Roof replacement

A roof replacement is a full tear-off — every layer of the old roofing system comes off down to the bare decking, not just a new layer installed over what's already there. In the Las Vegas valley that matters more than in milder climates: years of 100°F+ summer heat and direct UV exposure break down asphalt shingles and underlayment from underneath, and a re-roof over failing material just traps the problem.

Once the decking is exposed, we check it for rot, delamination, or storm damage and replace any bad sheathing before anything new goes down. Then it's a new underlayment layer rated for high-heat climates, followed by the roofing material itself — architectural asphalt shingles, tile, or another system depending on the home and HOA requirements.

We also address ventilation and flashing at this stage, since both are common failure points on Las Vegas roofs. Poor attic ventilation bakes shingles from underneath and can shorten a roof's life by years, and flashing around chimneys, vents, and roof-to-wall transitions is where most leaks actually start — not the field of the roof itself.

We tear off down to the decking on every replacement — we don't install a new layer over old, failing roofing just to save a day of labor.

Materials and ventilation are specced for Las Vegas heat and monsoon season specifically, not a one-size-fits-all climate.

One written estimate before work starts — no surprise costs once the tear-off reveals what's underneath, unless we find something you need to sign off on first.