What to know before sharing roofing project photos

Dekoven Roofing

November 13, 2026

A project photo should focus on the roof work and give useful context without exposing details the owner has not agreed to share.

Ask for permission before sharing addresses, customer names or logos. Use close-ups and neutral captions when the work can be explained without identifying the customer or property.

Contact the Dekoven Roofing office if you have a question about your project or want to request an estimate.

Think before sharing

Project photos can show address details, people and valuables.

Consider

  • Whether the address is identifiable.
  • Whether people are visible.
  • Who will see them.
  • Your consent.

Ask

Does the contractor ask permission before using photos? Where are they used?

Privacy basics

If you agree to photo use, ask where they will appear, such as a website or social media, and whether the address will be shown. Ask for any permissions in writing.

You can change your mind later and ask for photos to be taken down, though copies already shared may be hard to recall.

Decide

You can usually decline, and you can ask for photos to be removed later.

Frequently asked questions

Can I ask them to remove photos?

Yes, ask.

Do I have to agree?

No.

Can photos show my address?

Ask that they not.

Related: Request a roofing estimate

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