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8 photosRoof Replacement in Cherokee Bend Mountain Brook, AL
Cherokee Bend
A complete roof replacement resolved wear and tear on this brick ranch home in Cherokee Bend, Mountain Brook. The installation features dimensional architectural shingles in a variegated gray tone, which complement the classic red brick exterior. New black pipe boots, ridge vents, and updated metal flashing around the brick chimney ensure proper ventilation and water shedding. To handle the heavy leaf cover from the surrounding canopy, the next phase of this project adds a new gutter installation with low-profile mesh gutter guards. Once complete, these updates will provide lasting protection while blending seamlessly with the home's white trim and dark shutters.
14 photosTPO Flat Roof on Montevallo Rd in Mountain Brook, AL
Montevallo Rd
This residential property on Montevallo Rd in the Crestline area of Mountain Brook required a specialized roof replacement to address its combination of flat and pitched rooflines. The low-slope sections received a clean white TPO flat roofing membrane that was fitted around the home's existing skylights and rooftop utility lines. On the steeper sections of the structure, dark gray architectural shingles were installed to provide contrasting color and reliable shedding of water. New gutters along the roof edges channel rainwater away from the stone-paved entryway. Metal coping and flashing details were neatly applied along the perimeter to ensure watertight transitions between the different roofing materials.
11 photosNew Roof in Crestwood South Birmingham, Alabama
Crestwood South
This split-level home in the Crestwood South neighborhood of Birmingham received a complete roof replacement to resolve issues with aging shingles. The project involved stripping the old layers down to the original horizontal wood plank decking, which was spaced with gaps between the boards. The crew re-decked the entire roof with new OSB sheathing over the plank decking to create a solid, continuous nailing surface and prevent future leaks. New gray dimensional architectural shingles were then installed across the various roof sections, valleys, and ridges. To complete the system, new white gutter installation was carried out along the roofline, alongside updated plumbing vents and flashing.
7 photosCovered Porch Addition In Cropwell, Alabama
Cropwell, Alabama
A newly poured concrete slab served as the foundation for this covered porch addition in Cropwell, Alabama. Wooden support posts with diagonal braces were anchored directly to the concrete to secure the overhead structure. On the interior, the open-vaulted ceiling featured exposed pine rafters and matching wood decking panels. The exterior of the new structure was capped with dark shingle roofing that aligned with the main home's existing roofline. This addition built out the backyard living area alongside the home's grey vinyl siding and existing custom decks.
28 photosReplacing Windows in Hoover, AL
Chapel Creek
The exterior of this Chapel Creek home in Hoover was updated with a complete window replacement. The project involved installing new double-hung windows with beige-colored frames that blend cleanly with the textured brown brick facade. Up on the roofline, three matching units were installed side-by-side within the front-facing dormer. All of the new windows feature classic grid patterns in the upper glass panes and integrated half-screens on the bottom. Fresh perimeter caulking was applied around every frame to ensure a weather-tight seal against the brickwork and grey shutters.
12 photosNew Roof in the Pebble Lake Neighborhood Birmingham, AL
Pebble Lake
Tucked away in the Pebble Lake neighborhood of Birmingham, this two-story home received a complete roof replacement. Fresh OSB decking boards were installed over the rafters to establish a flat, solid foundation before laying GAF StormGuard leak barrier underlayment. The finished exterior features dark charcoal gray architectural shingles that provide a distinct dimensional texture across the multi-gabled roofline. Matching black plumbing vent boots and ridge caps were carefully integrated to ensure weather-tight seals. This clean new look pairs naturally with the house's light siding, blue shutters, and brick accents.
