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Residential · 16 sets
Architectural shingle on a Plano brick ranchA single-storey L-plan ranch with two mature live oaks over the roof — the most common assessment in north Dallas, and the one where tree cover hides the most. Architectural shingle
Standing-seam metal on a Fort Worth stone-and-brick homeShallow cross-gables in dark bronze standing seam, with a rear solar array and narrow skylights the panels have to work around. Standing-seam metal
Architectural shingle on a two-storey Frisco homeA clipped hip roof in slate grey on newer tan brick — modern subdivision geometry, with more roof-to-wall transitions than the shape suggests. Architectural shingle
Impact-resistant shingle on a McKinney stone-fronted homeWarm-grey impact-rated shingles on a one-and-a-half-storey stone frontage, with an offset garage and a mature oak over the drive. Impact-resistant shingle
Standing-seam metal on a Southlake courtyard houseA long, low stone home on a courtyard plan in matte charcoal, with narrow skylights set into the runs. Standing-seam metal
Concrete tile on a broad Colleyville stone residenceMuted brown concrete tile over irregular hips on a large stone house with a circular drive. Concrete tile
Dimensional shingle on an Arlington brick bungalowA modest red-brick bungalow on a narrow lot with a detached rear garage — two separate roofs, and both get assessed. Architectural shingle
Concrete tile on a Grapevine stucco-and-brick homeWeathered terracotta tile over low hips on cream stucco, with a pool partly visible behind. Concrete tile
Galvalume standing seam on a Denton farmhouseA contemporary board-and-batten farmhouse in Galvalume, with black trim and long uninterrupted panel runs. Standing-seam metal
Architectural shingle across a large Keller roofDeep-brown shingles over multiple hips and a screened rear porch — a big ordinary roof, where the risk is skipping a plane rather than missing a defect. Architectural shingle
Architectural shingle on a 1970s Garland homeCool-grey shingles over a simple hip on a single-storey brick house with a side carport. Architectural shingle
Architectural shingle on a Richardson mid-century ranchTwo large planes in medium charcoal over a mid-century brick ranch, with a rear patio cover tying in below. Architectural shingle
Dimensional shingle on a two-storey Coppell homeDark slate shingles over asymmetrical gables with a small rear dormer — more transitions than the front elevation suggests. Architectural shingle
Dimensional shingle on a Flower Mound stone-and-brick homeA broad hip roof in weathered brown, with a greenbelt behind and heavy tree cover to one side. Architectural shingle
Impact-resistant shingle on a Mansfield corner-lot homeCharcoal impact-rated shingles over three front gables on an exposed corner lot. Impact-resistant shingle
Architectural shingle on a Rockwall home with a detached workshopA long ridge in warm grey, plus a detached workshop with its own roof and its own age. Architectural shingle
Commercial and low-slope · 5 sets
Torch-down membrane on a small Dallas commercial buildingA cream-parapet urban building with three rooftop curbs — a low-slope roof where everything depends on where the water is meant to go. Torch-down membrane
Low-slope membrane on an Irving mixed-use buildingA stepped-parapet brick building with a roof drain and a service lane — a working commercial roof rather than a showpiece. Modified bitumen
TPO membrane on an Arlington retail buildingWhite TPO across a single-storey retail roof with six skylights and a rooftop curb line. TPO membrane
Modified bitumen on a compact Dallas apartment buildingA medium-grey cap sheet behind brick parapets, draining to an internal outlet. Modified bitumen
Mineral-surface cap sheet on a Grand Prairie warehouseA brown mineral cap sheet over a small warehouse, with sawtooth neighbouring roofs and a gravel service yard. Modified bitumen
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