Process

This is how a house gets done. No brochure rush.

Weather, access, and what we find under the old shingles can move dates. What does not move is the order: see, write, do, review.

Conversation

You tell us what you see, how long it has been going on, and what worries you. Phone photos help. They do not replace a visit.

We review the roof, penetrations, flashing, and, when access allows, the attic. We record what is observable — not what cannot be seen.

Scope, intended materials, and what the job does and does not include. No oral fine print: if it is not written, it is not promised.

We set a date around weather and access. A roof is not installed well in active rain or on a soaked deck.

Layer by layer: deck, barriers, underlayment, flashing, shingles, ridge, and ventilation. Nail and debris cleanup at close.

We review the visible result and process photos together. Any leftover item is listed — not left as “we’ll see later.”

A visit is not a purchase commitment. It is to see what a photo cannot show, then talk numbers and scope in writing.