11 photosSquirrel Damage and Fascia Repair in Mountain Brook, AL
Brookwood Forest
A home in the Brookwood Forest neighborhood of Mountain Brook received a needed roof repair to address rotting wood and invasive pest damage. Prior to the project, a gaping hole had compromised the dark asphalt shingles and underlying decking right along the eave line, while adjacent fascia and soffit boards showed significant rot. The damaged decking was rebuilt and secured with GAF storm guard leak barrier to protect the vulnerable transition area above the white K-style gutters. Fresh, color-matched shingles were then integrated into the existing roof, and the rebuilt timber was painted white to match the trim. Fascia and Soffit around the home were inspected and repaired as needed. These completed updates successfully restored the home's weather barrier while preserving its clean, uniform appearance.
6 photosNew Roof in the Glen Iris Neighborhood, Birmingham, AL
Glen Iris
This residential property in the Glen Iris neighborhood of Birmingham recently received a full roof replacement as part of a storm damage restoration project. The old, weathered shingles were replaced with multi-toned gray architectural shingles that span the home's multi-gabled roofline. Matching ridge cap shingles were installed along the roof peaks to provide a clean finish and proper ventilation. At the roof's intersection with the red brick chimney, fresh dark flashing was integrated around the base to secure the seal beneath the copper-colored metal cap. The update concludes with clean white gutters and drip edges along the roofline to protect the siding below.
47 photosRoof Replacement off Knollwood Dr in Mountain Brook, AL
Knollwood
Located in the Knollwood neighborhood of Mountain Brook, this white painted brick house underwent a full roof replacement. The old shingles were fully removed, allowing for the installation of new plywood sheathing over the existing horizontal wood roof planks. The work addressed multiple architectural surfaces, combining traditional shingle roofing with low-slope flat roofing sections. New white gutter installation was also completed along the roofline, matching the home's trim and columned front porch entry. The multi-panel skylight array on the rear roof plane was carefully sealed and integrated into the new shingles to ensure long-term weather protection.
12 photosRoof Replacement in Greystone Farms, Hoover, AL
Greystone Farms
Greystone Farms in Hoover is the setting for this residential roof replacement on a multi-gabled brick home. During the installation, a white synthetic underlayment and blue self-adhering leak barrier were laid over the prepped wood decking to establish a water-resistant foundation. The finished roof utilized gray dimensional architectural shingles across the complex valleys and hips. Matching ridge caps were installed along the peaks, alongside new metal roof vents and white drip edge flashing. The new shingle system integrated cleanly around the white-sided chimney and its existing metal cap.
12 photosSquirrel Hole Roof Repair in Leeds
Cahaba Hills
An intrusive squirrel hole and water damage near the front porch of this brick home in the Cahaba Hills neighborhood of Leeds required targeted roof repair and structural updates. Damaged wood above the dark brown decorative porch columns was replaced with clean, white fascia and soffit trim. A blue leak barrier was installed in the valley before new multi-toned tan architectural shingles were integrated into the existing roof slope. The gutter repair involved realigning the white aluminum gutters and securing the metal mesh gutter guards. This completed work establishes a fully sealed roofline that protects the entryway from future pest and water intrusion.
19 photosNew Roof on Old Leeds Rd in Mountain Brook, AL
Old Leeds Rd
On Old Leeds Road in Mountain Brook, this multi-story home with light olive siding and a prominent natural stone chimney underwent a complete roof replacement. The finished structure features new brown architectural shingles across the gabled slopes alongside updated flat roofing material on the low-slope sections. During the installation, damaged sections of the roof deck were replaced with fresh plywood panels over the exposed rafters and pink fiberglass insulation. New dark brown gutters and matching downspouts were also mounted along the eaves to ensure proper drainage away from the classic green shutters.
9 photosNew Roof in Fieldstone Park, Helena, AL
Fieldstone Park
This two-story, blue-sided home in the Fieldstone Park neighborhood of Helena was updated with a complete roof replacement. The old roof was stripped down to the plywood decking and rebuilt with dimensional architectural shingles in a variegated gray-brown blend. Low-profile ridge ventilation systems were integrated along the peaks, alongside several new exhaust caps to improve overall airflow. A targeted skylight repair on the rear slope addressed potential leak areas with updated flashing and seals. The finished work coordinates cleanly with the home's existing white trim, front columns, and brick foundation steps.
