Real projects. Real crews.
The strongest thing a contractor can show is the last hundred jobs. For a detach and reset that means three photographs, not one: the array on the old roof, the roof open, and the array back on the new one.
The people who actually turn up
Every photograph on this page is a real Blackout Electric job or a real member of the crew. Nothing here is stock. The two frames still marked as placeholders are the before-and-after pairs, which have to be the same job from the same angle — and no such set exists yet.
The previous site’s gallery carried 33 images. Thirty-two had no alt text, no captions and filenames like 4-1.webp — which means image search, an entire free channel for a visual trade, was switched off.
Each frame above names the photograph that belongs in it. Priority order, because these are not equally valuable:
- Before / roof-open / after sequences. Nothing else on the site sells detach and reset as well as three frames from one job.
- Panel upgrade pairs. Old panel, new panel, same angle.
- One completed project per city. This is what makes the city pages legitimate rather than templated.
- More crew and job photography as it happens. The existing set is genuinely good — there is just not much of it, and none of it is attributed to a city.
Phone photos are fine for these. Consistent angles matter more than camera quality, and a before shot taken on the day beats a perfect after with nothing to compare it to.
Get a straight answer on your job
Tell us what is on the roof and what needs to happen. You will get a real assessment, not a sales call.