Our Work, Unfiltered

Every photo here is from our own job sites around Johnson County. Tear-offs, decking, finished roofs, and the drone shots we take to prove it.

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The middle of the job matters most

Anyone can photograph a finished roof. What's underneath, and how it got there, is where quality lives.

Roof stripped to the rafters with crew installing new decking — Stripped to the rafters. Bad decking gets replaced, never buried.

Crew tearing old shingles off a roof down to bare decking — Tear-off day. The old roof leaves in a trailer, not in your flowerbeds.

Crew installing new OSB roof decking on a subdivision home — New decking going down straight and screwed tight before any shingle shows up.

Shingle bundles staged on underlayment with crew working on a Greenwood roof — Underlayment down, bundles staged, Greenwood job moving.

Roofing crew working with tarps protecting the lawn and landscaping below — Tarps down before tear-off starts. Your landscaping is part of the job.

Crew mid-replacement on a large two-story home — Mid-replacement on a two-story. Steep work, done safely.

Finished roof replacement on a two-story home seen from the street — The finished product from the curb, where you'll see it every day.

New architectural shingles and ridge vent beside a brick chimney — New ridge vent and shingles trimmed clean around original brick.

New gutter meeting a shingle valley with clean flashing detail — Valley-to-gutter detail. Corners are where craftsmanship shows.

Close-up of driftwood-colored shingles and a straight ridge cap — Ridge cap running straight. Details like this are the difference.

New architectural shingles bringing an older home back to life.

Roof underlayment on an older home with church steeples in the distance — Working under the steeples in a historic downtown neighborhood.

Top-down drone photo of a completed gray shingle roof — Top-down drone documentation. Every slope, on record.

Drone photo of a large roof half covered in underlayment during installation — Mid-install from above. This is how we document progress for you.

Drone view of a new roof in a newly built subdivision — Fresh shingles in one of the area's fast-growing subdivisions.

Finished shingle roof on a ranch home beside a neighborhood pond — Pond-side ranch, finished and photographed at walkthrough.

View down a new gray shingle ridge in a mature tree-lined neighborhood — Down the ridge in a mature neighborhood, lines running true.

Backyard barn shed with a new shingle roof — Yes, we do sheds and barns too. Same shingles, same standards.

Jake and Aaron, owners of The Reasonable Roofers, at a job site — Jake and Aaron. The owners you'll actually talk to.

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