29 photosEnclosed Porch in Greystone Hoover
Greystone
An existing stamped-concrete patio on this single-story white brick home in the Greystone neighborhood of Hoover served as the foundation for a new enclosed porch addition. Structural wooden framing was erected directly over the patterned concrete surface, tying the new hip roof structure directly into the home's existing roofline. Large rough-openings were framed into the walls to accommodate future window installations. After sheathing the exterior in protective house wrap, a siding installation was completed to finish the outer walls. Additionally, a roof replacement utilized matching gray architectural shingles to seamlessly blend the new addition with the rest of the residence.
10 photosMetal Roof and Custom Deck Transformation at Smith Lake
Smith Lake
This dark-gray, log-sided home at Smith Lake in Jasper was updated with a complete roof replacement and a new custom deck. The project featured the installation of gray metal roofing panels across the main home and the new porch roof. The elevated deck was constructed with a covered gable roof featuring an exposed wood truss system and a natural pine tongue-and-groove ceiling. Cable railings with wood top rails were installed around the perimeter of the deck to preserve the views of the surrounding trees. Cedar support beams and dark gray painted vertical columns securely anchored the timber structure.
16 photosNew Roof in Carisbrooke, Hoover, AL
Carisbrooke
A comprehensive exterior update refreshed this red brick home in the Carisbrooke neighborhood of Hoover. The project involved a full roof replacement using dimensional grey shingle roofing across the expansive, multi-gabled structure. New ridge vents were installed along the peaks to ensure proper ventilation. Additionally, fresh siding installation on the front dormers featured light tan horizontal lap siding to coordinate with the white-trimmed windows.
8 photosSquirrel Damage Repaired in Irondale, Al
Historic Irondale
Intruding wildlife left a damaged roof edge and chewed fascia on this home in Historic Irondale. The compromised eave area required targeted roof repair to address rotted wood and chewed-through shingles near the gutter line. Repairs included installing clean, new plywood under-soffit panels to seal off the open overhang and prevent future pest entry. Weathered gray architectural shingles were blended into the existing roofline to patch the damaged corner. The dark bronze K-style gutters and black mesh leaf guards were securely reinstalled to complete the gutter repair.
4 photosDeck Stair Construction in Helena, AL
Helena
A backyard access update in Helena's Riverwoods neighborhood replaced old staircases with newly constructed pressure-treated wood stairs. The project connected the existing dark-painted elevated deck safely to the concrete patio below. Thick southern yellow pine treads were installed over robust vertical stringers to provide long-term structural support. Handrails with matching square wooden balusters were secured on both sides of the run to ensure secure passage. This addition showcases how updates to custom decks can restore safe, functional transitions to steep backyard slopes.
16 photosExterior Painting and Deck Rebuild on Woodmere Dr, Vestavia Hills, AL
Woodmere Dr
An elevated backyard on Woodmere Dr in Vestavia Hills was updated with a newly rebuilt outdoor staircase and landing. Built using pressure-treated lumber, the structure incorporated sturdy handrails, square balusters, and clean wooden treads. The vertical support posts were anchored securely on concrete footings to stabilize the stairs along the sloped terrain. At the top of the stairs, the new wood decking transitioned directly into the home's existing dark-painted deck framework. This project demonstrates the structural details involved in custom decks designed for sloping lots.
19 photosRoof Replacement, Windows, Gutters in Bluff Park Hoover, AL
Bluff Park
Aging exterior components on this Hoover home prompted a series of updates in the Bluff Park neighborhood. The project included a complete roof replacement, featuring new plywood decking underneath dark charcoal architectural shingles. A full window replacement updated the front dormers with new white double-hung units with grid patterns. Additionally, a new gutter installation along the roofline ensures proper water runoff away from the siding and lower brick facade.
