New Clay Tile Roof

Posted November 6, 2012 by Miami Roofing Contractor

After photo of completed new roof with clay tiles

These photos are of a new roof we installed over a residential addition in Coral Gables, Florida. The roofing part of the project included the installation of roof trusses, plywood and new clay roof tiles to match the existing tiles from the original roof of the residence.

New 3 Tab GAF Shingle Roof

Posted November 6, 2012 by Miami Roofing Contractor

After photo of new shingle roof installed in the Killian area of Miami

Before and after photos of a recently installed 3 tab GAF Royal Sovereign Shingle Roof in the Killian area of Miami.

Leaky Roof Repair

Posted August 28, 2012 by Miami Roofing Contractor

Area of roof leak below second floor bedroom window

Select roof tiles had to be removed for this roof repair job in order to replace the flashing underneath which was the cause of the roof leak.

: Area of roof leak below second floor bedroom window

: Clay roof tiles removed in area of roof leak below window

: Roof leak below second floor bedroom window being repaired

: Close up of roof flashing and patch repair

Leaking Roof & Broken Roof Tiles

Posted August 28, 2012 by Miami Roofing Contractor

After photo of replaced roof tiles on multi-pitch roof

This job required replacing select areas of the roof tiles that were broken or they were in the area of the roof leak.

: Area of leak on corner of roof near the foyer

: Corner of roof near the foyer being repaired

: Broken roof tiles to be replaced

: Additional broken roof tiles to be replaced

: Roof repair on corner near foyer

: Roof tiles being replaced

: After photo of finished roof corners near foyer

: After photo of replaced roof tiles

: After photo of replaced roof tiles on multi-pitch roof

New Flat Roof and Repair

Posted July 17, 2012 by Miami Roofing Contractor

After photo of flat roof with white cap-sheet

This is a new flat roof that we installed along with some needed roof repair in South Miami. The old weather-proofing materials were scraped off leaving the roof in bare 1×6 wood planks before re-applying new roof paper and white granulated cap-sheet commonly found on flat roofs.