Complete replacement
A whole-roof project can include removing an existing assembly and fitting a new roofing system selected for the residence.
A roof is a coordinated assembly of materials and details. Explore full replacement and new installation options for residential projects, from material selection to project planning.
Call (312) 843-4672Service options and provider participation vary by location.
Roofing pages here focus on complete replacement and new installation.
A whole-roof project can include removing an existing assembly and fitting a new roofing system selected for the residence.
For a new residential build, consider roof profile, ventilation and finish alongside the home's overall design.
Compare roofing profiles, finishes and material specifications for a unified surface across the home.
Coordinate underlayment, flashing, ventilation and installation sequence as parts of one complete roofing project.

Shingle courses, underlayment and flashing meet at edges and openings. Considering those details together helps shape a continuous roof assembly across the residence.
Shingles and metal roofing have different appearances, specifications and installation details.
Air movement through an attic is considered with the roofing assembly and the home's ventilation plan.
During complete replacement planning, a review of the roof deck may inform installation details and material layout.
Service choices depend on the home and participating provider.
A full project can include a new roof assembly and coordinated materials such as underlayment, flashing and ventilation components.
Roof shape, material specifications, ventilation and finish are considered for the residential design.
Options can include asphalt shingles or metal roofing, depending on the home and participating provider.
Call to discuss service options in your area.