Full Roof Replacement on a Stone Home in Pecos Texas

This was a full roof replacement on a good-sized stone home in Pecos, Texas. The home has a multi-section roofline with a decent amount of complexity to it - not just a simple single-pitch job. That kind of layout requires a crew that knows what they're doing, especially when it comes to making sure every plane ties in cleanly and nothing gets missed at the transitions.

Before a single shingle goes down, the underlayment has to be right. We used TopShield underlayment across the entire roof - every section, every pitch. This stuff matters more than most homeowners realize. It's the layer between your decking and your shingles, and it's what keeps water out if a shingle ever takes a hit. Cutting corners here is one of the most common ways cheap roof jobs fail early.

Once the underlayment was locked in, we finished it with new architectural shingles. Architectural shingles have that layered, dimensional look that works really well on a home like this - the stone exterior and the shingle style complement each other well. They're also a significant step up from basic 3-tab shingles in terms of durability and wind resistance, which matters out here in West Texas.

The before and after tells the story on this one. Going from a worn-out roof to a clean, uniform shingle installation changes the entire look of the house. And more importantly, the homeowner now has a roof that's properly protected underneath - not just one that looks good from the street.