Field Shake
The main roofing pieces installed across the body of a shake-style roof, as opposed to starter, ridge, or accessory pieces.
The main roofing pieces installed across the body of a shake-style roof, as opposed to starter, ridge, or accessory pieces.
Metal or specialty waterproofing materials used at transitions, penetrations, and roof intersections to direct water out and away from vulnerable areas.
Damage caused by walking on a roof, especially on older, brittle, hot, steep, cedar, synthetic, or specialty roofing products.
The wood surface under the roofing material, usually plywood or OSB, that the roof system is fastened to.
The technical finishing parts of a project, including flashings, transitions, penetrations, trim details, and layout work that determine whether the final result looks and performs like a premium installation.
Another common term for architectural shingles.
The vertical pipe that carries water from the gutter down to the ground or drainage point.
A metal edge installed along the roof perimeter to help direct water away from the roof deck and fascia.
The lower roof edge where water drains into the gutter system.
A written scope and pricing document showing the work believed necessary to complete a repair or replacement.