Roof Replacement in Medford Lakes, NJ
Once a covering is finished, nothing useful is gained by leaving any of it up there — it all comes down, and the boards get attention before a new course is started.
Price a replacement — (609) 622-4504Why a layover is never offered here
Laying new courses over tired ones saves a day and hides every fault beneath them. It also puts a second weight on a deck that was sized for one, and it makes the written installation method impossible to follow. Where a roof already carries two layers, stripping is required rather than preferred, but the real reason is simpler: nothing underneath can be judged while it is covered.
What a replacement includes
Full strip and removal
All of it comes down and into a container sited to spare the drive and the grass.
Deck made sound
Any sheathing that is soft, split or delaminated is cut out and renewed, and the pieces are kept to show you.
Underlayment and ice barrier
Synthetic across the open field, with ice and water barrier run along the lower courses, through valleys and around each stack.
New flashing throughout
Step, wall and valley metal is replaced rather than reshaped, because reused flashing is where most new roofs leak first.
Airflow corrected
Intake at the eaves and exhaust at the ridge are checked as one system and put right if the balance is wrong.
Fasteners to specification
Count, placement and nailing line are set by the written method rather than by habit, on every course.
Daily clearance
Waste is cleared as the day goes rather than piled, and a magnet goes over the ground last.
What it takes
A typical house here runs one to two days on site once the container arrives, and we are not running another roof at the same time. A steep pitch, a second existing layer or widespread deck renewal each add time, and each is written into the estimate rather than discovered on the morning.
Have this one priced on your own roof
One visit, nothing to pay, and the figures come back in writing.
Price a replacement — (609) 622-4504