Roofing FAQ

Your roof is designed to protect your home for decades, but it doesn't always fail all at once. Knowing what to look for can help you catch problems early, before a small issue becomes a costly repair.

Common Warning Signs Include:

• Missing, cracked, or curling shingles, or shingles that are buckling, cupping, or pulling away from the roof surface are no longer providing a watertight seal.
• Granule loss — If you're finding dark, sand-like granules in your gutters or downspouts, your shingles are deteriorating. This is especially common on older roofs.
• Sagging or uneven roof deck — Any visible dipping, sagging, or soft spots on the roof surface can indicate structural damage or moisture intrusion in the decking underneath.
• Water stains or leaks inside — Discoloration on ceilings or walls, or visible dripping after rain, often points to a compromised roof — though the entry point may not be directly above the stain.
• Damaged or missing flashing — Flashing around chimneys, skylights, vents, and valleys is a common failure point. Rust, gaps, or lifting flashing can allow water in quickly.
• Daylight visible in the attic — If light is coming through the roof boards, water and pests can too.
• Moss, algae, or dark streaking — While primarily a cosmetic issue early on, sustained moss or algae growth can trap moisture and accelerate shingle breakdown over time.
• Age — Most asphalt shingle roofs are designed to last 20–30 years. If your roof is approaching or past that range, it warrants a professional inspection even without obvious symptoms.

If you're noticing one or more of these signs, don't wait for a full-blown leak. A professional inspection can pinpoint the issue and help you understand whether a repair or full replacement makes more sense for your situation.

It's one of the most important (and most common) questions we hear. And the honest answer is that it depends on several factors. What we can tell you is that a trustworthy contractor will always give you a straight answer, not just the option that costs more.

Here's a practical framework for thinking it through:

Repair is Often the Right Choice When:

• The damage is isolated to a specific area — a few missing shingles, a section of failed flashing, or a single leak with a clear, contained source
• Your roof is relatively young and the surrounding materials are in good condition
• The underlying decking is solid and structurally sound
• The cost of repair is reasonable relative to the remaining life expectancy of the roof
• You've had consistent, professional maintenance and the overall system is performing well

Replacement is Likely the Better Investment When:

• Your roof is approaching or has exceeded its expected lifespan — typically 20–30 years for asphalt shingles, though this varies by material
• Damage is widespread across multiple areas of the roof rather than isolated
• You're seeing significant granule loss, widespread curling or cracking, or systemic shingle failure
• There is evidence of moisture damage, rot, or deterioration in the decking beneath the shingles
• You've had repeated repairs that keep failing or recurring in the same areas
• Your energy bills have been climbing and your attic is running hot — signs that your roofing system is no longer performing efficiently
• You're planning to sell your home and the roof's condition or age would be a liability in the transaction

The Age-Plus-Damage Equation

One useful rule of thumb: if your roof is more than 15–20 years old and requires a repair that would cost more than 25–30% of the price of a full replacement, a new roof often makes more financial sense in the long run. You're investing in a system with years of reliable life remaining rather than patching one that's nearing the end of its service.

Don't Guess — Get a Professional Assessment

The only way to know for certain is to have your roof professionally inspected by someone with the experience to evaluate what's happening beneath the surface, not just what's visible from the ground. At Scudder, we give you an honest assessment, and if a repair is genuinely all you need, that's exactly what we'll tell you.

Schedule a free estimate and let us take a look. We'll give you the full picture and help you make the decision that's right for your home and your budget. Call us today at 831-373-7212 to schedule.

Yes! We offer free on-site estimates for complete residential and commercial new roofing and re-roofs, scheduled at a time that's convenient for you. Request Your Free Estimate or call us at 831-373-7212.

For siding, decks, and windows, please contact our office for estimate fees and additional details.

Roofing emergency? If you need after-hours assistance, call our emergency line at 831-214-3416.

Scudder Roofing specializes in virtually every roofing application available, and we hold some of the highest manufacturer and technical certifications in the industry. Whether you're looking for everyday durability or something truly distinctive, we have the expertise and craftsmanship to deliver.

Our Roofing Specialties Include:

• Architectural shingles
• Wood shakes
• Tile (concrete, clay)
• Slate and stone
• Composite slate and tile
• Custom and specialty metal
• Fire-safe roofing
• Custom storybook and specialty roof styles
• Waterproofing
• Siding

So which material is right for your home? The best choice depends on a number of factors — your home's architectural style, your local climate, HOA requirements, budget, and long-term goals. Some materials offer superior longevity, others excel in fire resistance or curb appeal, and some are simply the perfect match for a specific aesthetic.

