Our roofing crew typically arrives at the jobsite between 7-8 am. The first thing we do is to backup our roof debris collection trailer to the house and install tarps around the work area to protect your driveways and/or plant areas from falling debris. These tarps are strategically rotated around the perimeter of the home to where the work is being performed.
The roof replacement is a noisy process. During the re-nailing of the deck and nailing of your shingles expect muffled thumping sounds and small vibrations throughout your home. If you work from home or have a pet that may be upset by this please take precautions. There’s no way around it. But we do all we can to minimize hassle and inconvenience during the roofing process.
The crew usually begins the tear off of your existing roof from the furthest point and move towards the trailer. Before the protective underlayment is installed (dry-in ) we re-nail the deck as needed for current code requirements and replace any damaged decking or wood to your home. The dry in will protect your home and the wood underneath from any weather that may occur during your installation.
Typically, materials are delivered on conveyor the afternoon or morning after work is commenced, and building department inspections are scheduled throughout the process per the controlling municipalities requirements. Once the dry-in is complete and any required inspections are met, your roof nailing will begin. Unless special inspection requirements are necessary or weather deviations are present expect our roofing crew to arrive daily between 7-8 am.
Upon completion, a complete cleanup will be done, final building inspection will be scheduled as well as a walkthrough with you to ensure your satisfaction.