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That's the thing about older roofs. What looks like a simple shingle swap on the outside is sometimes a full structural repair job underneath. We moved fast to get the damaged decking replaced and the soffit and fascia rebuilt before any weather could get in. No shortcuts, no covering up the bad stuff.
Once the deck was solid, we installed an Owens Corning Duration shingle system in Onyx Black. Duration shingles are one of the more durable options on the market - they're built with SureNail technology, which means better wind resistance and a longer-lasting hold compared to standard shingles. For a home that had clearly been through a lot, this was the right call.
The aerial shots really show how much ground we covered on this one. Hip and ridge lines tight, valleys clean, and the whole roof buttoned up the right way. When we do a new roof installation, we're not just thinking about today - we're thinking about how that roof performs 10, 15, 20 years down the road.
This is the kind of residential roofing work we're built for. Not just throwing shingles over problems, but finding them, fixing them, and finishing the job the right way from the ground up.