Is your roof a good candidate?

• Asphalt shingle roofs that look dry, faded, or weathered
• Shingles that are still lying flat and fully attached
• Roofs with no active leaks or widespread soft spots
• Homes where the owner wants to extend the useful life of the existing roof
• Roofs that still have years of service left but are clearly aging

• Missing, severely cracked, or badly curling shingles
• Soft, spongy, or rotten roof decking
• Major hail, wind, or storm damage
• Roofs that are clearly at the end of their service life

If your roof falls here, we'll tell you honestly — replacement is likely the safer investment. Integrity first.