Muirfield Village — Fairway-Adjacent Cedar Shake

This overhead view captures the full roof with the Muirfield Village Golf Club fairway almost visible in the background. Before treatment, black streaks and algae covered the cedar shakes, with heavy pine needle debris accumulated across the surface. The chimney, skylights, and multiple ridge lines are visible. After treatment, the cedar shakes are restored to a clean, uniform color and the golf course backdrop is clearly visible — a reminder of why the HOA requires cedar shake on fairway-adjacent homes.

This close-up view focuses on the ridge line and the slope by the pine tree where moss and debris accumulate most heavily. Pine needles, dirt, and organic growth had built up significantly in this area. The weathered gray shakes show years of neglect. After treatment, the ridge line is clean and the cedar color is restored. The golf course tree line frames the background — this is what fairway-adjacent living in Muirfield Village looks like when the roof is properly maintained.