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Finished roofs, tear-offs, new decking, underlayment, repairs, and emergency covers from AT Max crews. A city and a customer were not recorded with these files, so the captions stay general. Near-duplicate frames are not repeated.

Finished roofs

Architectural shingle roofs after the install, including valleys, hips, and vents.

  • Finished architectural asphalt shingle roof in a brown and tan blend, with the Wasatch mountains behind the ridge.
    Full roof replacement on the Wasatch Front
  • Finished architectural shingle roof with a metal valley and snowy mountains behind the ridge.
    Finished shingle roof with a metal valley
  • Finished architectural shingle roof with a metal valley, photographed from above.
    Finished shingle roof with a metal valley, from above
  • Close-up of a metal valley in a finished architectural shingle roof.
    Metal valley on a finished shingle roof
  • Finished architectural shingle roof with a roof vent and spring trees around the house.
    Finished architectural shingles in spring
  • Finished architectural shingle roof with a roof vent, photographed among spring trees.
    Finished shingle roof with a vent

Tear-off and install

Old shingles coming off, bundles staged, and new shingles nailed over underlayment.

  • Crew tearing old asphalt shingles off a roof down to the decking, with mountains in the background.
    Tear-off down to the deck
  • Worker stripping old asphalt shingles off a roof during tear-off.
    Stripping the old shingles
  • A worker stripping old shingles during tear-off, with synthetic underlayment on the lower roof.
    Tear-off, with underlayment on the lower roof
  • Tear-off on one side of a roof and synthetic underlayment with shingle bundles on the other, with a worker holding a shovel.
    Tear-off beside underlayment and staged bundles
  • Installer setting architectural shingles over synthetic underlayment around a plumbing vent.
    Setting shingles around a plumbing vent
  • Underlayment installed and bundles of architectural shingles staged on the roof, with a mountain neighborhood beyond.
    Shingle bundles staged for the install

Decking and underlayment

New plywood, synthetic underlayment, and ice-and-water shield at the eave.

  • Roof deck replacement in progress, with new plywood sheets laid over the rafters and older insulation visible between the bays.
    New plywood where the old deck was open
  • New plywood roof decking over the rafters, with spring trees around the house.
    New plywood decking, spring trees
  • Synthetic underlayment covering a roof during a replacement, with mountains behind the house.
    Synthetic underlayment across the field
  • Synthetic underlayment on a roof with ice-and-water shield along the eave.
    Ice-and-water shield at the eave
  • Ice-and-water shield along the eave, with synthetic underlayment covering the field above it.
    Underlayment above ice-and-water at the edge

Repairs

Vent and ridge work, and a temporary patch used only until the permanent repair.

  • Roof repair sealing around attic vents and a solar attic fan, with a cracked ridge cap still on the roof.
    Sealing vents and a solar attic fan
  • Ridge repair with underlayment opened along the ridge, vent holes cut, and a worker fitting the new ridge.
    Ridge vent repair in progress
  • Temporary underlayment patch taped over a cleared area of an asphalt shingle roof.
    Temporary patch over a leak

Storm covers and hail

Plastic and blue tarps weighted with sandbags, plus hail hits marked in chalk. A cover is a temporary dry-in.

  • Hail inspection on a gray asphalt shingle roof, with chalk circles marking impact hits.
    Hail hits circled during an inspection
  • Clear plastic emergency cover held down with sandbags over a section of roof, with snow on the shingles.
    Plastic cover and sandbags on a roof section
  • Large plastic emergency cover weighted with sandbags over a section of roof.
    Plastic emergency cover over a roof section
  • Blue emergency tarp weighted with sandbags on a snow-covered roof.
    Blue tarp and sandbags in the snow
  • Blue emergency tarp covering the roof of a house, seen from the front, with a ladder at the eave and snow on the ground.
    Emergency tarp over the whole roof
  • Blue emergency tarp covering the roof of a two-story house, with snow on the ground and mountains behind it.
    Blue tarp over a two-story roof

24/7 emergency tarping is on the storm and hail page. The phone is answered around the clock.

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Call if the roof is open to weather. For a replacement or a repair, ask for a written estimate after we see the slope.

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Emergency roof calls answered 24/7. (385) 333-9637.