Recently, a homeowner in Marcus Hook called on us to repair their roof. The siding had become detached from the roofing, and some of their shingles had blown off.
Like we do with every project, we started by hanging a system of plywood and tarps over the side of the house. This prevents any debris from damaging the property. After we removed the shingles, we exposed the layer of wood that sits underneath. From there we removed the trouble spots in the wood and replaced them. This is important because eventually, those little soft spots in the wood would have caused big problems.
Before installing the new shingles, we added a material called ACE WeatherShield. This creates a protective layer between the shingles and wood to keep moisture out. Finally, we installed the shingles before thoroughly cleaning up.
To learn more about the methods we use, visit our roofing process page.
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- Before: the siding had started to detach from the roof
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- Before: Some of the shingles had blown off of the roof
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- We always start by hanging a system of plywood and tarps to protect our client’s property
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- We removed the singles and had to remove some of the wood underneath where it had become rotten or damaged
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- Then, we started to replace the troubled areas on the roof
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- We filled in the damage parts of the roof with new wood
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- This layer of ACE WeatherShield prevents moisture from gathering on top of the wood under the shingles
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- Next, it was time to start installing the new shingles
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- Here is one of our crew members finishing up the shingle installation
Your roof is not a place to cut corners. When it’s time to install a new roof, you want to choose a contractor who does the job right.
