Roof replacement
Removal, deck assessment, weather protection, flashing and new covering.
Roof replacement
Roofing help starts with the problem in front of you: water getting in, damaged material or a roof you are ready to replace.
A repair addresses a failed part of the existing roof. Replacement renews a larger assembly when patching cannot leave a sound result. An inspection helps establish which of those jobs the roof needs, including damage that is hidden by the covering.
You do not need a diagnosis before getting in touch. Say what you noticed and where the property is. We can start with a free roof walk and explain the relevant options.

Use these pages for the actual work, its limits and the decisions that change the scope.
Removal, deck assessment, weather protection, flashing and new covering.
Roof replacementFailed shingles, vent boots and flashing, with surrounding material checked for a sound tie-in.
Roof repairA free roof walk for a leak, storm concern or planned decision.
Roof inspectionTrace the water path instead of treating the ceiling mark as the roof opening.
Leak repairRepair the metal details that carry water past walls and roof penetrations.
Flashing repairAssess physical damage, temporary protection and the finished repair.
Storm and hail damageShingle system selection, installation and repair limitations.
Asphalt shingle roofingPanel and seam options, fasteners, flashings and movement.
Metal roofingThe visible covering is only part of the answer. A sound result depends on how the roof sheds water and how the new work connects.
Soft or deteriorated sheathing, trapped moisture and additional old layers can change removal and repair work.
Valleys, walls, eaves, pipes and skylights need details that fit the assembly. Sealant alone does not replace missing flashing.
Membrane, metal and modified-bitumen roofs have different repair and restoration requirements. Commercial work also accounts for occupants and rooftop equipment.
The useful sequence is to understand the roof, settle the scope and then plan the work.
A free inspection examines the concern and the roofing around it, using safe access.
See what can be retained, what needs replacement and which concealed conditions could change the job.
The project scope addresses materials, access, protection, cleanup and any required approval.
An occupied building needs system-specific repair, drainage and access decisions. Membrane seams, equipment curbs and water outlets need to be assessed with the layers underneath. Repair, restoration and replacement resolve different building conditions.


A new leak, loose material or replacement plan is enough to start the conversation.