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THE MONUMENT ARCHIVE

Real homes. New roofs. Documented work.

Completed Monument roof projects across Charlotte-area residences and complex custom homes. Installation-progress, tear-off, dry-in, and uncertain-condition photographs are excluded from this gallery.

THE WORK, IN CONTEXT

Finished roofing, shown as a complete system.

Architecture, access, landscaping, specialty details, and final presentation all affect the result. The records below include only completed-roof photography and facts tied to an approved project source; unmatched archive photography is held out of this preview.

Aerial view of a Highgate home with a Grand Manor designer-shingle roof and copper valleys

Residential • Highgate, Weddington

Highgate Designer Roof & Copper Valleys

A large designer-shingle roof replacement paired with copper valley work on a detailed Highgate residence.
Location
Highgate, Weddington
Project type
Luxury roof replacement
Roofing system
Designer shingles with copper valley detailing
Product
Grand Manor designer shingles
Size
63 squares
View the public Highgate project record
Project notes

ScopeThe 63-square roofing scope combined complex roof geometry with specialty copper valley detailing.

ContextThe roof and insurance scope were complicating a real estate closing, so the project required a clear replacement path within the transaction timeline.

OutcomeThe completed roof was documented with a clean aerial view of the full home and surrounding property.

Front view of the completed GAF Slateline English Gray roof on a Foxcroft estate
Poolside view of the completed Foxcroft English Gray roof

Storm / Insurance Restoration • Foxcroft, South Charlotte

Foxcroft English Gray Property Restoration

A completed Foxcroft restoration pairing a GAF Slateline English Gray roof with low-slope EPDM, custom copper, chimney, gutter, and paint-related work.
Location
Foxcroft, South Charlotte
Project type
Roof and exterior property restoration
Roofing system
Designer shingles with low-slope EPDM and custom copper
Manufacturer
GAF
Product
Slateline — English Gray
Documented value
Approximately $172,000 in approved property restoration
View the public $172K project record
Project notes

ScopeThe documented scope extended beyond the primary shingles to 6 squares of EPDM, custom copper, chimney caps, gutters and gutter guards, plus interior and exterior painting.

ContextThe public Monument project record reports approximately $172,000 in approved property restoration. Every property, policy, and claim is different; outcomes are not guaranteed.

OutcomeFinished front and poolside views document the new roof across the home’s main elevations.

Rear view of a completed 111-square GAF Slateline Antique Slate roof in Foxcroft

Storm / Insurance Restoration • Foxcroft, South Charlotte

Foxcroft 111-Square Antique Slate Roof

A completed 111-square Foxcroft roof using GAF Slateline in Antique Slate, coordinated with low-slope roofing, copper, and related property work.
Location
Foxcroft, South Charlotte
Project type
Designer roof and related restoration
Roofing system
Designer shingles with low-slope EPDM and custom copper valleys
Manufacturer
GAF
Product
Slateline — Antique Slate
Size
111 squares
View the public 111-square project record
Project notes

ScopeThe public project record identifies 4 squares of EPDM, custom copper valleys, a detached garage, cornice returns, and interior and porch restoration within the overall scope.

OutcomeThe completed rear elevation shows the new designer roof across the home’s connected wings.

Aerial view of a completed 74-square Owens Corning Duration Onyx Black roof

Storm / Insurance Restoration

74-Square Onyx Black Roof Restoration

A completed 74-square Owens Corning Duration roof in Onyx Black, coordinated with new gutters and exterior painting.
Project type
Roof, gutter, and exterior restoration
Roofing system
Architectural asphalt shingles
Manufacturer
Owens Corning
Product
Duration — Onyx Black
Size
74 squares
View the public Onyx Black project record
Project notes

ScopeThe public project record states that insurance covered approximately 30% of the project and the owner funded the remaining scope.

ContextInsurance participation varies by property and policy; this percentage is included only as the documented result for this project and is not a prediction or guarantee.

OutcomeThe finished aerial view documents the new dark roof across the complete residence.

Aerial view of a completed roof and custom copper bay-window restoration

Storm / Insurance Restoration

Multi-System Roof & Copper Restoration

A completed multi-system restoration spanning new steep- and low-slope roofs, skylights, gutters, exterior details, interiors, and custom copper bay-window roofing.
Project type
Roof and property restoration
Roofing system
Steep-slope and low-slope roofing with custom copper
Documented value
Approximately $72,000 in approved property restoration
View the public $72K project record
Project notes

ScopeThe public project record describes an extended carrier review with multiple adjusters, along with ventilation, water-management, and specialty-detail corrections.

