Roof Recovery LLC On-Site
Owner Tom Kaas at a job site in Lebanon County, PA — PAHIC166648 licensed & insured
No stock photos. No staged shots. These are real roofing and siding jobs completed by Tom and his crew across Lebanon and surrounding PA counties.
Owner Tom Kaas at a job site in Lebanon County, PA — PAHIC166648 licensed & insured
Rusty, weathered standing seam metal roof gets a second life with a professional silicone coating system — no tear-off needed, no full replacement cost. The coating seals every seam and extends the roof's service life by years. Learn more: Metal vs. Asphalt Shingles →
Oxidized, weathered standing seam metal showing rust and wear. Instead of a full replacement, this roof was a candidate for professional silicone coating restoration.
Full-coverage black silicone coating applied across the entire standing seam metal roof. Sealed, protected, and ready for years more service — at a fraction of replacement cost.
From stripped-down HomeGuard wrap to a clean finished exterior — this Lebanon County home got a complete siding overhaul. No shortcuts, no gaps, no sloppy trim work.
Old siding stripped, house wrapped in HomeGuard moisture barrier. The foundation for a watertight exterior — done right before the siding goes on.
Grey vinyl siding, white trim, new metal porch roof. Clean lines, tight seams. This is what decades of experience look like on the outside.
Full tear-off down to the deck, new underlayment, and clean architectural shingles installed top-to-bottom. Owner Tom Kaas on-site for every nail. This backyard view shows the transformation from stripped deck to finished install.
Shingles stripped down to bare deck. Every board inspected before new material goes down — no shortcuts on the foundation.
New architectural shingles, clean ridgeline, tight to every edge. Tom on the completed roof — he doesn't leave until it's right.
A large residential pitch stripped and reshingled over two days. The rooftop perspective shows the scale of what a full replacement actually looks like — from debris and old felt down to bare deck, then sealed and finished.
Old shingles stripped at the ridge, debris cleared, underlayment exposed. The crew works top-down so the deck stays clean for inspection.
Beautiful brown architectural shingles across the full pitch, new ridge vent installed. Built to last decades — backed by a lifetime no-leak guarantee.
Full EPDM rubber membrane installation on a flat/low-slope roof in Ephrata. Clean seams, properly flashed penetrations, and sealed vent boots.
Completed EPDM flat roof — clean seams, flashed penetrations. Premium rubber membrane installed on a flat/low-slope commercial-style roof in Ephrata.
Second angle of the finished EPDM membrane installation. Plumbing vent boot properly sealed — every penetration flashed and watertight.
Asbestos shingle tear-off on a tight urban Victorian home. Rotted decking repaired, new architectural shingles installed, plus a painted standing seam porch roof. Professional equipment in tight quarters — Equipter between buildings, crew with respirators for safe asbestos removal.
Equipter positioned between buildings on a downtown Victorian lot. Tight spaces require precise equipment placement and careful logistics.
Crew actively working on the roof with the Equipter raised and ready. Branded Roof Recovery truck visible on the street below.
Clean, professional job site setup: branded truck, Equipter, and caution tape perimeter. This is how a real contractor works.
Ladders set up for the tear-off, working between brick building facades. Access in an urban environment takes extra planning.
Safety first. Crew wearing respirators during asbestos shingle removal. Proper PPE is non-negotiable on any asbestos job.
Rotted plywood deck exposed under the old asbestos shingles. Every bad board gets replaced before new material goes down.
Old asbestos shingles being removed. The extent of the decay and deterioration is visible — this roof needed to come off.
New architectural shingles installed — clean lines, tight seams. Professional install on a downtown Victorian.
Full roof face complete with new architectural shingles. The entire surface is clean, watertight, and built to last decades.
Finished roof with snow guards installed — protects the porch and landscaping below during PA winters.
Street view of the completed roof. New shingles across the full pitch — clean from the sidewalk, built to last decades.
Painted standing seam metal porch roof — clean, flat finish over the curved porch. A distinctive touch on a classic Victorian.
From stone-facade colonials to large estate homes — Roof Recovery handles any complexity. Every project gets the same attention whether it's a simple gable or a multi-dormer showpiece.
Fresh gray architectural shingles on a stone and stucco colonial with multiple dormers and gables. Complex roofline, clean result.
Stunning stone and stucco estate with new gray shingles across a complex multi-gable roofline. Attached garage included. This is what decades of experience look like.