10 photosChelsea, AL Roof Replacement April 2026
Highway 39 corridor
This residential property along the Highway 39 corridor in Chelsea received a complete roof replacement to restore long-term weather protection. The home's updated roofing system features thick, multi-dimensional architectural shingles in a dark gray color. New metal flashing was fitted securely around the rectangular skylight, sealing it against water intrusion. A low-profile, shingle-over ridge vent system was installed along the roof peaks to promote balanced attic ventilation. Additionally, new pipe boots protect the plumbing vents, and the shingles tie cleanly into the base of the light gray, wood-siding chimney.
9 photosWindow Replacement and Gutter Repair in the Meadowbrook Neighborhood Hoover, AL
Meadowbrook
This two-story red brick home in the Meadowbrook neighborhood of Hoover received a series of exterior updates to restore its weather-tight seal and drainage system. The work included a complete window replacement of the front-facing units, fitting them with clean cream-colored frames that match the masonry arches. In addition, localized gutter repair along the roofline replaced worn downspouts with clean beige metal to properly route water away from the foundation. The new installations now coordinate with the home's existing grey architectural shingles and teal front entry door.
9 photosRoof Replacement and New Gutters in the Windchase neighborhood, Hoover, AL
Windchase
The complex, multi-gabled roofline of this brick home in Hoover's Windchase neighborhood was completely updated with new protective materials. Weathered wood GAF Timberline HD architectural shingles replaced the worn roofing, matching the home's multi-toned brick facade. A high-performance synthetic underlayment and StormGuard leak barriers were installed underneath the new shingles to safeguard the valleys and high-risk areas from moisture. New white aluminum gutters were also installed to ensure proper water runoff. Dark gray ridge caps and matching ventilation exhaust domes completed this comprehensive roof replacement.
9 photosMetal Roof in Cahaba Heights, Vestavia Hills
Cahaba Heights
A durable new metal roofing system now protects this light-colored brick home in Cahaba Heights, Vestavia Hills. The completed roof replacement involved stripping the old surface and securing new OSB plywood sheathing over the rafters. A high-performance synthetic underlayment was then rolled out across the entire deck to create a reliable moisture barrier. The final exterior layer features dark gray ribbed metal panels fastened securely from the roof ridge to the white trim at the eaves. This updated profile coordinates cleanly with the home's light brick walls and dark window shutters.
6 photosWindow Replacement and Fascia Repair on Lake Chelsea Ct, Chelsea, AL
Chelsea Park
Water protection and energy efficiency were restored to this brick and siding home in the Chelsea Park community of Chelsea. The targeted roof repair focused on replacing rotted wood along the roof's edge, finishing the new fascia with clean, protective gray paint to match the trim. Additionally, a window replacement resolved draft issues by installing a new tan-framed single-hung window within the horizontal siding. New matching aluminum gutters and downspouts were secured along the roofline to manage runoff. These completed improvements revitalize the exterior while safeguarding the home from seasonal weather.
10 photosBrookwood Forest Roof Replacement, Mountain Brook, AL
Brookwood Forest
This split-level home in the Brookwood Forest neighborhood of Mountain Brook received a complete roof replacement to update its aging exterior. The underlying roof deck was reinforced by securing new OSB sheathing directly over the original wood board decking. The multi-level roofline was covered with a fresh layer of dark gray architectural shingles, providing contrast against the white painted brick and light gray shutters. Matching ridge cap shingles run along the peaks, while new dark plumbing vent boots were integrated to complete the weather-tight installation.
9 photosStanding Seam Metal Roof in Glen Iris, Birmingham, AL
Glen Iris
Located in the Glen Iris neighborhood of Birmingham, this brick bungalow received a complete roof replacement. The worn shingles were stripped away to expose the wooden deck, which was then sealed with a protective leak-barrier underlayment. The finished system utilizes light gray standing seam metal roofing panels with defined vertical ribs and matching metal ridge caps. These panels integrate around the existing brick chimney and plumbing vents, updating the home's protection while complementing the dark brick and white trim.
