Roof Replacement for Berkeley Lake Homes

Think of a roof like a good raincoat. It does its job quietly for years, and then one day the seams give out. Curling edges, cracked tabs, grit collecting at the bottom of every downspout and a leak that keeps coming back somewhere new are all signs your raincoat is worn through. When that's where things are, patching just buys time. Here's how a new roof goes with us. We start with a visit, climbing every slope, peeking into the attic and snapping photos you can scroll through with us right there in the driveway. Next you'll get an estimate on paper, broken out by material, amount and labor, with a set price per sheet in case rotten boards turn up once the shingles come off. On build day we drape covers over your shrubs and flower beds, peel the old roof down to bare wood and swap anything spongy. Then come the layers, in order: synthetic felt over the whole deck, sticky leak membrane in valleys and around every pipe, brand-new drip edge and flashing, vents balanced so the attic can breathe, and shingles fastened exactly where the maker marks. Before we head home, a magnet rolls over the lawn and driveway, every scrap rides off in our trailer and we stroll around the house with you to admire the finished roof. And you'll get a quick update from us at each stage, so you're never guessing.