
Roof Replacement
Plan the complete roof: removal, decking, underlayment, flashing, covering and ventilation. The visible shingles are only part of the work.
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Find the roofing work that fits the problem, from a small leak repair to a complete roof or a commercial system decision.
If water is coming in, the first job is to find and protect the opening. If shingles are damaged, the question is whether they can be repaired into a sound surrounding roof. If deterioration extends across the covering or its support, a replacement needs a fuller plan.
An inspection is a useful starting point when you do not yet know which applies. We look at the roof and explain the work without asking you to diagnose the assembly yourself.

These core services answer different questions about your roof.

Plan the complete roof: removal, decking, underlayment, flashing, covering and ventilation. The visible shingles are only part of the work.
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Repair a failed part and its connections. The adjoining roof needs to support the repair, and hidden damaged wood can widen the work.
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Get eyes on covering, edges, penetrations and flashing. A roof walk helps establish present condition and the next roofing decision.
Explore the serviceA ceiling mark, a storm report and a visibly missing shingle are different starting points. The repair needs to answer the actual entry or damage.
Water can travel beneath the covering before reaching a room. We trace the likely opening; temporary protection is distinct from the permanent repair.
Hail impacts, wind-displaced shingles and debris openings need their own assessment. A report nearby does not prove damage at an address.
A failed wall connection or skylight flashing needs more than a surface smear. The adjoining roof, curb or wall layer can be part of the repair.
Material choices and exterior details affect how the roof sheds water and how the work is planned.

Compare exposed fasteners and standing seam, with the deck, attachment and flashing work each requires.
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Address roof runoff, leaking joints, outlets and attachments, including the condition of the fascia behind them.
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Check the intended intake and exhaust path or the requirements of an unvented assembly.
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Rebuild water-shedding joints at walls, chimneys, valleys and edges.
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Separate glass or unit problems from flashing and curb connections.
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Coordinate the deck, covering, penetrations and weather protection with the building plans.
Explore the serviceCommercial work starts with the building’s existing roof, water paths and operating needs.
Assess drainage, wet layers and the scope that can remain in place.
Flat RoofingFind out whether the existing assembly is suitable for restoration and what preparation it needs.
Roof CoatingsA free roof inspection is a sensible start. Tell us what you noticed and the property location; the roofer checks the roof and explains the next step.
Yes, when damaged support is part of the area being repaired. Finding unsound wood changes the work beyond replacing the visible covering.
No. Fixing the roof opening stops the source of roof water, while ceilings, insulation, electrical or other affected work can require a separate scope.