That's why we don't believe in a one-size-fits-all answer. During your free on-site estimate, one of our roofing specialists will walk you through your options and help you make an informed decision that fits your home and your investment.

Yes! Scudder Roofing, along with our sister company Scudder Solar, is a Certified Tesla Solar Roof and Tesla Powerwall installer and one of the most trusted installers throughout Northern California and the Central Coast.

The Tesla Solar Roof replaces your existing roof with fully integrated solar tiles, so you get a beautiful, durable roof and a clean energy system in one. Paired with a Tesla Powerwall, your home can store the energy it generates and keep you powered even when the grid goes down.

Why Choose Scudder for Your Tesla Solar Roof?

• Certified Tesla Solar Roof and Powerwall installer
• Meticulous track record and a skilled team of both solar and roofing professionals
• Fully licensed and insured
• Adds value to your home and boosts curb appeal
• Serves all of the Central Coast, including Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito, and south Santa Clara counties

Whether you're due for a new roof and want to go solar at the same time, or you're simply ready to make the switch to clean energy, the Tesla Solar Roof is one of the most elegant and efficient ways to do it.

Learn more about Tesla Solar Roof or contact us to schedule a consultation with one of our certified specialists.

This is one of our favorite things to talk about, and one of our most treasured specialties.

Carmel-by-the-Sea is world-famous for its enchanting storybook cottages, many originally built in the 1920s and 1930s and featuring the hallmarks of the style: steeply pitched roofs, curved edges, rolled eaves, wave coursing, and an organic, old-world character that makes them look like they stepped right out of a fairy tale. It's a rare and demanding craft — and it's one that Scudder Roofing has been perfecting for decades.

Our portfolio includes storybook style roofing, custom cedar shingle installations, and ocean wave cedar shingle projects throughout Carmel, Carmel Valley, and Pebble Beach — some of the most architecturally distinctive and historically significant neighborhoods on the Central Coast.

This type of work requires a level of artisanship that goes far beyond standard roofing. Achieving those signature undulating ridgelines, curved eaves, and wave-coursed shingles demands skilled hands, deep experience with custom materials, and an eye for design. It's not something every roofer can do — or should even attempt.

Scudder Roofing is responsible for thousands of the roofs you see in the local area, and our quality craftsmanship is part of the history and landscape of our community. That includes many of the iconic storybook homes that make Carmel and Pebble Beach so visually distinctive.

Whether you're restoring an historic cottage, building a new home in the storybook style, or simply want a custom cedar shake roof with character and soul, we'd love to talk. This is the kind of work we were built for.

Yes, and it's well worth a visit! Our roofing and solar power products showroom is packed with working models that walk you through the construction process from beginning to end so you can see exactly what goes into a quality roof, not just the finished surface.

You'll find color samples, material options, and products from a wide variety of top manufacturers, including:

• CertainTeed
• GAF
• Boral Roofing
• Duro-Last
• Cedur
• DaVinci Roofscapes
• Tesla
• Franklin Whole Home
• And many more!

Beyond roofing materials, you'll also find products for everything else that may come up during your project, including gutters and downspouts, insulation, ventilation, skylights, and more. It's a one-stop resource to help you make confident, informed decisions before the work even begins.

Stop in and see us. We’re happy to walk you through your options in person.

Not necessarily, but it's absolutely worth evaluating them at the same time, and here's why. When we replace a roof, we remove and reinstall (or replace) the drip edge along the roofline, which is directly connected to how your gutters function and fit. This makes a roof replacement the ideal time to take a close look at the condition of your gutters and downspouts while everything is already accessible and the crew is already on site.

Consider Replacing Your Gutters at the Same Time If:

• They are sagging, pulling away from the fascia, or no longer properly pitched toward the downspouts
• They show visible rust, cracks, holes, or separation at the seams
• They are older aluminum sectional gutters that have required repeated repairs
• Your current gutters are undersized for your roof's drainage needs
• You're upgrading your home's exterior and want a cohesive, finished look

On the other hand, if your gutters are relatively new, in good condition, and functioning well, there's no reason to replace them just because you're getting a new roof. A good contractor will tell you the truth either way.

