Repair
A defined problem in a defined area — lifted shingles, a failed valley, flashing that was never right. Priced by the damaged area, not the house.
What we’re set up for
Four kinds of work, four different trucks. The estimator asks which one you are before it asks anything else, because a shingle repair and a claim-backed re-roof have almost nothing in common.
Full replacement
Tear-off, deck inspection, ice-and-water at the eaves and valleys, new underlayment, new roof. Two to four days and a dumpster in the driveway.
Storm & insurance claims
Wind, hail, fallen limbs. Slope-by-slope test squares and a documented scope an adjuster will accept — and we meet them on the roof.
Full exterior
Siding, gutters, downspouts, trim and attic ventilation. Cheaper to do while the staging is already up, and it only gets scoped once.
Twenty years on other people’s roofs
2006
Year we started
11,400+
Roofs completed
10 yr
Workmanship warranty
4.8
Average job rating
Licensed —
Lic. #RC‑118427
$2M liability insured
Workers’ comp on every crew
Bonded since 2009
How the number gets built
No mystery and no menu. A roof estimate is arithmetic, and it is the same arithmetic every contractor in the trade uses. Here it is.
01 / SQUARES
How much roof
A roofing square is 100 square feet. Area sets the size of the job and everything after it is an adjustment. A rough guess is genuinely fine — we measure it properly on site before anything is signed.
02 / PITCH
How steep it is
Flat, walkable, or steep enough that a crew has to be tied off. Steep and multi-story roofs need staging and fall arrest. That is labour and equipment, not markup.
03 / MATERIAL
What goes on it
3-tab, architectural, wood shake, metal, tile or slate — each one is a different material cost and a different crew day. We assume like-for-like; an upgrade is priced as the difference, shown separately.
Roof area × rate + Pitch + Material + Age of deck + Extras = Your estimate