6 photosRoof Replacement, Custom Deck, Exterior and Interior Renovation in Leeds
Leeds
This multi-level Leeds home received major exterior and interior updates, including a complete roof replacement and new outdoor living features. The worn roof was replaced with dark gray dimensional shingles across the main structure. At the rear of the house, a new wood deck was built off the back entrance with steps leading down. On the front facade, the elevated porch was fitted with white railings and a matching staircase anchored against the red brick lower level. Inside, the living areas were finished with gray wood-look flooring and fresh neutral paint.
16 photosRoof, Windows, Gutters, and Siding Replacement in Carisbrooke, Hoover
Carisbrooke
This classic brick home in the Carisbrooke neighborhood of Hoover received a complete exterior upgrade to improve both durability and curb appeal. The worn roofing was replaced with new charcoal-colored architectural shingles and updated ridge ventilation. Throughout the home, outdated windows were swapped for modern black-framed units, including large double-hung windows paired with decorative leaded-glass transoms. Fresh gutter installation completed the project, tracing the roofline with clean white runs that coordinate with the home's updated color scheme.
4 photosRoof Replacement and Gutters off Altadena Rd, Vestavia Hills
Hickory Ridge Estates
This two-story painted brick home off Altadena Road in Vestavia Hills received a complete roof replacement to update its overall weather protection. The installation featured dark gray dimensional shingles across the complex, multi-gabled roofline and rear dormers. New color-matched gutters were fitted along the roof edges, blending seamlessly with the home's existing sage-green trim and shutters. Additionally, updated flashing was installed around the base of the tall brick chimney and the rooftop ventilation pipes. The completed project delivers a uniform, clean profile that coordinates perfectly with the property's established exterior palette.
7 photosRoof Replacement, Windows in Hoover
Hoover
Several exterior updates transformed this multi-story brick home in Hoover, focusing on weather protection and low-maintenance materials. During the window replacement, old frames were swapped for white double-hung vinyl units, including a prominent arched transom window on the front facade. A complete roof replacement was performed using dark gray architectural asphalt shingles. A new gutter installation with white aluminum troughs was also completed along the roofline to ensure proper water shedding. These combined updates now protect the home's masonry and provide a clean, uniform look.
12 photosRoof, Windows, Siding, Gutters, Deck, and Fence in Edgewood, Homewood
Edgewood
Located in the Edgewood neighborhood of Homewood, this cottage received a complete exterior transformation with new horizontal white siding replacing the previous yellow and weathered shake cladding. Brand new white double-hung windows with upper grilles replaced the older units to match the updated facade. The roof replacement utilized multi-toned gray architectural shingles, which are now paired with new dark brown gutters and downspouts. Around the back, a newly built custom deck features pressure-treated wood steps, secure handrails, and a built-in safety gate.
6 photosDeck Construction in Vestavia Hills, AL
Vestavia Hills
An elevated backyard living area in Vestavia Hills was updated with the installation of a spacious custom deck. The construction featured brown composite floorboards paired with matching horizontal board skirting that neatly encloses the lower framing. A screened-in porch section was built over a portion of the platform, featuring a finished wood-paneled ceiling with recessed lighting and a ceiling fan. Near the stairs, a stone kitchen island with dark countertops was integrated to support outdoor cooking appliances. Black metal posts and thin cable railings secure the entire perimeter and staircase while maintaining open views.
6 photosRoof Replacement in Crestline Gardens, Birmingham, AL
Crestline Gardens
Replacing aged shingles on a red brick ranch home in Crestline Gardens updated the exterior while securing its structural protection. This roof replacement involved stripping old materials down to the original wood decking and installing new OSB panels. A synthetic underlayment was installed across the entire roof surface to serve as a reliable moisture barrier. The finished home received dark gray shingles that coordinated with the existing black shutters and brick facade. This update ensured long-term weather protection for the Birmingham residence.