The real advantage of addressing both at the same time is efficiency — one project, one crew, one cleanup, and the peace of mind that your entire roofing system is working together as it should.

During your free estimate, we'll take a look at your gutters and give you an honest assessment so you can make the best decision for your home and your budget.

Absolutely, and the roofing contractor you choose for storm damage work will make all the difference. Navigating an insurance claim while dealing with a damaged roof is stressful enough. Having an experienced, knowledgeable team in your corner from day one can make the entire process smoother, faster, and far less frustrating.

Scudder Roofing's skilled storm damage team will guide you through the entire process from start to finish, from the initial damage assessment all the way through repairs or full roof replacement.

Our services include:

• Thorough roof inspections and damage assessments
• Detailed estimates and proposals for insurance submission
• Repair and full roof replacement
• Clear, transparent budget and work scope recommendations
• Ongoing communication to keep the claims process as hassle-free as possible

Our technicians are trained to identify all types of weather and accident-related damage, and our knowledgeable office staff understands the insurance process inside and out. No matter the extent of the damage, you can trust Scudder to handle every detail of your recovery.

Insurance-Related Estimate Fee

Due to the high demand for thorough storm damage inspections throughout the region, all insurance-related proposals, estimates, and inspections require an upfront evaluation and processing fee of $350.00, due prior to or at the time of the first site visit. This fee is fully refunded to the property owner upon acceptance of the project proposal.

We provide insurance-related roofing estimates and inspections throughout Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito, and south Santa Clara counties.

When storm damage strikes, don't wait! Early assessment can prevent further damage and strengthen your insurance claim. Contact us today to get your inspection scheduled.

Yes, and it's one of the services we take most seriously. Roofing emergencies don't wait for business hours, and neither do we.

Scudder Roofing employs a full-time, rapid response repair team available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Whether it's a sudden leak in the middle of the night, storm damage, or any other urgent roofing issue, we'll be there, promptly, efficiently, and with decades of repair experience behind us.

What Sets Our Emergency Service Apart:

• Fast response, any time of day or night
• Veteran repair team trained to diagnose and resolve issues quickly and economically
• We don't just patch the problem and leave — we provide a complete repair

That last point matters. If your roof emergency has caused interior damage, we have the expertise to handle that too, including sheetrock repair, wet insulation replacement, painting, stained carpets, and more. You won't be left with a fixed roof and a damaged home.

Even the best roof can face an unexpected emergency. When it happens, you want a team you can count on.

To reach our emergency response team:

• After hours: 831-214-3416
• During business hours: 831-373-7212

Learn more about our emergency repair services

In most cases, yes, and here's the simple reason why: installing solar on a brand-new roof is almost always easier, cleaner, and more cost-effective than adding it later.

The Timing Advantage is Real.

When your roof is already being replaced, the crew is already there, the surface is already being worked, and the structural assessment has already been done. Adding solar to the conversation at this stage — rather than coming back a year or two later — can save you significant time, labor costs, and potential disruption down the road.

A New Roof Also Protects Your Solar Investment.

Solar panels are designed to last 25 years or more. If you mount them on an aging roof, you may eventually need to remove and reinstall the entire system just to replace the roof underneath — an added expense that's completely avoidable when you plan ahead.

We make it easy because we do both.

Scudder Roofing's sister company, Scudder Solar, means you have one trusted, local team handling both your roofing and solar needs with seamless coordination between the two. No finger-pointing between contractors, no warranty gray areas, and no surprises.

Options Worth Exploring at the Same Time as Your Roof Replacement Include:

• Traditional solar panels mounted on your new roof
• Tesla Solar Roof — a fully integrated solar tile system that is your roof
• Battery storage such as Tesla Powerwall or FranklinWH, to store the energy your system generates

Whether you're ready to commit to solar now or just want to understand your options, we encourage you to ask about it during your roofing estimate. There's no obligation, and the conversation might save you money in the long run.

Learn more about Scudder Solar or call us at 831-373-7212 to discuss your roof and solar options together.

Yes, we offer a variety of financing options to help make your roofing project a reality, whatever your budget may be.

We understand that a new roof isn't always a planned expense. Whether you're dealing with an unexpected emergency or simply ready to invest in your home, we don't think cost alone should force you into a hasty decision or a contractor who cuts corners. That's why we've developed financing tools designed to give you more freedom in choosing the right materials and the right contractor without putting undue strain on your budget.

