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The work, from the ridge down to the floor.

A storm does not stop at the shingles. Water finds the ridge, crosses the field of the roof, runs off the eave, slides down the wall and, when it gets in, ends up on the floor. These photos follow that same route, so you can see each kind of work where it sits in the house.

Every picture comes from the job photos Iron Shield has published. Some are finished and some are still in progress, and the captions say only what you can see in the frame.

Ridge and field

Roofing Projects

The roof takes the first hit, so it comes first here. Read more about residential roofing and commercial roofing.

A two-storey brick home with a new architectural shingle roof under heavy storm cloud
A two-storey brick home with a new architectural shingle roof under heavy storm cloud.
A finished charcoal shingle roof and a copper-capped stone chimney, seen from directly above
Looking straight down on a finished charcoal shingle roof and a copper-capped stone chimney.
A carriage house with a new dark green shingle roof and matching canopies over the entries
A carriage house with a new dark green shingle roof and matching canopies over the entries.
The back of a brick home with a finished hip roof
The back of a brick home with a finished hip roof.
A single-storey brick home with a finished roof and an Iron Shield sign on the lawn
A single-storey brick home with a finished roof and an Iron Shield sign on the lawn.

Eave and wall

Exterior Remodeling Projects

Below the roof edge, gutters, siding and covered outdoor spaces decide where the water goes next. See gutters and siding and outdoor structures for the detail behind these two jobs.

The roofline, gutters and a downspout on a dark grey stucco home
The roofline, gutters and a downspout on a dark grey stucco home.
A new patio cover with a timber post, a finished timber ceiling, a gutter and a downspout, with a ladder still in frame
A new patio cover with a timber post, a finished timber ceiling, a gutter and a downspout. A ladder is still in frame.

Floor

Restoration Projects

When water gets past the roof and the walls, the work moves indoors. Learn more about water damage mitigation and fire and storm damage restoration.

Flooring lifted to the slab with a dehumidifier and an air mover running and a technician standing with his back to the camera
Flooring lifted to the slab, with a dehumidifier and an air mover running and a technician working with his back to the camera.
Air movers and a dehumidifier set up to dry a hardwood kitchen floor
Air movers and a dehumidifier set up to dry a hardwood kitchen floor.

Seen a job here that looks like yours?

Call the Springdale office or send the details. Estimates are free, and the team can help you through the insurance claim.