Roofing Company Blog: Roof Replacement

The Roofing Company, Inc. provides time and material estimates for specific projects due to the potential for unforeseen pre-existing conditions that can arise during the work.

As a professional roofing company, we understand the importance of providing our clients with roofing options that can withstand the most severe weather conditions.

Trying to accomplish a roofing project on your own can be tempting, as the sense of accomplishment can be very fulfilling. However, there are clear advantages to working with an experienced local roofing contractor that are worth considering.

What started as a grand construction idea after a fire broke out in this beautiful Victorian Home in the Hampton Historical District, turned into an elaborate and breathtaking restoration, bringing back much of it’s original structure built in 1902.

The following case study is another example of how Americans spend a fortune on disposable roofing (asphalt shingles) instead of permanent roofing like much of the rest of the world. Mrs. B in Hampton, Virginia lives in a home built in 1938 by her in-laws.

It’s a huge benefit to know what warning signs to look for before working with any contractor.  I assure you, our entire team has worked diligently to create a system for your experience with The Roofing Company to go as smooth as possible.

At The Roofing Company, our outstanding customer service experience ends when your project is complete, right? Wrong! We want your home to be taken care of not only now, but also in the future. That’s why we have developed our exclusive Customer Appreciation Inspection Program.

Parts of a roof you need to be familiar with. When it’s time for a Roof Replacement, and you’ve found a qualified and reputable contractor to do the job, there are parts of a roof you want to know about. These are the terms most likely to be included in your estimate.

Brian Chalsma, The Roofing Company President was also President of the National Slate Association, which promotes excellence in slate roofing for slate roofing contractors and slate professionals, architects, roof consultants, builders, and building managers.

Getting Started Roof replacement plays an important role in the structure and safety of your home. If installed properly and well-maintained, an asphalt shingle roof should last up to 20 years. Common signs that it’s time to replace your roof are roof leakage and damage.