5 photosCustom Deck in Bluff Park
Hoover
Tucking a spacious outdoor living area into the backyard, this Bluff Park home in Hoover now features a fully integrated covered porch. The completed project combined a custom deck build with a full roof replacement to ensure a seamless connection to the main residence. A low-profile wood platform was constructed with wide, multi-level wraparound steps that line the entire front and side. Underneath the new gable roof, exposed pine rafters and a central ceiling fan were installed to create an open-air ceiling. Dark brown shingles cover the new structure, matching the updated roofline of the primary home.
2 photosMansard Roof Replacement in Hoover
Hoover
Bluff Park homes with distinct architectural features, like this multi-story brick residence in Hoover, require specialized solutions for steep mansard roofs. The extensive roof replacement involved installing new wood sheathing along the vertical slopes and the upper pitch. Dark charcoal architectural shingles now cover the entire structure, providing a clean contrast to the red brick facade and black window shutters. Additionally, the five white dormer windows were meticulously flashed and sealed to protect the home against water intrusion. This completed project restored structural integrity while maintaining the property's classic design.
4 photosRoof Replacement in Trussville
Trussville
Weathered-wood dimensional shingles were installed during this complete roof replacement in the Longmeadow neighborhood of Trussville. The new roofing material covers the entire multi-gabled structure, spanning the steep front peaks and the rear hip roof over the back deck. These architectural shingles feature varied brown and gray tones that align with the home's light gray vinyl siding and classic brick foundation. White gutters and clean fascia trim run along the roof edges, providing a crisp border against the dark shingles.
5 photosRoof Repair in Willow Branch Chelsea, Al
Willow Branch
A two-story brick home in the Willow Branch neighborhood of Chelsea is currently undergoing targeted roof repair to address critical transition areas. On the steep roof slopes, a self-adhering StormGuard leak barrier is being installed beneath the dark brown architectural shingles. Along the roofline, damaged wood trim at the soffit returns and fascia is being replaced with fresh backing boards to seal up the eaves. This work integrates with the home’s existing dark brown seamless gutters and downspouts to ensure proper water shedding away from the brick and stucco exterior walls. These targeted updates resolve vulnerable intersection points to protect the structural integrity of the home.
33 photosGentilly Forest Roof Replacement and Deck Rebuild
Gentilly Forest
Active renovation work is underway on Columbiana Road in the Gentilly Forest neighborhood of Vestavia Hills to update both the home's roof and its rear outdoor living space. A complete roof replacement is currently in progress, with older, weathered asphalt shingles being stripped away down to the plywood. Damaged sections of decking are being replaced with new plywood sheets before synthetic underlayment and fresh gray architectural shingles are laid down. Simultaneously, the backyard features a weathered wood deck and overhead pergola structure that are undergoing a full custom decks rebuild.
7 photosStone Corn Shed on the Cahaba River in Vestavia Hills, AL
Old Looney Mill Rd
Our crew is building a stone corn shed on a property along the Cahaba River, off Old Looney Mill Road in Vestavia Hills. All of the rock came from the same property. An older structure there was falling apart, so we reclaimed the stone and relaid it into the walls of the shed. Look close at the photos and you can see flecks of the original paint and the weathered patina on the face of the rock, so the new walls carry the history of the building they came from. The masonry is up, the doorway is framed, the roofline is framed out with wood fascia, and a concrete apron sits at the entry. Shelving, doors, and a metal roof come next to finish out the structure.
17 photosWest Homewood Home Remodel
West Homewood
An exterior and interior structural renovation is currently underway on this cottage-style home in Homewood. The exterior is receiving a complete siding installation, transitioning from aging tan lap siding to a modern sage-green board and batten profile. On the roofline, corrugated metal roofing is paired with clean white gutter installation to improve drainage and weather protection. Interior spaces are currently opened to the studs, exposing diagonal subfloor planks and plumbing lines in preparation for modern upgrades and window replacement. Worn rear steps and landings are also slated for updates to establish secure, cohesive custom decks.
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