Full architectural shingle replacement on a brick ranch-style home. Front and back views of the completed install — clean lines, tight edges, done right.
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Brick ranch with hedges, new architectural shingles, carport on the right. The finished result on a classic Lebanon County home.
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Siding side of the ranch home with shed and ladder against the eave. The full replacement visible from the back — complete job, all sides.
Complete tear-off on a brick ranch home revealing significant deck rot. Rotted sheathing replaced with new OSB across the full roof, architectural shingles on the pitch, and white flat roof coating on the low-slope section. Full before/during/after story — no shortcuts, no surprises. Learn more: Hail Damage Repair Guide →
Roof Recovery truck and Equipter at the brick ranch job site. Professional setup from day one — everything in place before the first shingle comes off.
Completed back view of the brick ranch. New architectural shingles on the pitch, back porch intact, clean finished result on every surface.
Old plywood deck stripped off, exposing the rafters. New OSB sheathing going down in its place. The foundation for a roof that will last decades.
Old boards stripped, new OSB going down. The chimney penetration is visible — every cut and seal around it will be flashed correctly before the shingles go on.
Wide view of the complete OSB sheathing replacement across the full roof. Two chimneys on this home — each one properly flashed and integrated into the new deck.
Close-up around the brick chimney. Clean flashing detail where the shingles meet the brick — sealed, watertight, and built to last.
Complete architectural shingle install across the full pitch. Clean lines, tight edges, proper ridge ventilation. Every detail right.
Architectural shingles on the pitch, white flat roof coating on the low-slope section. Two systems, one roof, done right. Full coverage, fully guaranteed.
Dual-system roof on a brick colonial: flat EPDM membrane over the low-slope section and full architectural shingle install on the steep pitch. Complete tear-off, deck repair, and professional finish on both roof types. This is the full job from bare deck to final hero shot. Learn more: Storm Damage Inspection Guide →
Old deteriorated EPDM membrane removed, exposing the roof decking. The condition beneath the old flat roof determines how much deck repair is needed before new material goes down.
Ridge cap and chimney flashing detail on the completed shingle install. Clean lines at every penetration — the marks of a professional finish that won't leak.
Exposed rafters and insulation during the flat roof rebuild. Every gap and penetration gets addressed before the new EPDM membrane goes on — no shortcuts on flat roofs.
Finished shingles showing the clean transition from the EPDM flat roof section to the shingle pitch. Two systems meeting correctly — this is where flat roofs fail if not done right.
Completed EPDM flat roof with skylights properly flashed and sealed. The rubber membrane is clean, every seam sealed, skylights integrated — flat roof work done the right way.
Rooftop angle showing the full shingle install on the colonial with the patio visible below. Scale of the job, clean from above, built to handle Central PA weather for decades.
Ridge cap and ridge vent detail from the rooftop. Clean lines, proper ventilation — with a view of the neighborhood to show the scale of what's up there.
Above view of the chimney and ridge cap. Every cut clean, every seal tight. The bird's-eye view confirms what the ground-level shots show — this is how a professional roof looks from every angle.
Roof Recovery crew member on the ladder at the brick colonial. Real installers doing real work — not a stock shot, not a staged moment.
Street view of the completed colonial with the Roof Recovery truck parked in front. Fresh shingles across the full pitch — the before-and-after story in one frame.
Final hero shot: full house view of the completed brick colonial with the Roof Recovery truck. Dual-system roof — EPDM flat section and architectural shingles on the pitch — done right, top to bottom.
High-end stone and stucco estate home gets a complete roof transformation. Trained installers tearing off the old weathered shingles and installing fresh architectural shingles across a complex multi-plane roofline. Owner on every job — this is a showcase property.
Weathered, aging shingles on a stone and stucco estate home. Years of Central PA weather take their toll — time for a full replacement by trained installers.
Fresh architectural shingles installed across the main roof plane. Clean lines, tight edges — the mark of a professional finish built to last decades.
Second angle of the completed estate replacement. Fresh shingles across all planes on a stone and stucco showpiece. This is what decades of experience look like on a high-end property.
Stone-accented colonial home gets a full tear-off and re-roof. From rooftop action shots showing the crew at work to the completed install — this is a real job, documented from start to finish. The branded truck on-site and Equipter tell the full story.
Real installer working on the pitch of a stone accent colonial. Branded Roof Recovery crew — not a stock photo. This is how the job gets done.
