A New Roof, Without the Mess
A roof replacement shouldn't leave nails in your lawn and shingle scraps in your flower beds. On this Round Rock stone home, we set up our Catch-All debris protection system before the tear-off began: heavy-duty netting hung from the roofline to the ground on tall support poles, with ground tarps underneath. As our crew stripped the old shingles, the debris went straight into the net instead of onto the landscaping, windows, and yard.With the home protected, we removed the old roof down to the deck and installed a new [BRAND / LINE] shingle roof in [COLOR], with new underlayment, flashing, and ridge vent.Most roofers use a few tarps and hope for the best. We invest in professional-grade protection on every replacement because the job isn't done until your property looks like we were never there.
- Category
- ClientPrivate Residence – Round Rock, TX
- StartJuly 10, 2024
- EndJuly 11, 2024
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Our Speciality
Catch-All Debris Protection
01We hang professional-grade debris netting from the roofline down to the ground on every side we work on, with tarps underneath. Old shingles and nails slide straight into the net instead of landing in flower beds or bouncing off windows.Complete Tear-Off
02Our crew removed the old shingles down to the roof deck, including around the front gable and its arched window. That way the new roof is installed on a clean, inspected surface rather than layered over old problems.New Shingle Roof
03We installed a new [BRAND / LINE] shingle roof in [COLOR], with new underlayment, flashing, and ridge vent, built to stand up to Central Texas hail and wind.
We replaced the shingle roof on this North Round Rock home, with our Catch-All jobsite protection system set up around the house before the tear-off began.
Project Snapshot
Location
North Round Rock, TX
Property
Single-family home
Roof
Asphalt shingles
Scope
Full shingle roof replacement
Protection
Catch-All jobsite protection system
The Work
Protecting the Property First
Before any old roofing came off, our crew set up the Catch-All jobsite protection system: heavy-duty netting hung from the roofline down to the ground. As the tear-off progressed, old roofing, nails, and debris slid into the netting instead of scattering across the landscaping, lawn, and driveway.
The system is designed to contain debris during the tear-off itself, rather than relying on finding it after it has already reached the yard.
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