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The work

Roofs Viktor has actually done

Tear-offs, underlayment, finished shingles, flat sections and skylights. Some of these are mid-job on purpose, because the part you never see is the part that decides whether the roof lasts.

No stock, no filler

Every photo here is his own job

Phone photos taken on site, not a photographer's portfolio. That is the point. You are looking at the real standard of the work rather than a staged version of it.

A brick and cedar-shingle craftsman two-storey stripped to black underlayment, two ladders up and a tarped rental bin in the driveway.
Craftsman two-storey, stripped and papered, bin in the drive.
A completed dark grey roof with a crisp new ridge cap and black box vent, looking down to a backyard with a cedar hedge in golden light.
Finished, late in the day. New ridge cap, new box vent.
A freshly capped dark grey hip and ridge in the foreground, looking over a brown-shingled outbuilding to a wooded lot.
Hip and ridge capped on a wooded lot.
A completed mid-grey architectural shingle hip roof with clean valley and ridge lines, mature cedars filling the background.
Clean valleys and a straight ridge. The part people notice later.
A worker sitting on the ridge above a full slope of blue Roofnado AnchorDeck underlayment with a chalk line snapped across it.
Mid-job. Underlayment down, chalk line snapped, ready for courses.
A completed grey roof in the foreground looking out over a suburban street of brick two-storeys with a white truck at the curb.
Done, looking down the street it sits on.
Grey IKO Stormtite ice and water membrane meeting blue Roofnado AnchorDeck underlayment, with a coil nailer and green air hose.
IKO Stormtite and AnchorDeck. What ends up under the shingles.
A tight detail of ridge cap shingles stepping down a hip line with deep shadow definition, brick wall at the edge.
Ridge cap, close up.
A finished grey roof with a domed skylight in its curb, coiled climbing rope and rigging hardware laid out on the shingles.
Skylight reflashed. Ropes out because the pitch earned them.
Looking up at a grey brick two-storey from the ground, a ladder with hoist rail running to the eave beside a tall chimney, two crew on the roof edge.
Hoist up, chimney side. Seen from the driveway.
A completed multi-tone grey architectural shingle roof shot down the slope, with a red brick wall and wood deck beyond.
Multi-tone grey, finished over a back deck.
A freshly finished grey roof with new ridge cap, looking down past a white deck railing to a fenced backyard with cedars.
Fresh cap over a white deck rail.
A low-slope roof section fully covered in branded RhinoRoof U20 synthetic underlayment with cap nails in a grid pattern.
Low slope, RhinoRoof down, cap nails on the grid.
A light grey shingle roof with two crew members working at the ridge line, autumn trees and a residential street behind.
Two on the ridge, light grey blend going down.
A roof mid-job with blue Roofnado AnchorDeck underlayment laid over most of the deck and grey shingles partly installed at the top.
Shingles catching up to the underlayment.
A roofer in a red shirt carrying a shingle bundle on his shoulder along the ridge of a grey brick house.
Bundle up the ridge. This is most of the job, honestly.

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