Roof Recovery truck on the job site with ladder rack loaded and ready. Every job starts with the right setup — the Equipter, the tools, and the crew.
Second angle of the job site setup. The truck, the equipment, the readiness — this is how a professional crew arrives on every job.
Completed stone accent colonial from the street. Fresh architectural shingles across the full pitch — clean result on a brick and stone home, built to handle Pennsylvania weather for decades.
Full residential re-roof with professional Equipter debris trailer on-site for efficient material handling. Clean job site, trained installers, and a completed rear view that shows the transformation from start to finish.
Equipter debris trailer positioned at the residential job site. Professional equipment means efficient debris handling — no material piled in the yard, no cleanup headaches for the homeowner.
Completed rear view of the residential re-roof. Fresh architectural shingles, clean finish on every plane. This is what a real replacement looks like — not a patch job, a full transformation.
Classic Cape Cod with dormers gets a complete tear-off down to the deck and new architectural shingles top to bottom. Front and back views documented from start to finish — old worn shingles stripped, new shingles installed, clean curb appeal restored.
Worn, curling shingles on the back of the Cape Cod. Years of Lebanon County weather take their toll — the nails are starting to back out, the tabs are lifting. This roof had to come off.
Old shingles stripped, bare deck exposed. Every board checked and replaced as needed before the new underlayment goes down.
Synthetic felt underlayment rolled out over the clean deck. Proper underlayment is the second line of defense — after the shingles and before the elements.
Fresh architectural shingles going on the back pitch. The difference is already visible — clean, tight, properly seated.
Two Roof Recovery crew members mid-install. Underlayment on the upper deck, new shingles going on below — the job running smooth with a two-person crew.
Finished Cape Cod from the front. New architectural shingles on the main pitch and both dormers — clean curb appeal, built to last decades.
Second angle of the completed front. Full elevation showing the dormers and main roof all in fresh architectural shingles — the full picture of a complete transformation.
Back view of the finished Cape Cod from the backyard. New shingles across the full pitch, clean ridgeline, every edge tight. The before-to-after story speaks for itself from every angle.
Full tear-off and EPDM rubber membrane installation on a flat/low-slope roof. Insulation board mechanically fastened, old membrane stripped, new EPDM membrane installed clean. Before, during, and after — the full story. Learn more: Emergency Roof Repairs →
Old, worn flat roof membrane before tear-off. Weathered rubber past its service life — time for a full EPDM replacement down to the deck.
Rigid insulation board going down with mechanical fasteners before the EPDM membrane. Proper insulation is the foundation of a flat roof that won't fail.
Finished EPDM rubber membrane — clean seams, sealed penetrations, properly flashed edges. A flat roof done right is completely watertight for decades.
High-end residential shingle replacement with multiple roof planes, ridge cap detail, and skylight integration. Every angle shows clean workmanship — tight lines, correct flashing at every penetration, and a finished result that matches the home's quality. Learn more: How to Choose a Roofing Contractor →
Close-up of the ridge cap on the completed install. Clean, tight lines at the ridge — the detail work that separates a professional finish from a patch job.
View from above showing fresh shingles across multiple planes. Complex rooflines are where shortcuts show — every valley and hip is clean here.
Architectural shingles properly integrated around the skylight. Skylight flashing is where flat roofs fail most often — this one is sealed and built to last.
Close-up of the skylight with the patio visible below. Every cut around the frame is clean, every seal is tight. This is what a properly flashed skylight looks like.
Large farmhouse re-roof documented from day one through completion. Multiple ladders, a full crew, and a big pitch — photos show the job at dusk startup, mid-install from multiple angles, and the near-completed result. This is what a real production roof job looks like. Learn more: Roof Replacement Costs in Lebanon PA →
Ladder up on the large farmhouse at dusk. Crew setting up for the full replacement — every big job starts with preparation before the first shingle comes off.
Mid-install with multiple ladders on the farmhouse pitch. The scale of a large residential job — coordinated crew, clean site, every row going down straight.
Second angle of the mid-install. New architectural shingles progressing up the pitch — you can see the quality of the layout from row to row.
Final stretch of the farmhouse install. Fresh architectural shingles across the full pitch, ridge cap clean. Big roof, done right — this is what decades of experience looks like.
Free estimates, no pressure. Tom shows up personally, tells you exactly what needs to be done, and backs it with a lifetime no-leak guarantee.
Lebanon, PA — Serving Central & Southeastern Pennsylvania since 1997