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Residential roofing & new roof installation

The right roof starts with the building beneath it. For new roof installation, we consider roof pitch, drainage, attic ventilation and how the finished material will meet dormers, chimneys and walls. For an existing home, a roof replacement assessment helps establish what can remain and what needs attention. Architectural shingle roofing offers dimension and a broad choice of colors; asphalt shingle roofing can suit many traditional and contemporary homes.

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Cedar, metal & premium roof coverings

Cedar shingle roofing and cedar shakes bring natural texture to coastal architecture. Standing seam metal roofing provides crisp lines for modern homes and porch accents. Slate roofing needs careful attention to structural loading, fastening and flashing; synthetic slate roofing offers a different weight and maintenance profile. We discuss the specific product and roof design before recommending a system.

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Flat roofing & commercial properties

Low-slope roofs need a membrane system designed around seams, penetrations and drainage. EPDM and TPO flat roofing serve different project needs, while commercial roofing services account for roof access, occupied spaces and equipment above the building.

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Repairs, flashing & leak detection

A leak can travel before it appears indoors. Roof leak detection and roof repair examine the surrounding roof rather than relying on the ceiling stain alone. Roof flashing, chimney flashing and roof integration deserve particular attention at changes in direction. After a storm, wind damage roof repair may involve lifted shingles, damaged metal edges or loosened flashing.

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Roof inspections, ventilation & maintenance

Roof inspections help identify open seams, deteriorated flashing, blocked drainage and isolated wear. Roof ventilation should provide a clear path for intake and exhaust that suits the attic assembly. Roof maintenance can include targeted repairs and coordination with gutter cleaning and downspout maintenance. A schedule should reflect the roof material, nearby trees and coastal exposure.