Three roofs, start to finish.

Challenge

A 1928 farmhouse with three layers of old roofing, sagging purlins and a heritage look the owners refused to lose.

Solution

We stripped to the rafters, sistered six weak members, added a ventilated batten system and laid hand-split shakes in the original exposure.

Result

The attic now stays dry through a full winter, and from the road it looks like the house simply aged well.

Challenge

A tired cedar roof on a new-build style home, with six intersecting planes and a low-pitch section over the great room.

Solution

Panels were formed on site to each run length. The low-pitch section got a mechanically seamed profile rated for its slope.

Result

Clean lines that match the architecture, and a roof the owners expect to outlive their mortgage.

Challenge

Ponding water, four leaking skylights and a strata that needed work staged so every family could stay home.

Solution

We phased the job two units at a time, rebuilt drainage with tapered insulation and replaced every skylight.

Result

No standing water after the first November storm, and zero interior leak calls since.