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These pictures were taken on Monday June 4th and Tuesday June 5th; the roof was constructed and "papered" on Monday and the shingles were put on on Tuesday

On the picture on the left, they had taken the cover off the door and as Mindy said, it looks like with a house now that you can see the front door. In the center picture, they have put down a walkway so you can get in and the left shows the crane getting ready to unload the truck with the roof supplies

Just unloading supplies off the truck and moving the Trusses so they are not in the way

More unloading

Finishing the unload - you can see an empty truck at the end.

The modules has these little "mini roofs" to protect them on the road trip and to protect the inside until the roof was set - The roofers are topside starting to remove the these temporary roofs.

You can see them pulling the plastic off on the master bedroom module

After taking the plastic off, the remove the structure that was built to staple the plastic to - they are moving on to the next module

First Truss going up - also known as the "Gable End".

----Second and Third Truss

Couple of pictures of #4 and then the 7th Truss on the way

More trusses - the pictures on the left and middle are the trusses for the Great Room; you can see the vault. The truss on the right has the vault in the back for the Great Room and the vault in the front for the foyer

A couple more Great Room/Foyer trusses and then the house with all the trusses on them (I was off doing other things so I did not take a lot of pictures for awhile)

Sheets are going on - these guys carried the first 6 or 8 sheets up the ladder by hand

After they got enough sheets on, the built a little platform and the crane brought up a bunch of panels

Putting the sheets down-

More sheets being put down - starting on the left side

You can see the left side being built - They did the same thing over here - carried the fist 6 or so sheets by hand and then had the crane put some sheets on.

The crane is putting the bundle of sheeting on the roof for the other side

Sheets are being put down

As they were finishing up the front, half the crew went to the back side of the house - the crane held the stack until the set enough sheets to build the platform

You can see how there were about 6 or 8 sheets turned sideways so the could start the sheeting on the back

I went inside the house and took a few pictures - these were taken from the Great Room (because the Great Room is vaulted, the ceiling was not installed.

Couple of more pictures from inside of the back of the house - then a picture of the progress on the front of the house

Finishing up the front and they are carrying the leftover sheets from the font to the back side of the house.

Taking more sheets to the back of the house and a couple of pictures of the back side of the house.

Finishing up the back of the house.

They put the "ice dam" rubber coating down and then the paper - they are no longer using tar paper, they use the plastic white paper

Finishing up the paper

They also completed "papering" the back of the house; and then the left to come back on Tuesday to put the shingles on.

Day two of the roofing - There are not a lot of early pictures because it was raining like crazy until about 10:30 am. The roofers were going to wait for it to stop raining but they went inside the house and it was leaking pretty bad. They did a lot of work while it was raining and I wasn't taken pictures so the camera would not get wet.

This is where they were (picture on the left) when it stopped raining about 10:30 or 11 am

The front is pretty close to done and they are getting ready to move the crane

The crane is out of the way and you can finally see what the house looks like - the "un-shingled" area is where the carport ties in; they did end up covering that with the "ice dam" material before they left

Pictures with the roof all done - really looks like a house now