Our residential/commercial roofing services range from maintenance and minor repairs to full roof replacements and brand-new roof installations. No matter how big or small your roofing needs are, you can count on the experts.

Repair and Replacement

 When a roof is nearing the end of its life, the decision to repair or replace can be a difficult one. We bring years of experience and promise to give you an honest estimate of your roof’s condition. At the end of the time, however, the decision to repair or replace your roof is up to you. You might want to keep these factors in mind when deciding between roof repairs and replacement. The decision to replace requires a further choice: install the new roof over the existing one or tear the old one off and start fresh. The choice comes down to saving money now and risking greater expenses down the road or spending more now and minimizing future expenses. The decision also depends on the type of roofing system you currently have and the condition of your roof.

Slate

 Our slate roof repair process is comprehensive and starts with a thorough evaluation of the problem. We check for missing and damaged slates and identify if the flashing and valleys are in good shape and whether the roof can simply be repaired. Once we identify the situation, we provide you with estimates of work with price and warranty details. Before we begin repairs, we’ll install a special setup that prevents us from walking directly on slates. We replace the missing or broken slates by removing the old nails using a special tool called a slate ripper. We then remove all pieces of broken slate, install slate hook, and hang new slate. Sometimes we may also need to change the flashing or valley, but if so, we make every effort to reuse the existing slates.

There are many factors to consider when deciding which shingle is best for your home, such as affordability, quality, appearance, difficulty of installation and maintenance, durability, energy efficiency, and environmental friendliness. It is important to know about the different types of shingles when choosing a roof for your home. While there are many different types of shingles on the market, the three most common types of shingles for traditional residential houses: asphalt, cedar, and metal.

 Flat Roofs

 One main difference between flat roofing systems is that waterproofing and weatherproofing is of the utmost importance. Because the roof is flat, this enables water to pool and, without proper protection, it will seep into the roofing and, eventually, everything below. We know the importance of this and of inspecting the roof for possible leaks. The bottom line is that a flat roof does not have the runoff that a sloped roof has and this can lead to trouble. Flat roofing can also be used for residential homes and provide some unique benefits. For one thing, this is a cost-effective approach to roofing and makes the installation much easier. This is also the ideal approach to take if you are considering solar panels or if you would like to have a rooftop garden. You also have the option of adding on by building up, with greater ease, if you have a flat roof system.