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Roofing
Roofing
Whether your home needs a routine roof repair or a full replacement roof, our skilled team has the expertise to properly install and seal durable asphalt shingles, long-lasting steel panels, or low-maintenance cement tiles.
When it comes to designing and installing new roofing systems, there are a variety of important steps to follow to ensure a successful and long-lasting result. Whether you're considering asphalt shingles, steel roofing, rolled roofing, cement shingles, ice shield, ridge vent, drip edge, or any other type of roofing material, taking a thorough and thoughtful approach is key.
We take care to install ice shield underlayment and ridge vents to promote airflow and prevent ice dams. Stylish drip edge can be added to enhance and protect roof edges.
From inspection to completion, we keep homeowners informed of the roofing process and materials every step of the way. We want you to feel confident that your new or repaired roof will stand the test of time and weather for years to come. Our services come with manufacturer and workmanship warranties for your additional peace of mind.
How It Works
How It Works
The first step in designing and installing a new roofing system is to assess the existing roof and determine if any repairs or preparation work is required. This might include removing old roofing materials, repairing damage to structural supports or decking, or addressing any drainage or ventilation issues.
Once any necessary preparation work is complete, the next step is to determine the appropriate roofing materials and design for the specific project. This will depend on a variety of factors, including the climate and weather conditions in the area, the type and pitch of the roof, the aesthetic preferences of the homeowner, and the budget for the project.
For asphalt shingles, for example, the roofing contractor will typically begin by laying down a layer of roofing felt or underlayment to provide a base layer of protection. They will then install the shingles themselves, row by row, starting at the bottom of the roof and working upwards. Shingles are secured using roofing nails and the installation process is designed to ensure adequate ventilation and water drainage.
For steel roofing, on the other hand, the contractor will typically begin by installing metal trusses and decking to provide a stable base for the roofing material. The steel panels are then fastened to the trusses using special screws and a sealant is applied to ensure protection against leaks and moisture.
Other roofing materials, such as rolled roofing or cement shingles, will have their own unique installation processes that should be carefully followed by a trained professional.
Once the roofing materials are installed, it's time to focus on finishing touches like the ridge vent and drip edge. The ridge vent is designed to provide ventilation at the highest point of the roof, allowing hot air and moisture to escape and improving energy efficiency. The drip edge is a metal flashing that is installed along the eaves of the roof to prevent water from getting underneath the roofing materials and causing damage.
Overall, designing and installing a new roofing system is a complex process that requires a high level of skill and expertise. By working with a knowledgeable and experienced contractor, homeowners can ensure that their roofing project is completed safely and effectively, providing years of protection and peace of mind.
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