The purpose of going out into the field is so I can learn the terminology and industry, but I get to indulge in some pretty picturesque views. Each day, I get to see sights the average Oregonian doesn’t get to see and enjoy. From the rooftops, the world appears more at ease and peaceful. It would be selfish of me not to share my views with the rest of the community.

I’ve decided to share my favorites. Each week, I’ll provide my three favorite photos I took during the week. This week’s photos features a sloppy roofing contractor, a roof addition gone awry, and a majestic tree:

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The purpose of going out into the field is so I can learn the terminology and industry, but I get to indulge in some pretty picturesque views. Each day, I get to see sights the average Oregonian doesn’t get to see and enjoy. From the rooftops, the world appears more at ease and peaceful. It would be selfish of me not to share my views with the rest of the community.

I’ve decided to share my favorites. Each week, I’ll provide my three favorite photos I took during the week. This week’s photos features an up close look at a shake valley, a wavy roof, and a great A-frame home:

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The purpose of going out into the field is so I can learn the terminology and industry, but I get to indulge in some pretty picturesque views. Each day, I get to see sights the average Oregonian doesn’t get to see and enjoy. From the rooftops, the world appears more at ease and peaceful. It would be selfish of me not to share my views with the rest of the community.

I’ve decided to share my favorites. Each week, I’ll provide my three favorite photos I took during the week. This week’s photos features a stick method for curing moss, a strip method for curing moss, and a bad run:

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The purpose of going out into the field is so I can learn the terminology and industry, but I get to indulge in some pretty picturesque views. Each day, I get to see sights the average Oregonian doesn’t get to see and enjoy. From the rooftops, the world appears more at ease and peaceful. It would be selfish of me not to share my views with the rest of the community.

I’ve decided to share my favorites. Each week, I’ll provide my three favorite photos I took during the week. This week’s photos features a tile examination, a close up of an erosion hole, and a lead pipe flashing gone back:

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The purpose of going out into the field is so I can learn the terminology and industry, but I get to indulge in some pretty picturesque views. Each day, I get to see sights the average Oregonian doesn’t get to see and enjoy. From the rooftops, the world appears more at ease and peaceful. It would be selfish of me not to share my views with the rest of the community.

I’ve decided to share my favorites. Each week, I’ll provide my three favorite photos I took during the week. This week’s photos features a tile examination, a close up of an erosion hole, and a lead pipe flashing gone back:

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The purpose of going out into the field is so I can learn the terminology and industry, but I get to indulge in some pretty picturesque views. Each day, I get to see sights the average Oregonian doesn’t get to see and enjoy. From the rooftops, the world appears more at ease and peaceful. It would be selfish of me not to share my views with the rest of the community.

I’ve decided to share my favorites. Each week, I’ll provide my three favorite photos I took during the week. This week’s photos features Christmas in August, a new shake roof, and a roof past its prime:

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The purpose of going out into the field is so I can learn the terminology and industry, but I get to indulge in some pretty picturesque views. Each day, I get to see sights the average Oregonian doesn’t get to see and enjoy. From the rooftops, the world appears more at ease and peaceful. It would be selfish of me not to share my views with the rest of the community.

I’ve decided to share my favorites. Each week, I’ll provide my three favorite photos I took during the week. This week’s photos features a free roof from a shingle manufacturer, roof vomit, and Patrick’s dream car:

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The purpose of going out into the field is so I can learn the terminology and industry, but I get to indulge in some pretty picturesque views. Each day, I get to see sights the average Oregonian doesn’t get to see and enjoy. From the rooftops, the world appears more at ease and peaceful. It would be selfish of me not to share my views with the rest of the community.

I’ve decided to share my favorites. Each week, I’ll provide my three favorite photos I took during the week. This week’s photos features an old roof before our roof replacement team started working, Patrick in heaven, and a one of a kind looking van:

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