Reroofs & Extensions

The key is correct tie-in flashing and water direction planning. We assess how water flows across both roof sections, then detail the join using appropriate flashings, overlaps, and sealing methods. We also check valleys, wall lines, and penetration points to ensure the extension integrates cleanly and performs in heavy rain.

If we discover damaged battens, rot, or framing concerns, we pause and discuss options before continuing. Some issues can be repaired or replaced quickly; others may require a bigger fix. We’ll explain what we found, why it matters, and the best way to keep the new roof safe and compliant.

Yes—reroofing is the perfect time to upgrade ventilation. We can recommend options like whirly birds, ridge ventilation, or improved roof space airflow, depending on your roof design. Better ventilation can reduce heat buildup and moisture issues, improving comfort and extending roof life.

We can. Many homeowners choose to replace gutters and downpipes during a reroof because it completes the upgrade and improves drainage. If your existing guttering is old, sagging, undersized, or rusted, we’ll recommend an upgrade so the entire system works together.

We follow a controlled removal process and keep the site as clean and safe as possible. Old materials are collected and disposed of properly, and we do a final cleanup at the end. We also plan the job so your home remains protected during the work, considering weather and roof exposure timing.