Full replacement
A complete project considers removal of the existing roof and installation of a new roof system.

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A full replacement or new installation brings materials, ventilation and the shape of your home together in one project.
Full replacement · New installation · Material choices · System details
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A complete project considers removal of the existing roof and installation of a new roof system.
A new home or addition needs a complete roof coordinated with its design and structure.
Shingle, metal and tile options differ in appearance, weight and installation requirements.
Underlayment, flashing, ventilation and drainage are considered as part of the complete installation.

A practical detail
Roof pitch, decking, ventilation and edge details all inform a complete installation. Material delivery and access to the home also influence the project plan.
Call (346) 740-1274Flashing and edge details connect the covering to chimneys, walls and other transitions. A complete installation plan should account for these junctions.
Planning detail
Material selection depends on roof slope, the desired appearance and manufacturer requirements. A complete project also coordinates the covering with underlayment, flashing and ventilation.
Intake and exhaust openings work together to move air through the attic. A complete roof plan considers their placement alongside the roof assembly.
Helpful answers
This page focuses on complete residential roof replacement and new roof installation.
The home’s structure, roof pitch, appearance and available provider options all play a part.
Roof area, removal, materials, installation layers, ventilation and access can all affect the project scope.
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