


Here's a look at a roof replacement we have going on right now in Decatur. The old material is off, the decking is exposed, and we're laying down a fresh foundation for a roof that's built to last. This is the part most homeowners never see - but it's one of the most important stages of the whole job.
Before any new shingles go down, we install underlayment across the entire deck. We use RhinoRoof U20, a synthetic underlayment that outperforms traditional felt in just about every way - better tear resistance, better moisture protection, and it holds up during installation a lot better too. It's the layer sitting between your decking and your shingles, quietly doing a lot of heavy lifting.
A lot of roofs in neighborhoods like this one have been through years of Georgia weather - summer heat, afternoon storms, wind, and everything else that comes with it. After enough of that, the damage starts to add up. Granule loss, soft spots in the deck, failed flashing. You can patch things for a while, but at some point a full roof replacement just makes more sense than throwing money at repairs.
When we do a replacement, we're not just swapping shingles. We pull everything off, check the decking underneath, replace any damaged boards, and build the system back up the right way. That's how you get a roof that actually protects the home - not just one that looks new from the street.
If your roof is showing its age and you've been putting off getting it looked at, this is a good time to get ahead of it. A roof that's failing will find a way to remind you - usually at the worst possible moment.