Our financing options include:

• Low-interest conventional roofing loans
• Same-as-cash, zero-down opportunities
• A best price guarantee

Our team will walk you through the process step by step and work hard to find the best financing opportunity for your situation. No matter where you're starting from, it's worth a conversation.

As we like to say, cheaper isn't always cheaper long-term. The right roof, installed correctly, is an investment that pays for itself in protection, longevity, and peace of mind. We want to help you get there.

Learn more about financing options or call us at 831-373-7212 to speak with a representative today.

Most homeowners don't think about roof ventilation until something goes wrong, but poor ventilation is one of the most common and costly mistakes in residential roofing. The good news is there are some clear warning signs to watch for.

Signs Your Home May Have Inadequate Ventilation:

• Excessive heat in the attic or upper floors — If your upstairs rooms are noticeably hotter than the rest of the house in summer, or your air conditioner is working overtime, trapped heat in the attic is often the culprit.
• Ice dams in winter — If you live in an area that gets freezing temperatures, ice dams along the eaves are a classic sign of poor ventilation. Heat escaping from the attic melts snow on the roof, which then refreezes at the cold eaves and backs up under shingles.
• Moisture, condensation, or frost in the attic — Warm, humid air from inside the home rises into the attic. Without proper airflow to carry it out, that moisture condenses on rafters and sheathing, leading to mold, rot, and structural damage over time.
• Shingles aging prematurely — Excess heat baking your roof from the inside out dramatically shortens shingle lifespan. If your roof is failing well before its expected service life, ventilation may be a factor.
• Mold or mildew smell in the home — A musty odor, particularly on upper floors, can indicate moisture buildup in the attic caused by inadequate airflow.
• High energy bills — Poor ventilation traps heat in summer and allows cold air to infiltrate in winter, forcing your HVAC system to work harder year-round.
• Visible deterioration in the attic — Stained or discolored roof decking, rusty nail heads, or soft spots in the sheathing are all signs that moisture has been accumulating — often due to ventilation problems.

What Proper Ventilation Actually Does:

A well-ventilated roof system works by allowing fresh air to enter through intake vents (typically at the soffits) and exit through exhaust vents at the ridge or upper roof. This continuous airflow regulates attic temperature, manages moisture, extends the life of your roofing materials, and helps keep your home more energy efficient year-round.

When in doubt, have it inspected.

Ventilation Requirements Vary Depending on Your Attic Size, Roof Design, and Climate. What looks like "enough" vents from the outside may not actually be performing correctly. During a Scudder roof inspection or estimate, we'll evaluate your ventilation as part of our overall assessment and let you know honestly whether improvements are needed.

Learn more about roofing ventilation or call us at 831-373-7212 to schedule an inspection.

It's one of the most common questions we hear, and the honest answer is: it depends. But we can give you a realistic picture of what to expect.

For most standard residential re-roofs:

A typical single-story or two-story home with a straightforward roof design can often be completed in one to three days once the crew is on site and materials have been delivered. Many standard asphalt shingle re-roofs on average-sized homes are completed in a single day by an experienced crew.

Factors That Can Extend the Timeline:

• Roof size and complexity — Larger homes, multiple roof planes, steep pitches, dormers, and intricate architecture all add time.
• Material type — Tile, slate, cedar shake, custom metal, and specialty materials like storybook-style roofing require significantly more time and craftsmanship than standard shingles. A complex custom roof can take several weeks.
• Decking condition — If the inspection reveals damaged or rotted decking beneath the old roofing material, repairs will need to be made before new materials go down. This is something we assess upfront whenever possible, but occasionally it's only fully visible once the old roof is removed.
• Weather — Roofing is outdoor work, and safety always comes first. Rain, high winds, or extreme heat can pause a project. We plan around the weather as best we can and will communicate with you if conditions cause a delay.
• Permits — Depending on your jurisdiction, permit processing can add time to the start date, though we handle the permitting process on your behalf.

What Scudder Does to Keep Your Project On Track:

We believe in clear communication from day one. Before your project begins, we'll give you a realistic timeline based on your specific roof, materials, and scope of work — and we'll keep you informed every step of the way. Our experienced crews work efficiently without cutting corners, and we don't consider a job done until the worksite is clean and you're completely satisfied.

Have questions about your specific project? Request a free estimate and we'll give you a timeline tailored to your home.

Your roof is one of the largest investments in you'll make as a homeowber, and like any major investment, a little regular attention goes a long way. The good news is that most of what it takes to extend the life of your roof is simple, affordable, and easy to stay on top of with the right plan.

