Complete Tear-Off and Site Protection

Old shingles come off in full, down to bare wood, so nothing hides beneath the new system. We tarp landscaping, set plywood against siding, and run magnetic sweeps for stray nails across the lawn and driveway before leaving each day.

Roof Deck Repair and Re-Nailing

Rotted sheathing, delaminated panels, and undersized nailing all surface once the roof is stripped. We replace compromised boards, re-nail loose decking to current fastening patterns, and confirm the substrate is flat and sound before any underlayment goes down.

Ice and Water Barrier With Underlayment

Freeze-thaw cycles push meltwater backward under shingles, which is how ceilings get stained in February. Self-adhering membrane seals the eaves, valleys, and skylight curbs, then synthetic underlayment covers the field as a secondary barrier that will not wrinkle or tear.

Architectural Shingle Roof Systems

Laminated architectural shingles carry heavier weight, longer wind ratings, and a dimensional look that flat three-tab products cannot match. Starter strips, field shingles, hip and ridge caps, and fasteners all come from one manufacturer so the system warranty stays intact.

Residential Metal Roofing

Standing seam panels and metal shingles suit steep gables, porch roofs, and homes where long-term durability is the deciding factor. Concealed clips allow the metal to move with temperature swings, and the smooth finish sheds snow loads that would burden shingles.

Ventilation, Ridge, and Valley Detailing

Balanced intake at the soffits and exhaust at the ridge keeps attic air moving, which protects sheathing and slows ice dam formation. Valleys get woven or open metal treatment, and drip edge, step flashing, and pipe boots are replaced rather than reused.

A Clean Slate Above Your Ceilings

You get a roof with no inherited defects, no patched valleys, and no mystery leaks left over from a previous owner. Everything above the framing is new, documented, and installed as one integrated system rather than a collection of repairs.

Winters That Stay Outside the House

Ice dams lose their grip when membrane, ventilation, and insulation work together at the eaves. Rather than watching for drips through every January thaw, you get a roof edge engineered for repeated freezing and melting above an occupied home.

Curb Appeal That Shows From the Street

A new roof changes how the whole house reads, and appraisers and buyers both notice. Color, shadow lines, and clean ridge work give the elevation a finished look that siding and landscaping alone never quite deliver on an aging home.

A Cooler Attic Through July

Proper intake and exhaust drop attic temperatures once the new system is breathing correctly. Upstairs bedrooms hold their setpoint longer, the air conditioner cycles less, and shingles above stay cooler, which slows the granule loss that ages a roof early.

Manufacturer Coverage in Writing

Warranty protection depends on installing every component from one system to specification, which is exactly how we build. You end up holding paperwork that a manufacturer will honor, not a verbal assurance that evaporates the moment a problem appears.

An End to the Patch Cycle

Repeat repairs on a worn roof drain money and attention every single spring. Replacing the assembly closes that loop, so the annual conversation shifts from where the next leak will appear to nothing at all for a very long stretch.