Roof Installation

Roof Installation

Why Choose A New Roof?

A roof is more than just a beautiful addition to your home. Almost like a shield, your roof is the first point of contact during inclement weather conditions like heavy rain, wind, snow, or hail. A fully sealed, energy-efficient shingle or metal roof with functioning gutters can help protect against the elements.


No matter what your reason for the new roof installation, the task can seem daunting. Many people delay having their roofs inspected or repaired until it’s too late. Quality installation and regular maintenance can save you money on high-cost repairs down the road.

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Signs Your Roof May Need to Be Replaced

Replacing or repairing a roof is one of the most common things homeowners are faced with. Even the best roofs will become damaged and worn over time from age and weather. Here are five signs to help you decide when it’s time for a new roof.

  • Curling & Buckling Shingles

    When the shingles on your roof begin to curl or to buckle, it’ll soon be time to replace them. There are two kinds of curling: cupping, when the edges of the shingle start to curl upward, and clawing, when the edges stay flat, but the middle starts to pop up. If either of these happens to your shingles, they are past their prime and will be ready to be replaced in the near future. On a warm day, bend the shingle; if it cracks or breaks easily, it’s probably time to replace it.

  • Gutter Bald Spots & Granules

    If there are bald spots — very dark spots on the shingle — where the granules (the rough texture of the shingle) are falling off, the shingles are definitely beginning to age. You might start to notice a lot of these granules beginning to collect in the gutter, where they end up after being washed off by heavy rain. If these bald spots continue to increase in size, it’s important to get your shingles checked out and your roof looked at as soon as possible.

  • Daylight Through Roof Boards

    Head into your attic. If you can see daylight coming through the roof anywhere, you need to take a look at your roofing. If sunlight can get through, so can rain and snow. This also means your insulation is poor and you’re losing heat – and driving up that heating bill! Check the area around these spots for active leaks the next few times it rains, and try to get it fixed as soon as possible.

  • Cracked Shingles

    Cracked shingles are usually a sign of wind damage. You probably won’t need to replace the whole roof right away; if just a few shingles are cracked, you can quickly and easily replace them just to patch it up. If, however, the cracked shingles are spread out randomly across the roof and not isolated to one or two places, it may mean that wind damage will continue, and the roof may need to be replaced in the near future.

  • The Roof Is Sagging

    If your roof is beginning to sag, you’ve got problems. This is especially the case for valleys and dips in the roof, where rainwater and snow tend to collect and could cause serious damage. A sagging roof is usually a sign of more serious and structural damage; it could be in the decking in the attic, or even in the supports in the foundation. It’s best to get this looked at right away – your ceiling may not fall on you, but it’s always better to get it taken care of while it’s small and localized and before it spreads. Be sure to call in a professional as soon as possible.

ASPHALT SHINGLES

Proudly Offering CertainTeed Landmark® Series of Shingles

With a classic look that can be customized to match any home’s style and decor, asphalt shingles are the most popular residential roofing material in the United States. When installed by a highly skilled roofing company, shingles can also add long-lasting durability, efficiency, and protection to the structure of your home.

Landmark®

For homeowners seeking true peace of mind, Landmark® shingles are the high-quality, reliable choice for beautifying and protecting a home. With a dual-layered design that emulates the dimensionality of true wood shake, Landmark asphalt shingles offer the heaviest weight and widest array of color options in their class, allowing you to create or re-create the ideal look for your home with confidence. Backed by a 100+ year legacy of trusted manufacturing performance, all Landmark shingles include CertainTeed’s industry-leading, lifetime-limited warranty.


  • Certified as meeting the industry’s toughest third-party (UL) manufacturing quality standards
  • Dual-layered construction provides extra protection from the elements
  • Ten-year StreakFighter® algae-resistance warranty
  • Class A fire-resistance rating
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Landmark® Pro

Landmark PRO provides the reliable quality of Landmark, along with greater durability and eye-catching Max Def colors. Engineered with two laminated layers to replicate the dimensional appearance of true wood shake, Landmark PRO offers peace-of-mind on projects that call for a premier aesthetic at an affordable price. Backed by a 100+ year legacy of trusted performance, all Landmark PRO shingles include CertainTeed’s industry-leading, lifetime-limited warranty.



  • Certified as meeting the industry’s toughest third-party (UL) manufacturing quality standards
  • Class A fire-resistance rating
  • Fifteen year StreakFighter® algae-resistance warranty
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Landmark® Premium

Landmark Premium, a luxury offering from the Landmark asphalt shingle series, provides the beauty of wood shake roofing with peace-of-mind that comes backed by CertainTeed’s world-class manufacturing standards and industry-leading product warranty. With multi-layer construction and a palette of high-contrast Max Def granule color options, Landmark Premium shingles can match almost any home exterior design aesthetic.



For proven protection of your home and all it keeps safe, trust the quality of Landmark Premium.

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METAL ROOFING

Standing Seam

The Standing Seam Metal Roof is one of the most exciting breakthroughs in roofing technology in the last 30 years, offering both durability and reliable protection against the weather. Standing Seam Metal Roofing has an established track record in new construction and is also often used in residential roof

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Multi-Rib

Combining beauty and durability with affordability, Multi-Rib metal roofing is one of the most popular and versatile panels used today. It is commonly used in applications including residential, commercial, and post-frame buildings. Offering both strength and extra leak protection, this metal roof option could be perfect for your home.


ENERGY STAR: All of our metal panels are Energy Star certified.


LEED: This product can qualify for the following LEED Credits: SS Credit 7.2 Heat Island Effect: Roof, MR Credit 4.1 Recycled Content, MR Credit 5.1 Regional Materials

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5-V Crimp

5-V Metal Roofing panels have been used for many generations on rural projects. Today, many homeowners have recognized the strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal of these panels and find them ideal for homes commonly found inland and in coastal areas, such as Wilmington.


THROUGH FASTENED PANEL:

The 5V panel is ideal for residential applications. It is one of the oldest most reliable residential panels in the industry. The panel is secured with fasteners through the panel.

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