1. Schedule regular professional inspections. The single most effective thing you can do is have your roof professionally inspected at least once a year — and always after a major storm. A trained eye can spot developing problems like cracked flashing, lifting shingles, or early signs of moisture intrusion long before they become expensive repairs. Think of it like a dental checkup: catching a small issue early costs far less than dealing with it after it's had time to grow.

2. Keep your gutters clean and flowing freely. Clogged gutters are one of the leading causes of roof and fascia damage. When water can't drain properly, it backs up under your roofline, saturates the decking, and can work its way into your home. Clean your gutters at least twice a year — more often if you have overhanging trees — and make sure downspouts are directing water well away from your foundation.

3. Trim overhanging tree branches. Branches that hang over your roof do more damage than most homeowners realize. They scrape and abrade shingles in the wind, deposit debris that traps moisture, and in a storm can cause serious structural damage. Keep trees trimmed back and away from the roofline.

4. Address moss, algae, and debris promptly. Leaves, pine needles, and other organic debris that accumulate on your roof trap moisture against the surface and accelerate deterioration. Moss and algae growth — common in coastal and shaded environments like ours here on the Central Coast — can work beneath shingles and compromise their seal over time. Have your roof cleaned professionally and consider treatments that inhibit future growth.

5. Don't ignore small repairs. A missing shingle, a small crack in the flashing, or a minor leak might seem insignificant — but water is remarkably good at finding its way in and causing damage far beyond the original entry point. Small repairs addressed quickly are almost always far less expensive than the water damage they prevent.

6. Ensure your attic ventilation and insulation are adequate. A roof doesn't work in isolation. Poor attic ventilation traps heat and moisture that degrade your roofing materials from the inside out, shortening their lifespan significantly. Proper insulation also prevents heat loss that can lead to ice dams in colder weather. If you haven't had your ventilation assessed recently, it's worth including in your next inspection.

7. After any major storm, do a visual check. You don't need to climb on your roof — in fact, we'd rather you didn't. But walking around your home after a significant wind or rain event and looking for missing shingles, granules in the gutters, or any visible damage is a smart habit. If something looks off, call us.

8. Work with a contractor you trust. Long-term roof health starts with quality installation and continues with honest, consistent maintenance. At Scudder, we offer roof maintenance programs designed to keep your roof performing at its best year after year — so you're never caught off guard.

A well-maintained roof doesn't just last longer — it protects everything underneath it. Contact us to schedule an inspection or learn more about our maintenance services.

Your roof plays a much bigger role in your home's energy performance than most people realize. Done right, an energy-efficient roofing system can meaningfully reduce your heating and cooling costs, improve year-round comfort, and even lower your carbon footprint. Here's what makes the biggest difference.

1. Choose the right roofing material. Not all roofing materials perform the same way thermally. When it's time to replace your roof, material selection is your single biggest opportunity to improve energy efficiency.

• Cool roof shingles — Many leading manufacturers including CertainTeed and GAF offer shingles with reflective granules that reduce heat absorption and can significantly lower attic temperatures on hot days.
• Metal roofing — Highly reflective and emissive, metal roofs are among the most energy-efficient options available. They reflect solar heat rather than absorbing it, keeping your home cooler in summer.
• Tile roofing — Clay and concrete tile naturally allow air circulation underneath, which helps moderate attic temperatures.
• Tesla Solar Roof — Takes energy efficiency a step further by actively generating clean electricity from the same surface that protects your home.

2. Upgrade your attic insulation. Insulation is the unsung hero of roof energy efficiency. Adequate insulation keeps conditioned air inside your home where it belongs — preventing heat from escaping in winter and infiltrating in summer. If your insulation is thin, old, or improperly installed, even the best roof won't perform as well as it should.

3. Optimize your ventilation. Proper attic ventilation and insulation work hand in hand. A well-ventilated attic allows heat to escape in summer rather than radiating down into your living spaces, reducing the load on your air conditioning system. It also prevents moisture buildup that can compromise both your insulation and your roofing materials over time. If your upstairs rooms run hot in summer, ventilation is often a key part of the solution.

4. Consider adding solar. If energy efficiency is a priority, solar is worth a serious conversation — especially when you're already investing in a new roof. Scudder Roofing's sister company, Scudder Solar, can help you design a system that offsets or even eliminates your electricity costs. Options include traditional rooftop solar panels, the Tesla Solar Roof, and battery storage solutions like the Tesla Powerwall or FranklinWH that let you store and use the energy your system generates around the clock.

