Before work begins, our crews take great care to protect your home and surroundings. We cover flowerbeds and delicate areas with tarps, use catch-all netting systems, and sweep the site with hand-held magnets throughout the project to collect nails and debris. For homes with detailed landscaping or exterior features such as lanterns, windows, or pool equipment, we build custom protection using plywood and wood framing to ensure nothing is damaged.
And while we do everything possible to prevent issues, we stand behind our work — if something does get damaged, we take full responsibility and make it right. After more than 30 years in business, our reputation has been built on doing the right thing, every time.
Most residential roofs are completed within one to three days, depending on factors like size, pitch, material type, and weather conditions. Larger or specialty systems — such as tile or metal roofs — may take longer, but our Production Team will provide a clear timeline before work begins and keep you updated throughout the project.
There are many variables that can affect duration — from extreme heat or rain delays to complex roof designs, steep slopes, or tight property lines. While we always strive to finish efficiently, we never rush at the expense of quality. If additional time is needed to ensure your roof system is installed correctly, we’ll be upfront and communicate why.
A little extra time can often save a lot of time (and money) down the road. We understand that roofing can be an intrusive process, but we promise to respect your home, keep you informed, and get in and out as quickly — and carefully — as possible.
Not necessarily. We can complete most projects while you’re away — in fact, many homeowners prefer it, especially for larger or multi-day projects. It can even be a great time to plan a short getaway while we handle the heavy lifting.
Our Production Team will coordinate all logistics in advance so the process runs smoothly and your property is well cared for while you’re gone. We also like to create a group text with both homeowners to keep you informed and up to date with daily progress.
For a closer look at how to prepare, check out our Preparation for a Reroof video.