Real roofs. Real photos.

Aerial front elevation, original faded tile

Spalled and broken rake tiles along the gable

Failed pipe-jack flashing tarred over as a temp patch

Second failed flashing, tar bandaids everywhere

Missing tile exposing the deck, underlayment gone

Underside view, brittle original felt

Tear-off day, stacking tile, prepping deck

TileSeal HT underlayment down, battens set

New Polyglass valley in, reloading tile

Finished, clean courses, no more patches

Power Peak banner up, job site in Gilbert

Aerial, underlayment and battens down, tile loaded

Fresh sheathing on the deck before underlayment

New valley metal set into TileSeal HT underlayment

Full complex aerial, 12 buildings, all SPF roofs, all past service life on the coating.

Top-down showing coating loss and debris fields along both roof planes.

Coating loss visible across the entire deck, no reflectivity left.

Classic UV alligatoring, the sign a foam roof needs immediate recoat before water intrusion starts.

Debris and coating erosion around HVAC penetrations, moisture trap.

Palm and eucalyptus debris packed against parapet, first thing our crew removes.

Chalked coating and vent boots still sealed, foam core in good shape underneath.

Chalked, weathered surface, recoat, don't replace.

Context shot, Rivera Park sits central Chandler, easy 4-day mobilization for our crew.

Concrete S-tile mansard trim, will be pressure-washed and re-sealed during the recoat scope.

Front elevation aerial, shingles look uniform from the street, but every plane is toast up close.

Wide field shot, chalky, blotchy, granules gone across the whole slope.

Close-up, fiberglass mat exposed, no granules left protecting the asphalt.

Missing tabs and mismatched patches, every dark square is a prior handyman fix.

Patch on top of patch, the transition down to the flat section is barely holding.

Eave line, worst wear zone, granules gone, mat blistering.

HVAC unit sits at the shingle-to-flat transition, critical detail area, no good flashing left.

Curb flashing failed, sealant cracked, penetrations exposed, active leak path.

Flat section, three generations of patch coating peeling apart from each other.

Coating detail, alligator cracking down to the substrate, no waterproofing left.

During install, fresh synthetic underlayment down before the new field gets loaded.

Street-side progress shot, crew on the roof, banner up, new system going on.

Finished main slope, clean lines, even courses, fresh brown architectural shingles.

After install overview, new shingle field tied cleanly into the low-slope section.

Finished low-slope section, fresh coating and clean perimeter edges.

Shingle-to-flat transition finished correctly with a clean tie-in around the HVAC area.

Before: tile stacked at the tile-to-low-slope transition, aging underlayment underneath.

Before: one of five top-mounted HVAC units sitting on the low-slope section.

Before: rolled roofing section on the main house, seams and field showing their age.

Before: tile lifted to check the deck and the original underlayment condition.

During: crew stripping the old system down to the deck.

During: Polyglass Polystick MTS Plus going down, HVAC units pulled and set aside.

During: tile loaded out over the new underlayment, dump trailer on site.

During: crew setting tile on the main house, Power Peak truck and dump trailer on site.

During: wide aerial of the property with the main house and detached garage mid re-roof.

After: finished tile roof on the main house with the low-slope areas tied in clean.

Before: staining and worn top coat across the field, HVAC units and satellite masts in place.

Before: debris packed against the parapet and blocking drainage at the pool-side building.

Before: aging coating with rust staining around the HVAC curbs and dish mounts.

Before: wide aerial of the community, ten buildings scheduled for recoating.

During: staging ladders, blowers, and spray equipment on site each morning.

During: crew working the parapet walls after the coping was repaired and resealed.

During: building by building, the new coating going down bright white.

After: finished elastomeric surface with HVAC units reset and the field tied in clean.

After: multiple buildings completed, crew trucks and trailer staged below.

The La Casa de Fuente entrance on East Thomas Road in Scottsdale.