


Most roofing jobs look the same from the street. What separates a solid roof from a shortcut is everything you can't see once the shingles go down. That's exactly why we do this the right way - permits pulled, deck inspected, and every problem addressed before a single shingle gets nailed.
Here's what we were working with on this one. The old roof came off completely. Where the deck had issues, we rebuilt it. That matters more than most homeowners realize - a compromised deck means your new shingles won't perform the way they're supposed to, no matter how good they are. We also added proper ventilation and new flashing throughout, both of which are often skipped on cheaper jobs and are two of the biggest reasons roofs fail early.
For the finish, we went with Owens Corning Duration shingles. These are a high-quality architectural shingle with a strong track record for durability. The layered design gives the roof a clean, dimensional look - but more importantly, it holds up. That's the product we trust on jobs where we know the homeowner wants a roof that actually lasts.
The before-and-after on this one is a good example of what a full roof installation really looks like when it's done completely. Fresh OSB deck, ridge laid clean and tight, ventilation integrated properly, and flashing set at every transition point. Code-compliant from top to bottom. Nothing rushed, nothing skipped.
A roof done right protects everything underneath it - your insulation, your structure, your belongings, and your family. That's the standard we hold ourselves to on every job, whether it's a smaller repair or a full replacement like this one.