• Workmanship Warranty

• Qualified & Experienced Roofers

• Attention to Detail

• Tear Off Down to Decking

• One-Day Installs*

• "Leave No Trace" Cleanup Policy

• Disposal Included

• Only the Best Materials Used

• 130 mph Wind Rating

• Synthetic Underlayment 

• Ice and Water Barrier 

• 3M Scotchguard 

• Lifetime Limited Warranty*

• Customer Can Choose Another Brand

• Drone inspection available

• Recomended every 6 months

• After major storms

• Before purchasing a home

• If there is visible damage

• Water marks on ceiling

• Shingles found on ground

• Granulars in gutters/ground

• Documentation for your records 

A roof inspector will be looking for leaks, unusual wear and tear, damage caused by windblown debris, organic growth issues, and problems that may have occurred during shingle installation or subsequent repairs. 

• Structural Inspection

• Materials Inspection

• Interior/Attic Inspection

• Prior Workmanship Inspection

• Detailed Report for your Records

If you’re replacing your roof through homeowners insurance, it’s crucial to hire a roofing contractor with experience handling insurance claims. But why is this important? 

• We know how the process works

• We know how to read you claim

• We will fight to make sure everything is correct on the estimate

• We are there for the initial adjuster inspection

• We use Xactimate for estimates

• We work for you, not the insurance

• You only pay the deductable

• We help you understand the process

Gutters are responsible for water management. During a storm, they effectively channel water flow from your roof, through the downspouts, and direct it to appropriate areas outside the home. Without a gutter system, your roof can pick up a bunch of leaves and other debris, causing water to stagnate and overflow. This can make your home vulnerable to rotting, rusting, and other damage.

• Roofs are protected

• Soil around the house is stabilized

• Foundation problems can be avoided

• Flooding under houses and in basements can be prevented

• Erosion can be prevented and this preserves landscaping and turf

• Water damage to siding can be prevented

• Water staining on brick and stone masonry can be prevented

• Settling and cracking of sidewalks, patios and driveways can be lessened

• Exterior doors and garage overhead doors can be preserved