Roof replacement

A full replacement isn’t a mystery — here’s exactly how it works.

From evaluation to warranty, we walk you through every step, every cost driver, and every decision you’ll make.

Eight signs it’s time to replace

You don’t need all eight — three or four together is usually enough.

1
Your roof is over 18 years old
2
You’ve had multiple leaks in different areas
3
Granules are collecting in your gutters
4
Shingles are curling, cracking, or missing
5
Decking feels soft underfoot
6
Your insurance company recommended replacement
7
You’re preparing to sell within 2 years
8
Repairs cost more than 30% of a replacement
Timeline

What actually happens, day by day

  1. Day 0
    Free evaluation
    An engineer walks your roof, inspects your attic, and emails a written report — regardless of whether you hire us.
  2. Day 1–7
    Design & proposal
    We spec a system to your home: shingle class, underlayment, ventilation, and flashings. Line-item pricing.
  3. Day 7–14
    Materials & permit
    We handle permits (where required) and materials get delivered 24–48 hours before install.
  4. Install day
    1–2 days on site
    Most Central Texas homes install in a single day. Larger or complex roofs take two. Full cleanup, magnet sweep, and homeowner walkthrough.
  5. Day 30 & beyond
    Warranty & follow-up
    Manufacturer-backed warranty registered in your name. We come back at 30 days and after the next major storm.
The system, not the shingle

Every layer matters

A modern roof is five components working together. When one fails, the others age faster.

1. Decking

Usually plywood or OSB. Must be dry, flat, and fastened correctly. Soft decking is replaced during tear-off.

2. Ice & water barrier

Self-adhesive membrane at eaves, valleys, and penetrations. This is your last line of defense against wind-driven rain.

3. Synthetic underlayment

Replaces old felt paper. Tear-resistant, UV-stable, and much safer to walk on during install.

4. Flashings

Metal transitions around chimneys, walls, and pipes. The #1 source of preventable leaks — we replace them, we don’t reuse them.

5. Ventilation

Balanced intake (soffit) and exhaust (ridge). Poor ventilation cooks shingles from below and voids most warranties.

Replacement FAQs

Ready for a real quote — not a sales pitch?

We’ll email you a line-item proposal with photos of your roof, whether you hire us or not.

Schedule an evaluation