ContextThe public Monument record reports approximately $72,000 in approved property restoration. Every property, policy, and claim is different; outcomes are not guaranteed.

OutcomeThe completed aerial view highlights the new roof and copper bay-window detail within the full property context.

Front aerial view of a completed gray architectural-shingle roof restoration

Storm / Insurance Restoration

Gray Architectural Roof Restoration

A completed gray architectural-shingle roof tied to a public Monument record reporting approximately $31,000 in approved property restoration.
Project type
Roof and property restoration
Roofing system
Gray architectural asphalt shingles
Documented value
Approximately $31,000 in approved property restoration
View the public $31K project record
Project notes

ContextThe public project record identifies a May 2022 hail event and a first-review approval within approximately two weeks. Every property, policy, and claim is different; outcomes are not guaranteed.

OutcomeThe finished aerial view documents the new roof across the home’s prominent hips, valleys, and stepped elevations.

Aerial view of a completed 105-square Owens Corning Duration Brownwood roof coordinated with solar features
Front aerial view of the completed Brownwood roof on a large South Charlotte residence

Storm / Insurance Restoration • South Charlotte, near Carmel Road

105-Square Brownwood Solar & Copper Restoration

A completed 105-square Owens Corning Duration roof in Brownwood, coordinated with solar-system work, custom copper details, and new 6-inch gutters.
Location
South Charlotte, near Carmel Road
Project type
Luxury roof and exterior restoration
Roofing system
Architectural shingles with solar and specialty copper coordination
Manufacturer
Owens Corning
Product
Duration — Brownwood
Size
105 squares
View the public 105-square project record
Project notes

ScopeThe completed exterior scope required the roofing, drainage, specialty metal, and solar systems to be planned together across a large, multi-plane residence.

ContextThe public Monument project record identifies hail-related roof and gutter damage, interior leaks, decommissioning of an older glycol-based solar thermal system, and installation of the home’s replacement solar system.

OutcomeClean aerial views document both the finished Brownwood roof and its coordination with the home’s solar features.

Aerial view of a completed Ballantyne Country Club roof and metal restoration

Storm / Insurance Restoration • Ballantyne Country Club, Charlotte

Ballantyne Country Club Roof & Metal Restoration

A completed Ballantyne Country Club restoration combining a new primary roof, metal roofing, gutters, fascia and soffit work, painting, and related interior repairs.
Location
Ballantyne Country Club, Charlotte
Project type
Roof, metal, gutter, and exterior restoration
Roofing system
Primary roof system with coordinated metal roofing
Documented value
Approximately $83,000 in approved property restoration
View the public Ballantyne project record
Project notes

ScopeThe public project record describes a year-long documented review following two initial denials and a multi-trade scope extending beyond the primary roof.

ContextThe public Monument record reports approximately $83,000 in approved property restoration. Every property, policy, and claim is different; outcomes are not guaranteed.

OutcomeThe finished aerial view shows the completed roof’s multiple planes, curved elevation, and dark standing-seam section within the full property setting.

Completed Mint Hill home with Owens Corning Duration shingles in Driftwood

Residential • Mint Hill, North Carolina

Mint Hill Duration Roof Replacement

A completed 48-square residential roof replacement using Owens Corning Duration shingles in Driftwood.
Location
Mint Hill, North Carolina
Project type
Roof replacement
Roofing system
Architectural asphalt shingles
Manufacturer
Owens Corning
Product
Duration — Driftwood
Size
48 squares
Project notes

ContextThe project record documents an extended claim process with two prior denials and continued inspection and documentation. Every property, policy, and claim is different; no outcome is guaranteed.

OutcomeThe finished roof was documented from above to show the system across the home’s full footprint.

Aerial view of a Weddington-area home with Owens Corning Duration shingles in Shasta White

Residential • Weddington area

Weddington-Area Shasta White Roof

A completed 63-square retail replacement using a bright Shasta White shingle selection on a large residence.
Location
Weddington area
Project type
Completed retail roof replacement
Roofing system
Architectural asphalt shingles
Manufacturer
Owens Corning
Product
Duration — Shasta White
Size
63 squares
View the public Shasta White project record
Project notes

ContextThis was a retail replacement completed on the homeowner's timeline rather than an insurance-driven project.

OutcomeThe completed roof was photographed in its full architectural and landscape setting.

Project amounts and insurance participation reflect the public project record for that specific property only. Every property, policy, loss, scope, and claim is different; outcomes are not guaranteed.

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