Asphalt shingles
Architectural, three-tab and designer shingles differ in construction and appearance. A tested impact rating is a separate characteristic.


Choose help for a leak, an aging roof, storm damage or a planned material change.
You might know exactly what you want replaced. You might only know that the hallway ceiling is wet. Either is enough to start a roofing conversation.
Roof repair focuses on the source of a particular problem. Replacement considers the full covering and supporting details. An inspection helps work out which path fits before a project is defined.

The service pages explain the work, its limits and the choices that affect the budget.

Plan tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing and the new roof covering.
Address damaged shingles, roof leaks and flashing failures.
Get a closer look at condition, storm concerns or repeated repairs.
Separate temporary protection, permanent roof work and insurance questions.
Repair or replace the system that carries water away from the roof edge.
The roof shape and how the parts connect help determine which material is suitable. A low-slope addition may need a different covering from the main house.
Architectural, three-tab and designer shingles differ in construction and appearance. A tested impact rating is a separate characteristic.

Standing seam and exposed-fastener panels have different attachment and maintenance details.

Membranes, rooftop equipment and tenant access change the conversation. Find system-specific help for commercial roofs, including TPO, coatings and flat roof repairs.

Describe the problem or the project you have in mind. You do not need to choose a roofing service before requesting a free inspection.