





Most roof replacements look fine on the surface. The difference between a roof that lasts and one that causes headaches down the road is almost entirely what happens underneath - and that's where we focus.
On this job, we added ice and water protection at every eave and valley transition. Those are the spots where water is most likely to back up, sit, and eventually work its way into your home. We also installed drip edge at no extra cost. Both of these are things some crews skip or charge extra for. We just build them into every new roof installation because that's how it should be done.
We laid down Reliabilt underlayment across the entire deck before finishing with Owens Corning Duration shingles in Onyx Black. Duration shingles are a step above standard - they're known for their wind resistance and long-term performance. Onyx Black is a bold, clean color that reads great from the street on just about any home style.
The before-and-after here tells the story pretty well. Fresh decking, proper underlayment, protection at every vulnerable transition point, and a sharp finished product on top. That's what a residential roofing job should look like start to finish - no shortcuts, no upsells on basics that should already be included.
If your roof is at the point where repairs aren't cutting it anymore, this is the kind of replacement you want. Built right from the ground up, with materials that actually back it up.