flashing, corroded through. It lifted by hand.
June 10. The pipe-jack flashing, corroded through. It lifted by hand.
June 10. A vent pipe, split and crushed.
June 10. A vent pipe, split and crushed.
June 10. The shingle field at the ridge — granule loss, debris in the gutter.
June 10. The shingle field at the ridge — granule loss, debris in the gutter.

Tear-off day

Everything below the roof line was covered before the first shingle came down. What the storm dented came off the house and into the photo record.

June 19, morning. The drone over the tear-off — decking open, crew working.
June 19, morning. Tear-off underway — tarps over the driveway and flowerbeds first.
June 19, morning. Tear-off underway — tarps over the driveway and flowerbeds first.
June 19. A storm-dented downspout, documented before replacement.
June 19. A storm-dented downspout, documented before replacement.

The finish

Every shingle hand-nailed — no nail guns — over double-felt underlayment, with windstorm-rated starter strip and drip edge and new four-way vents. The old roof came off and the new one went on between sunrise and dark on the same June day. Gutters and downspouts followed two days later.

June 21. The finished roof, from shingle level to full flyover.
June 22. Straight down — every plane, every ridge line.
June 22. Straight down — every plane, every ridge line.
June 21. New gutters and downspouts at the back patio.
June 21. New gutters and downspouts at the back patio.

The details

June 25. Ridge vent and new stacks along the hip.
June 25. Ridge vent and new stacks along the hip.
June 23. The new field, from the roof itself.
June 23. The new field, from the roof itself.
June 21. The backyard shed — reshingled to match, road signs untouched.
June 21. The backyard shed — reshingled to match, road signs untouched.

And the patio

The sagging patio cover wasn't a shingle roof, so most roofers would have left it. It got a new 29-gauge metal roof the week after the build.

June 21. The original patio cover under the finished roof — replaced with 29-gauge metal the following week.
June 21. The original patio cover under the finished roof — replaced with 29-gauge metal the following week.

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