Full Roof Replacement After Storm Damage - Back to Protected

Storm damage has a way of catching homeowners completely off guard. One bad weather event and suddenly you're dealing with a compromised roof, the stress of figuring out next steps, and the pressure of getting it fixed before the next storm rolls in. That's exactly the situation this homeowner was in - and getting them protected again was the whole goal.

We worked alongside the team at Integrity & Design on this one, which made the whole process smoother for the homeowner. Having the right partners on a job like this matters. Storm damage claims and roof replacements have a lot of moving parts, and when everyone on the team is on the same page, it shows in the final result.

What goes under the shingles is just as important as the shingles themselves. We used GAF FeliBuster synthetic underlayment on the upper sections and RhinoRoof U20 on the lower sections - both are high-performance products that add a serious layer of protection against moisture and wind-driven rain. That layered approach is what separates a roof that just looks good from one that actually holds up.

The finished shingles went down clean across a multi-pitch roof with some tricky angles. Getting the layout right on a roof like this - where multiple planes meet - takes attention to detail. Rushing that process leads to exposed edges and poor weatherproofing. We don't cut corners there. The blended shingle color ties the whole exterior together nicely with the existing siding and gutters too.

At the end of the day, a solid roof replacement after storm damage is about more than just patching things up. It's about giving a homeowner back their peace of mind. This family can hear the rain now without holding their breath - and that's what this work is really about.