Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement, in short, is a professional and specialized procedure in which our roofing contractors remove the previously installed roof covering, fixing any damage to the underlying substrate, and installing new roof coverings. It's important to examine each roof on an individual basis, but following some common parameters will help you decide whether to replace or repair your roof. We inspect and asses in detail your roof deck and should we find extensive rotten or warped woodwork, or any huge gaping holes between the deck planks in most cases a replacement is recommended. It is vital before any new roofing is installed, any rotting or broken boards must be replaced to ensure the overall structure is secure.
When Do You Need Roof Replacement?
A roof's lifespan is determined by the number of years it lasts you. You should be able to achieve close to the manufacturer's recommended lifetime if your roof is installed correctly and has appropriate attic airflow. Incorrect roof installation and poor attic ventilation are two of the most prevalent reasons for early roof collapse. Extreme weather can lead to the need for a new roof. If your shingles aren't properly installed, straight-line winds might pull them off your roof, necessitating a roof repair. If the integrity of your metal panels is damaged by hail damage, you will need to replace your metal roof system. If any of these severe weather causes significant damage or your roof is completely destroyed, your homeowner's coverage could pay for a complete roof replacement.
Decking Board Replacement
There are several things to keep in mind when it comes to replacing your roof. One of them is the roof's structural soundness, which is aided by the materials employed. Your roof's decking consists of hardwood planks that are nailed together to form a framework. Over these boards, you'll discover things like shingles and other finishing touches. These boards could have to be replaced if your damage is severe enough. If you don't, you'll be repairing just the components of the top layer and ignoring the decaying wood underneath it. But if you're unsure, don't stress, this is one of the main reasons we conduct a detailed roofing replacement assessment to be sure replacement of these decking boards is necessary.
Metal Flashing and Underlayment
Anywhere your shingles come into contact with a wall, chimney, or any opening, metal flashing is involved. Your flashing won't need to be replaced if it isn't corroded and the metal is still robust. It is, nevertheless, necessary to repair the roof flashing if it is broken, corroded, or you are upgrading your shingles. Felt underlayment is a layer of protection placed on top of your decking to keep it safe from the elements. As a result, it's an essential part of your roof. The replacement of your roof will almost inevitably involve the installation of new underlayment. Investment in the finest available roofing components cannot be overstated.
Our Roof Replacement Process
Your new roof installation will begin with the delivery of all necessary roofing supplies to your property. The first step in the process of replacing your roof is prepping your home for roof tear-off. Your home's safety is our first concern throughout the roof replacement process. All the old materials are dumped in the rubbish container for easy collection after we tear off your old roof. Your gutters will be cleaned of any potential obstructions. We'll lay the underlayment and attach the drip edge once a portion has been ripped out. We will next begin installing your starter shingles. We install all the ridge capping after the shingles are installed. Your roof's ventilation system will be completed by installing all of the vents that are required. Our skilled roof replacement service always includes complete site clean-up.