A New Roof Done To Code,
Not Just Layered Over The Old One.
Complete tear-off down to the deck, every board inspected and replaced where it is soft, then a full system — underlayment, ice and water barrier at the eaves and valleys, drip edge, ventilation, and architectural shingles.
Tear-Off, Not Overlay: We take the old roof off so we can see the deck. You cannot inspect what you just covered up.
Ice & Water Where Ohio Needs It: Barrier at eaves and valleys per code, because freeze-thaw here is what actually drives water back up the slope.
Ventilation Corrected: Intake at the soffit and exhaust at the ridge. Without both, a new roof cooks and ice dams keep coming back.
New Sheathing And Underlayment Before Shingles
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What A Full Replacement Actually Involves
The shingle is the last thing that goes on and the least important part of whether the roof lasts.
Everything Comes Off
Old shingles, old felt, old flashing. Tarps down, landscaping protected, magnets run over the yard at the end.
The Part You Never See
Soft or delaminated sheathing replaced, then synthetic underlayment and ice barrier before a single shingle is set.
Clean Lines, Clean Site
Ridge vent, valleys, and flashing detailed properly — then the whole property cleaned before we leave.
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One local crew for the whole outside of your house. Same phone number, same people.