Whether your Arlington home needs a few shingles or a new roof, we start with a real inspection and an honest recommendation. For replacements, we file the City of Arlington re-roof permit, post it at your house, and schedule the final inspection.
What we see most on Arlington homes before the call.
Many south Arlington homes from the 1980s and 1990s are on their second roof, now 15 to 20 years old and showing it.
Long, low-slope areas over patios and additions hold water. Arlington code limits where shingles can go on low slopes.
After one too many storm patches, a full replacement is often the better value, and sometimes covered.
Bare spots and curled shingle edges after years of Arlington summers.
If a past roofer covered an old layer, Arlington will not allow another one on top. It all comes off.
Daylight through the boards, damp insulation or stains around vents and the chimney.
How we decide on Arlington homes.
Roof, attic and slope measurements, with photos.
Written quote, then we file the City of Arlington permit online.
Posted at your house before we start, as the city requires.
Down to the deck, then underlayment, flashing and the new roof.
We schedule it and leave you the paperwork.
Yes. Re-roof permits in Arlington end with a final inspection. The inspector checks flashing, edging and vents, and that no more than one old layer was left under the new roof. We schedule it.
Most homes take one to three days on the roof. Permit approval and weather can add a few days to the start date.
No. We need access to the driveway and yard, and sometimes the attic for the inspection.
Yes. On slopes under 2:12, shingles are not allowed, so we use a low-slope membrane suited to it.
Yes. We provide the product and color details your HOA needs to approve the roof before we order materials.
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