The plate book · BXC’s own photographs
Our recent roofing projects, plate by plate.
Every photograph on this page was taken by BXC on its own jobs around Tyler and East Texas: new roofs from directly above, finished homes from the street, crews in the middle of a tear-off, flat commercial roofs, and rooms rebuilt after water and storm damage. Each plate says what is in the frame and nothing more.
Sheet one
Straight down
A drone over the roof, camera pointing at the ground. From here you can see the pitch changes, the valleys and how the roof sits on its lot.
Reading the plates: each photograph is BXC’s own work, and each caption names only what is visible.
Sheet two
From the street
The finished product is what the neighbours see: brick, stone and stucco homes, a gated street of matching townhomes, and acreage where the roof is the biggest thing in the picture.
Sheet three
Crew at work
A roof is replaced in layers: the old roof comes off, the decking is swept and checked, underlayment dries the house in, and the shingles go on course by course. These plates follow that order.
Sheet four
Commercial roofs, storm damage and restoration
Flat roofs on commercial buildings, a roof opened by a storm, and the rooms BXC Restoration rebuilds afterwards.
Your roof could be the next plate.
The inspection and estimate are free and same-day. Read what homeowners say about these jobs, then call the office.