Residential roofing
Roof Repair, Replacement & Storm Restoration
Your roof is more than its shingles. Flashing, ventilation, underlayment and roof penetrations all play a role in protecting your home.
Repair or replace?
We consider visible condition, the extent of damage and the surrounding materials. A localized issue may call for a repair; more widespread wear or storm damage may warrant a replacement discussion.
Plan around your home
Before work begins, discuss landscaping, driveway access, pets and areas that need protection. We define the scope and communicate about the work.
Know what is included
The written scope should identify materials, affected components, installation details and cleanup. Ask about product and workmanship warranty terms for your specific project.
Residential roof inspections
An inspection reviews accessible shingles, roof edges, flashing, vents and penetrations. Tell us about interior stains, past repairs and the approximate age of the roof. Drone imagery may supplement physical observations when access, weather and flight conditions allow. We explain visible findings and any areas that could not be inspected.
Shingles, flashing and ventilation
Asphalt shingles form only one layer of a roofing system. Underlayment, flashing at walls and chimneys, pipe boots, drip edges and ventilation also need consideration. The appropriate materials and installation details depend on your roof’s design, the manufacturer’s requirements and applicable local rules. We review the proposed system before work begins.
Hail and wind damage repair
Missing or creased shingles, damaged ridge caps and impacts to exposed components may warrant a closer look after a storm. We document observed damage and explain the construction work. If you pursue an insurance claim, we can provide photos and a repair estimate; the insurer decides coverage, and we do not negotiate your claim.
Roof replacement scope and pricing
Roof area, pitch, access, layers to remove, material selection and affected components influence the scope and price. Concealed decking deterioration may only become visible during tear-off. Your written agreement should explain how additional work is documented and approved. Review disposal, cleanup, payment terms and the specific warranty terms before signing.
Preparing your home for roofing work
Discuss parking, deliveries, pets, landscaping and outdoor furniture before installation. Roofing work can create noise and vibration. Ask where materials will be staged, which entrances remain available and how debris will be handled. A final walkthrough gives you an opportunity to review the completed scope and ask questions.
Serving homeowners after a storm
We respond to storm damage across the United States. Availability depends on your property location, local requirements, and crew scheduling. The exact address and availability are confirmed before scheduling. Start with a free, no-obligation inspection; you do not need to file a claim or commit to a replacement to request one.
What to expect from your inspection
- A review of accessible areas and visible conditions.
- Photos and a plain-language explanation of the findings.
- A discussion of practical repair or replacement options.
- A defined construction scope before you commit to work.