Real Job Sites. Real Crew. On Camera.
Every video below was filmed on an actual CRS project in the Texas Panhandle. No stock footage, no actors. This is what the work looks like.
Synthetic Underlayment vs. Tar Paper: The Tear Test
Chase from CRS Roofing & Construction explains why we install synthetic underlayment instead of traditional tar paper on Amarillo roofs. He tries to tear both by hand on a live job site while the crew decks another roof behind him. The shingles get the attention. What sits under them decides how long the roof lasts.
Related: Roof Replacement →CertainTeed Shingle Options, Side by Side
Chase compares CertainTeed shingle lines on camera so you can see the weight and build differences before you choose. Filmed on a CRS job site for Workmanship Wednesday.
Related: Shingle Roofing →Metal Roof Going Up: A CRS Crew at Work
Watch a CRS crew run metal roof panels on a Texas Panhandle home, from staging to seams. Filmed on site.
Related: Metal Roofing →Roof Insurance Claim Jargon, Explained
ACV, RCV, deductible, depreciation, supplement. Chase translates the words your adjuster uses into plain English in under two minutes.
Related: Storm Damage & Claims →We Found Another Contractor's Mistake Under This Roof
On this project the crew opened a roof and found earlier work done wrong by another contractor. Chase shows what bad workmanship looks like from up close, and how CRS fixes it right.
Related: Roof Repair →CRS Is Hiring: A Word From Chase
Chase on who CRS hires and why crews stay. Roofing jobs in Amarillo with year-round Panhandle work.
Related: Careers →Wood Shake Roof Replaced Through Insurance
A wood shake roof replaced through the insurance process, handled by CRS start to finish. What top-tier shake claim work looks like on a Panhandle home.
Related: Texas Hail Claims Guide →Overhead View: CertainTeed Presidential Shake Install
A drone camera over a CRS crew installing a CertainTeed Presidential Shake roof in the Amarillo area. The whole job from above.
Why Manufacturer Codes Matter on Your Roof
Chase explains why installing to the manufacturer's codes and specs decides whether your shingle warranty is worth anything. Roofing Tip Tuesday from CRS Roofing & Construction.
Roofing Tip Tuesday From a Re-Roof in Progress
Chase answers a common roofing question from the deck of an Amarillo-area re-roof, standing on fresh synthetic underlayment before the shingles go on.
More on the way — the crew films most weeks. Want your roof to be the next one on camera? Start with the free inspection.
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The same crew from these videos shows up at your address. Free inspections across the Panhandle.