Out With The Old in With The New - Our Installation Process

A quality roof starts with careful preparation. We begin by removing your old roofing materials and thoroughly inspecting the underlying decking. If there are any signs of damage or rot, we repair them to ensure a solid, long-lasting foundation.

Next, we install a protective underlayment to act as a moisture barrier, followed by essential components like drip edge and flashing around vulnerable areas such as chimneys, valleys, and vents. These details help prevent leaks and extend the life of your roof.

Shingles are then installed with precision, layer by layer, ensuring proper alignment and secure fastening. We finish with ridge caps and ventilation to promote airflow and help regulate your home’s temperature year-round.

Once the installation is complete, we perform a full clean-up of the job site—leaving your home looking clean, safe, and protected with a roof you can rely on for years to come.

We start by checking your home’s exterior for any damage, then remove the old siding and repair any existing damage (if needed) prep the surface. Next, we apply a weather barrier to help block out moisture and drafts.

From there, we install the siding itself—working from the bottom up for a clean, even finish. Trim pieces go around windows, doors, and corners, and we seal everything up with caulk to keep it weather-tight.

Every job ends with a final walk-through and clean-up so your home looks great from the start.

Our window installation process starts with the careful removal of your old windows. We inspect the openings for any damage or rot and make repairs if needed to ensure a solid fit. Your new windows are then set into place, leveled, and secured. We insulate around the frame, seal all gaps for maximum efficiency, and reinstall trim for a clean, finished look.

•  Properly installed gutters protect the interior of your home as well as your homes foundation, basement and crawl space by diverting water away from your home. 
• Prevent water damage to your roof, which cause rot, deterioration or mold in shingles, soffit, fascia and masonry. 
• Leaf screens help prevent gutter failure by keeping leaves, pine needles and other debris out of the inside of the gutters and downspouts, not to mention the time  you'll save from not having to climb up a ladder to clean them. 

• It is important to Properly install and vent your bathroom vents to the exterior of the house to keep your attic area dry and prevent the possibility of mold  
• Creating a balanced attic system with a combination of ridge, soffit, and or gable vents.

• Size, slope, accessibility and accessories: Roof size and style (peaks valleys), how difficult is it to access your roof (is your roof walkable or is it high pitch), are there any skylights or special vents to be installed all of these things determine the cost.
• Existing roof: The type of roof shingles and the amount of roof materials (shingles) that would need to be removed all determine cost. (the type of product and amount of layers add cost of labor and weight to dumpsters and its removal)
• Roof shingles: asphalt shingles are the most common for residential homes and come in different brands and colors. (we recommend Owens Corning) 
• Other Roof materials: Will partial or complete water-resistant underlayment be installed, all roof boots, and flashing around chimneys, skylights etc will be replaced.
• Labor:  The quality of workmanship, scoop of work and as stated above complexity of roof and work need to be done to prepare and install your roof system all determine the cost.  
• NOTE: When comparing roof quotes, make sure to compare scope of work and materials being used, not all quotes are created equal.