A New Roof That Outlasts Its Own Warranty

Most single-family homes take 1–2 days once material is on site. Complex roofs — steep pitch, multiple levels, cedar or metal — can run 3–5 days. We give you the exact schedule in your bid and tell you immediately if weather moves it.

Tear off, always. A layover hides rotted decking, voids most manufacturer warranties, and adds weight your framing wasn't designed for. It's cheaper the day you pay for it and more expensive every day after.

We watch forecasts and never open more roof than we can dry-in the same day. Every exposed section is covered with synthetic underlayment or tarps rated for storms — your home is never open to the sky overnight.

If the damage came from wind, hail, or a falling tree — very possibly. Age and wear alone, no. We inspect first and tell you honestly which category you're in before you file anything.

Ask three questions: Is tear-off included? Who actually swings the hammers — employees or the lowest sub available that week? And what does the warranty cover in year six? The cheapest bid usually gets expensive on question three.

Five years leak-free on our workmanship plus ten more years of extended system coverage through Owens Corning on qualifying installs. In writing. Transferable if you sell.