A useful project photo set documents the problem, the work area and the finished result. Photos are easier to interpret when they show the same location before and after.
Take a wide photo for context, a close-up of the problem and a finished photo at the same location. A short caption describing what changed makes the work easier to understand.
Contact the Dekoven Roofing office if you have a question about your project or want to request an estimate.
Project photos document conditions and results. They help with warranty, insurance and future planning.
Clear, dated and labeled photos are most useful. Wide shots show context and close-ups show details.
Good photos help if the roof leaks again, if you sell the property or if an insurer asks for records. Ask that photos be labeled by roof area, such as north slope or chimney, so they can be matched to the roof later.
Store them with your proposal and warranty paperwork.
Will the contractor provide photos? Can they share them digitally?
Yes.
As long as you own the building.
Yes, before they are covered.
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