Who this is for
For homeowners deciding whether the existing roof has reached the end of its useful life.
A roof replacement addresses the whole system, not just the visible shingles — decking, membranes, flashing, ventilation, waste removal, and final cleanup all need to be accounted for.
What's included
- Full tear-off and disposal planning
- Roof-deck inspection and clearly priced repairs
- Ice-and-water protection and underlayment
- Flashing, vents, starter strips, and ridge caps
- Shingle installation and final site cleanup
Signs you may need this service
- Widespread curling, cracking, or granule loss
- Recurring leaks in more than one area
- Soft decking or visible sagging
- An older roof with repeated repair history
- A renovation where the existing system is no longer reliable
What to expect
We'll walk you through what the inspection covers, which materials we plan to use, and exactly what's included — and excluded — before any work begins.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether I need replacement instead of repair?
The recommendation should be based on the age of the roof, the number and location of failures, decking condition, and whether a repair would provide durable value. A localized problem may be repairable; widespread failure usually is not.
Does a quote include plywood replacement?
Your estimate will explain how the decking is assessed and how any required replacement is priced, so you know what you're paying for before work begins.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Many residential projects can be completed quickly, but roof size, pitch, access, weather, material availability, and deck repairs all affect timing.