Four Roofing Jobs, One Crew

Each of these pages is a different kind of work. None of them is handed to a second company after the walk. If a repair turns out to be a replacement once the crew is on the roof, they say so before they change the day, and they stay to do it.

Read the page that matches what you are seeing. If you are not sure, call and describe the ceiling, the gutter, or the missing shingles. The person who answers is tied to the crew that will show up.

Use the menu to open a single job. Replacement is the long day. Repair is the failed piece. Leak tracing is the search for the opening. Gutters are the metal at the eave, hung by this crew whether or not the shingles are coming off. None of those pages is a different company. If you only have time for one call, describe what you see and let the crew name the page that fits.

Replacement is a tear-off and a new roof. Repair is the failed piece. Leak tracing finds the opening. Gutters move the water off the house. Lifetime warranties, where they apply, are named in the paperwork for the job that was finished, not as a slogan on this index.

Each page says who stays on that job and what the crew looks at before they start. Read the one that matches the house, then call. The call is shorter when you already know which job you are asking about, and it is still the same crew if you do not.