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Photo credits and licences

These photographs are published under the licences named below. None of them shows a project completed through this site, a company we work with, or a customer’s property presented as our own work.

  • Shingle roof contractor

    Paul West · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source · licence text

    4032 × 3024 px original · used for Homepage hero · A shingle installation project in Bloomington, Indiana, photographed by the contractor who did the work. Not a company featured on this site and not a project arranged through it.

  • Cedar shingles are lifted onto the roof using a telehandler. Crews are seen near the ridge installing shingles for the new roof.

    National Park Service · Public domain · source · licence text

    5184 × 3456 px original · used for Roof repair warranties guide · A National Park Service preservation project (Warfield house, Gettysburg). It shows how scaffolding, a lift and a crew are used on a real roof; it is not a customer project of this site and the house is not a typical modern home.

  • Ceiling water damage

    Atomicdragon136 · CC BY 3.0 · source · licence text

    3264 × 2448 px original · used for Roof leak guide · Interior evidence of a leak, not a diagnosis of its source.

  • Asphalt shingles damage

    Samuel Bolton · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source · licence text

    2880 × 2160 px original · used for Roof inspection checklist guide · Illustrates one kind of shingle damage; other failure modes look different.

  • Failure of asphalt shingles allowing roof leakage

    Dale Mahalko (DMahalko) · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source · licence text

    3648 × 2736 px original · used for Repair warranty guide · Aged shingles on one roof; age alone does not decide replacement.

  • The tree fallen over the roof

    KatieThebeau · CC BY 2.0 · source · licence text

    5184 × 3456 px original · used for Storm damage guide · Storm damage varies; this is one outcome, not a typical severity.

  • Standing seam metal roof 3

    Wikideas1 · CC0 1.0 · source · licence text

    4000 × 3000 px original · used for Metal roof guide · Seams and fasteners differ between metal roof systems.

  • Finished EPDM covered roof

    KVDP · Public domain · source · licence text

    2288 × 1904 px original · used for Flat roof guide · Photographed outside the United States; membrane types and detailing vary.

  • Lead flashing around a chimney stack, Trimingham

    Kolforn · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source · licence text

    5152 × 3864 px original · used for Flashing guide · Photographed in the United Kingdom; flashing materials and practice differ by region.

  • FEMA - 44364 - Roof repair workers in Oklahoma

    Win Henderson / FEMA · Public domain (US federal government work) · source · licence text

    3000 × 1993 px original · used for Compare quotes guide · A disaster-recovery work site; not a company profiled on this site.

  • Ice dam slate roof

    Dmcroof · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source · licence text

    3072 × 2304 px original · used for Seasonal maintenance, region by region · An ice dam forming on a slate roof near Cleveland, Ohio: snow melt caused by attic heat loss collects at the eave and freezes. Slate rather than asphalt shingle, but the mechanism at the eave is the same.

  • Hailstorm

    NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory · Public domain · source · licence text

    1848 × 1192 px original · used for Class 4 impact-resistant shingles · Altus, Oklahoma, 1982, photographed by NOAA's storm intercept team; the largest stones were reported at roughly 2 to 3 inches. A record photograph, not a damage study.

  • Missing shingles

    U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region · Public domain · source · licence text

    1280 × 960 px original · used for Roof insurance: ACV, RCV and limits · The National Key Deer Refuge office in the Florida Keys after Hurricane Irma, September 2017.

  • Roofer working on a home in Oklahoma

    Patsy Lynch (FEMA) · Public domain · source · licence text

    3000 × 1993 px original · used for Roofing scams after a storm · Norman, Oklahoma, June 2010: a contractor repairs roof damage after tornadoes. A photograph of real repair work, not an endorsement of any company.

  • Blue tarp on a tornado damaged home in Oklahoma

    Win Henderson (FEMA) · Public domain · source · licence text

    2171 × 1447 px original · used for Documenting and filing a roof insurance claim · Tecumseh, Oklahoma, May 2010. Temporary protection of this kind is installed by trained crews; the photograph is not a recommendation to work at height.

  • Asphalt shingles damage

    Samuel Bolton · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source · licence text

    2880 × 2160 px original · used for Roof age and home insurance · Shingles damaged when branches were blown onto the roof during a thunderstorm in Tennessee, 2020. Storm damage rather than gradual wear, which is exactly the distinction a claim turns on.

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