5. Address air sealing and thermal bridging. Even a beautifully insulated attic can underperform if there are air gaps around recessed lights, attic hatches, or penetrations where conditioned air escapes. A thorough energy assessment can identify these weak points and help you prioritize fixes.

6. Don't overlook skylights and sun tunnels. If your home has skylights — or you're considering adding them — today's energy-efficient skylight options offer dramatically improved thermal performance compared to older units. Properly specified and installed, they can bring natural light into your home without the heat gain or loss that older skylights are known for.

The bottom line: Energy efficiency isn't one single upgrade — it's a system. The best results come from looking at your roof, insulation, ventilation, and energy generation together as an integrated whole. That's exactly the kind of whole-home thinking we bring to every project at Scudder.

Request a free estimate and let's talk about how your next roof can work harder for your home and your energy bills.

Safety isn't a checkbox at Scudder Roofing…it's a core part of who we are and how we operate. We take it seriously for our team, for our customers, and for the communities we've been serving since 1982.

We don't just meet OSHA standards — we exceed them.

Roofing is ranked the fifth most dangerous job in America according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That's not a statistic we take lightly. While many contractors do the minimum required to stay compliant, Scudder has built a comprehensive, proactive safety program that goes well beyond what's required by law.

Our safety program includes:

• A full-time, dedicated safety manager who visits every job site to ensure our strict program standards are being met
• Ongoing workforce safety training to keep our team current, skilled, and prepared
• Drug screening for all employees
• Job-site specific safety studies conducted before work begins
• Detailed OSHA record-keeping practices that exceed regulatory requirements
• A culture where safety isn't treated as a burden — it's treated as a valued tradition

The results speak for themselves. Our exceptional safety and quality records have helped us maintain one of the lowest workers' compensation modified rates among roofing contractors in all of Northern California — a meaningful distinction that reflects decades of disciplined, consistent practice.

What This Means for You as a Customer:

When a Scudder crew is on your property, you can trust that the people working on your home are trained, protected, and operating under some of the most rigorous safety standards in the industry. A safe job site is a better job site — for everyone on it and everyone around it.

Learn more about our safety and training program

We do! Our online project portfolio showcases a wide range of our current and past roofing installations across the Central Coast and beyond — from everyday re-roofs to custom storybook craftsmanship, tile, metal, cedar shake, solar, and more.

Projects featured span communities throughout the region including Monterey, Carmel, Carmel Valley, Pacific Grove, Pebble Beach, Santa Cruz, Morgan Hill, San Jose, and all surrounding cities.

Whether you're exploring material options, looking for inspiration, or simply want to see the quality of our work before you call, the portfolio is a great place to start.

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Yes, and it's something we're genuinely proud of. At Scudder Roofing, we believe that success is measured not only by the quality of our craftsmanship, but by the positive impact we make in the communities where we live and work.

Our Corporate Social Responsibility program is a direct reflection of those values, and a commitment we take as seriously as any roof we install. It touches every part of how we operate, including:

• Ethical and sustainable business practices that we hold ourselves accountable to every day
• Community partnerships with local organizations, causes, and initiatives that make our region a better place to live
• Comprehensive training and safety initiatives that protect our team, our customers, and the neighborhoods we work in
• A genuine dedication to giving back — to leaving our communities better than we found them

We've been part of the Central Coast community since 1982, and that's not something we take for granted. The relationships we've built here with homeowners, businesses, local organizations, and the broader community, are as much a part of our legacy as the thousands of roofs we've installed.

Learn more about our CSR program and community involvement →

We love rewarding our customers for spreading the word, and our referral program makes it simple and worthwhile.

Here's how it works: refer anyone you know who might be interested in a new roof — friends, family, neighbors, business associates, or really anyone at all — and we'll send you a $500 check for every referral that becomes a completed roofing project. That's it.

A few things that make our program stand out:

• No limit on the number of referrals you can make — the rewards just keep adding up
• No complicated process — simply share your referral's contact information with us and we'll take it from there, reaching out to set up a free estimate
• No obligation for your referral — they get a free, no-pressure estimate and the benefit of working with a contractor you already trust

It's a win all the way around — good for you, good for us, and good for the people you refer.

Learn more and submit a referral →