What To Expect

Our 4-Step Replacement Process

Step 1

A Complete Roofing team member will visit your location and inspect the roof's condition. The team member will take the required measurements and be able to provide you with an accurate same-day estimate either in person or via email.

Step 2

In order to schedule your Roof Replacement, a Complete Roofing team member will provide you with the different options available for colors & manufacturers. Once selections have been made, your Roof Replacement will be scheduled.

Step 3

On the scheduled day, Complete Roofing team members will arrive early to set up protective measures for your house and landscaping from debris. Dumpster & Materials will arrive shortly after, and the team members will begin removing the existing roof and installing your brand new roof.

Step 4

After completing your new roof install, a final clean-up will be done to ensure all debris has been removed, and a final roof inspection will be done.

"Cleanup and care of our property exceeded our expectations. Highly recommend using them!"

Donna L.

Four signs that it's time.

Cracked, Curling or Missing Shingles

Active Leak or Water Damage Inside

Granule Loss in Gutters or Downspouts

Multiple Roofs in your neighborhood being replaced

Shingle Color Samples

Midnight Black

Natural Wood

Sienna Blend

Silverwood

Storm Grey

Weathered Wood

Antique Brown

Black Oak

Golden Amber

Heather

Ivory Mist

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Burnt Sienna

Cobblestone Gray

Colonial Slate

Driftwood

Georgetown Gray

Heather Blend

Moire Black

Pewter

Weathered Wood

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Project Portfolio

Past Residential Tear Off & Reroof Projects

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Flat Roof Repair

Complete tear off and installation of flat residential roof.

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Greenville Residential

Tear off and new roof installation on residential home.

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Repair or Replace?

Residential roofs are prone to leaks.

Since roofs are constantly exposed to the elements, over time, the materials can deteriorate. If you have a roof leak, repair may be an option. However, if you have more than one leak or if wood rot is part of the problem, roof replacement may be the wiser choice.

A new roof will provide you with peace of mind, knowing that your home is protected from the elements. Not sure whether to repair or replace your roof? Consult with a professional. They will be able to assess the damage and advise you on the best course of action.