Residential Roofing replacement is more than just nailing down shingles. Today, effective roofing relies on advanced material technology and an integrated system approach aimed at protecting your biggest asset – you home. Installing a new shingle roof is a huge commitment, so understanding the entire re-roofing process from start to finish can be highly beneficial to you as a homeowner

From questions about the cost involved to knowing the installation pitfalls to watch out for, there’s a lot of information that you need to familiarize yourself with if you want a successful replacement with no costly surprises along the way.

We’ve nailed down a re-roofing process that’s guaranteed to give you the best roof for your buck.

Whether we’re replacing a shingle, slate or metal roof, surface preparation is always the same

• Property Protection:

  Our first job is to assure that your entire property is fully protected while roofing replacement is underway.

• Removal of Old Roofing Material:

  All old shingles have to be completely removed in order to inspect wood decking.

• Roofing Inspection:

  Every roofing replacement project begins with a thorough inspection of the wood decking.

• Preparing The Roof Surface For Shingles

• Drip Edge Installation

  – After wood decking is prepared we install drip edge at all edges of the roof.

• Ice and water shield installation

  – Next step is installing “ice and water shield” which is a special type of roofing underlayment.

• Roofing felt installation

  – After ice and water shield is applied, the rest of the roof needs to be cover with roofing felt.

• New Roofing Material Installation:

  After the above steps are completed and the base is ready, we start laying out the new roofing material, working from the bottom up, followed by step and/or counter flashing, ridge vents, and ridge capping installation, as needed.

• Site Cleanup:

  We clean job site daily.

• Final inspection:

  Each roofing replacement project includes a meticulously performed, post-roofing inspection