Job No. 005
Houston 77066
The solar company went out of business. The panels came off, the roof was rebuilt, and the panels went back on — all in the same week.

- panels detached
- March 2, 2026
- torn off + rebuilt
- March 3, 2026 — one day
- panels re-set
- March 5, 2026
- shingles
- Atlas Pinnacle Pristine
- underlayment
- synthetic, full deck
- independent inspection
- passed March 23, 2026
- status
- complete
The problem nobody would own
The company that installed the solar panels went out of business. The roof under the array needed replacing, and a roof with panels on it is the job most roofers walk away from. This one started there.

Panels off
Harnessed and roped, the crew unbolted the array and moved it off the roof. The mounts stayed in the old shingles — they came off with the tear-off.

The rebuild
One day for the roof itself: tear-off, deck stripped to the wood, synthetic underlayment over every slope, then new shingles.



The finish
By the end of the build day the new roof was on — dormers, valleys, ridge lines, all of it photographed from the air before the panels returned.


Panels back on
Two days later the same panels went back up onto the new shingles. Later that month, the homeowner's mortgage company sent its own independent inspector to review the finished work. It passed.



Don't take our word for it.
Panels off, panels on — photographed
The full detach and re-set captured from the air: off March 2, back on the new roof March 5.
Atlas Pinnacle Pristine shingles
Bundle labels photographed on the roof during the build.
Independent inspection, passed
The homeowner's mortgage company sent its own inspector after completion — not ours. Passed March 23, 2026.