Cool Roofs - Memphis

Chalk might seem simple—but on a roof, it serves a purpose. Joseph keeps a full box of chalk in his truck, and it’s not for fun—it’s part of how we document and communicate what’s actually happening on a roof. Those markings you see? They’re used to identify: * Areas of damage * Measurements for scope of work * Key details that need to be addressed It’s a simple tool—but it helps create clarity. So if you ever see chalk marks on your roof, don’t ignore them. Ask what they mean. Because understanding your roof starts with seeing what most people overlook.