Roof Replacement
A new roof,
done the right way
When repairs no longer make sense, we replace your roof properly — solid decking, correct flashing, balanced ventilation, and quality materials. Fair price, honest timeline, clean cleanup.
Signs a Roof Needs Replacement
When repair stops making sense
A few of these mean repair. Most of them — across an older roof — usually mean it's time to replace.
Not sure where you stand? We inspect and give you a straight answer — repair or replacement — with no pressure.
Straight Answers
Think you might need a new roof? Let's confirm.
Tell us what you're seeing. We'll tell you what it actually needs — repair or replacement — and what it costs. No pressure, no upselling.
Request a Roofing Estimate
Tell us what's happening with your roof. We'll get back to you fast.
Installation Process
How we replace a roof
A proper replacement is a system, not just shingles. Here's what happens, start to finish.
Inspection & estimate
We inspect the roof, decking, flashing, and ventilation, then give you an honest recommendation and itemized estimate.
Tear-off
We remove the old shingles and underlayment down to the decking, inspecting every sheet.
Decking repair
We replace any rotten or soft decking so the new roof has a solid foundation.
Flashing & ventilation
Drip edge, ice-and-water shield, step flashing, pipe boots, and balanced ventilation installed right.
New roof installation
Quality shingles or metal installed to manufacturer specs, with proper overlap and fastening.
Cleanup
We magnet-sweep for nails, haul off debris, and leave your property clean.
Roofing Materials
Shingles or metal
- Architectural shingles — the modern standard. Durable, dimensional, good value.
- Premium / designer shingles — thicker, longer warranties, more curb appeal.
- Standing-seam metal — long life, weather-tough, energy-efficient.
- Exposed-fastener metal — economical metal option for some roofs.
Decking, Ventilation & Flashing
The parts you don't see
- Decking — we replace rotten OSB/plywood so the roof has a solid base.
- Ventilation — balanced soffit intake + ridge exhaust extends roof life.
- Flashing — drip edge, step, valley, and penetration flashing done right.
- Underlayment — ice-and-water shield in valleys and eaves, felt/synthetic across.
Cost Factors
What affects the price of a new roof
We itemize every one of these in your estimate — no mystery math.
Roof size & pitch
Bigger and steeper roofs take more material, time, and safety setup.
Materials
Architectural shingles, premium shingles, or standing-seam metal — each at a different price point.
Decking repairs
Rotten sheets replaced during tear-off add to the cost — we tell you upfront.
Ventilation & flashing
Adding ridge vents, replacing drip edge, or upgrading flashing affects the total.
Tear-off vs overlay
Removing old layers costs more but is the right way. Overlays hide problems and shorten roof life.
Accessibility
Height, complexity, and how easy it is to get material to the roof.
Repair vs. Replacement
Which one actually makes sense?
Repair when…
- The roof is within its lifespan
- Damage is localized (a leak, a few pipe boots, a flashing spot)
- Decking is solid
- Shingles are otherwise in good shape
- Storm damage is limited to a section
Replace when…
- The roof is at or past its lifespan
- Shingle failure is widespread
- Decking is soft, rotten, or sagging
- Multiple leaks in different areas
- Repeated repairs are adding up
Replacement FAQs
Questions about replacing a roof
Get a Free Estimate
Get a Roof Replacement Estimate
Tell us about your roof. We'll inspect and give you a fair, itemized estimate.
Request a Roofing Estimate
Tell us what's happening with your roof. We'll get back to you fast.