https://brightviewconstruct.com/gallery 2026-10-29T13:22:26.967Z https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-shingle-roof-aerial-twilight.jpg Completed shingle roof, aerial view at twilight A finished roof replacement on a single story suburban home, photographed from the air at twilight. New architectural asphalt shingles, a continuous ridge vent line down the peak, and gutters cleared at the end of the job. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-roof-brick-ranch-aerial.jpg Aerial view of a completed brick ranch roof An aerial look at a completed roof on a single story brick ranch home. New architectural shingles across every plane and ridge, with the driveway and lawn cleared of old shingles at the end of the project. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-roof-cleanup-aerial.jpg Completed roof with final cleanup, aerial The last step of a roof replacement is the cleanup. This aerial shows a completed asphalt shingle roof on a brick ranch with the lawn, drive, and planting beds cleared of torn off shingles and nails. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-roof-two-car-garage.jpg Completed roof on a two car garage home A completed roof replacement on a two story home with a bay window, an arched entry, and a two car garage. Dimensional asphalt shingles in a grey and brown blend laid over a fully vented attic. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-roof-brick-home-arched-entry.jpg Completed roof on a brick home with arched entry A finished roof on a large two story brick home. Dimensional asphalt shingles in a dark blend, new ridge caps, and flashing tied cleanly into the dormers and the chimney. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-roof-brick-ranch-front.jpg Completed roof on a brick ranch, front view A completed residential roof replacement on a brick ranch home. Dimensional shingles in a grey and brown blend, a refinished chimney, and gutters running the full length of the eave. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-roof-brightview-sign-flag.jpg Completed roof with BrightView yard sign A completed roof replacement on a single story home, with the BrightView Construction yard sign still on the lawn. Licensed and fully insured from tear off to final cleanup, with our own crews on every job. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-roof-brightview-yard-sign.jpg Completed roof on a large brick home, BrightView sign A finished roof on a large two story brick home, photographed the same day the site was cleaned up. The BrightView Construction sign stays up during the job so neighbors can look at the work while it is happening. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-roof-cross-gable-dormer.jpg Completed roof on a cross gable home with dormer A completed roof on a home with a main gable, a cross gable, and a side dormer. Cuts, valleys, and dormer sidewalls on a roofline like this are where a shingle job is won or lost. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-final-shingle-installation-crew.jpg Crew finishing a shingle installation A crew closing out the shingle work on a large multicolor roof. Full replacement is handled by our own installers, so one company owns the tear off, the underlayment, and the finished roof. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-completed-shingle-roof-brick-chimney.jpg Completed shingle roof with a brick chimney A completed roof on a single story home, looking down the slope toward the brick chimney. New shingles, new vent boots, and flashing dressed into the chimney. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-charcoal-shingles-ridge-vent.jpg Charcoal shingles and ridge vent detail Detail of a completed roof in charcoal architectural shingles. The ridge vent runs the full length of the peak so the attic exhausts at the top while intake vents pull air in at the eaves. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-warm-tone-shingles-roof-detail.jpg Warm tone shingles roof detail A finished slope in a warm brown and red architectural shingle blend. Dimensional shingles like these give a roof depth and hold their color better than flat three tab shingles. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-new-shingle-roof-ridge-vent-detail.jpg New shingle roof and ridge vent detail New charcoal architectural shingles with a ridge vent capped down the peak. The gable end beside it is wrapped in synthetic house wrap, waiting on its siding. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-roof-crew-sunset-installation.jpg Roof crew installing at sunset A roofer setting shingles on the peak of a large brick home at the end of the day, with ladders still set around the house. BrightView Construction is headquartered in Wyandotte, Michigan. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-roof-replacement-crew-aerial-dusk.jpg Roof replacement crew, aerial view at dusk A full crew mid installation on a two story home, seen from the air at dusk. Synthetic underlayment is down across the deck and bundles of new shingles are staged ready to run. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-tear-off-underlayment-installation.jpg Tear off and underlayment installation The old roof is off and synthetic underlayment is going down over the bare deck. The deck gets walked and any soft or rotted sheathing is replaced before the first shingle goes on. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-underlayment-installation-proarmor.jpg Underlayment installation on a residential roof Synthetic underlayment is down across the deck with bundles of new architectural shingles staged on top. Underlayment is the layer that keeps water out when wind drives rain up under a shingle. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-underlayment-shingle-bundles-aerial.jpg Underlayment and shingle bundles, aerial view Underlayment down and shingle bundles spread across the deck so the installers are not walking a bare roof for material. Work in progress on a residential replacement in the Downriver area. https://brightviewconstruct.com/media/gallery-chimney-flashing-roof-detail.jpg Chimney flashing and finish work Final work at the brick chimney: new flashing, new counterflashing, and the cap sealed. Chimney flashing is one of the most common reasons a roof that looks fine still drips.