Roofing & Exterior
The Roof That's Right Before the Drywall Goes Up
Roofing for new homes and buildings, coordinated with your build schedule — plan review, material selection, proper ventilation, weather-tight dry-in, and a clean warranty handoff to the homeowner.
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- Written workmanship warranty
Signs to watch
Is this you?
You need dry-in on schedule, not on excuses
The interior trades can't start until the building is weather-tight. A roofer who misses the dry-in window pushes every subcontractor behind them — that's the number one thing we protect.
The plans call for a roof detail nobody's priced yet
Valleys, dormers, and low-slope-to-steep transitions are where roofs leak years later. Catching them in plan review is far cheaper than fixing them after the ceilings are painted.
Ventilation wasn't fully thought through
Under-vented roof assemblies trap moisture in this climate and shorten the roof's life. Intake and exhaust have to be designed as a system, not added at the end.
You want one warranty conversation, done right
The homeowner will ask who covers the roof and for how long. A clean handoff with registered warranties and a photo record answers that before they have to ask twice.
Your options
We roof it once, and we roof it to last
We work from your plans and your schedule: reviewing roof details before they're built, laying out material options across asphalt, metal, cedar, and low-slope membrane so the choice fits the design and the budget, and engineering intake-and-exhaust ventilation as a real system. We get the building weather-tight at dry-in so your interior trades keep moving, then finish, inspect, and hand off registered manufacturer warranties plus our written workmanship warranty — with a photo record the homeowner keeps.
The method
How we do it
- 01
Plan review and material selection
We review the roof details on the drawings, flag anything that will cause problems later, and lay out material and ventilation options with real numbers.
- 02
Dry-in on schedule
We get the structure weather-tight at the right point in the build so the interior trades can start on time, then coordinate our finish around your sequence.
- 03
Final install, inspection, and handoff
Roof installed to spec and inspected, then a clean warranty handoff — registered manufacturer coverage, our written workmanship warranty, and a photo record for the homeowner's file.
Straight numbers
What new-construction roofing runs
It's driven by roof size and complexity, material class, pitch, and how many transitions and penetrations the design carries — a simple gable and a multi-level roof with dormers and a low-slope section are very different jobs. We price from the plans in writing and coordinate the number and the schedule with your build so there are no surprises when it's time to dry in.
Where we do this work
New Construction Roofing: straight answers
Do you work directly with our build schedule?
Yes — that's the point of hiring a roofer for new construction rather than a repair crew. We coordinate dry-in and final install around your sequence so the interior trades aren't waiting on us and the whole build stays on track.
Can you review our plans before we commit to a material?
We prefer to. Reviewing the roof details on the drawings lets us flag problem transitions, size the ventilation correctly, and lay out material options with honest numbers before anything is framed — when changes still cost almost nothing.
How do you handle ventilation on a new roof?
As a system, not an afterthought. Intake and exhaust have to be balanced for the assembly and this climate, or the roof traps moisture and shortens its own life. We design it into the build rather than bolting it on at the end.
Who holds the warranty when the home sells to the buyer?
The homeowner does. At handoff we register the manufacturer warranties, provide our written workmanship warranty on the install, and leave a photo record — so the buyer's question of who covers the roof has a clean, documented answer.
Get the new construction roofing conversation started.
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