When Chuck first reached out to Vita Roofing, he wasn’t just looking for a new roof; he was looking for peace of mind. After years of weather wear and a few troubling leaks, his steep 9/12, two-story roof had reached the end of its lifespan. From the very first conversation, Vita Roofing focused on transparency and precision, walking Chuck through a comprehensive estimate and clearly outlining every step of the process. Their goal was simple: deliver a durable, long-lasting solution using high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship.
On installation day, the crew carefully set up tarps around the home to protect landscaping and contain debris before removing the old roofing system down to the decking. After a full decking inspection, any soft or rotten OSB, CDX, and 1x6 boards were replaced with new 7/16" OSB sheathing. To fortify the roof against the elements, they installed two rows of ice and water shield along the eaves and one row in the valleys, followed by synthetic underlayment across the remaining surface. Aluminum 1-3/4" T-style drip edge was placed along the perimeter to ensure proper water runoff.
The transformation was completed with IKO Dynasty Class 3 Impact Rated shingles, featuring built-in algae resistance, an upgraded tar strip, reinforced nailing strip, and increased thickness for superior durability. Starter strips were installed on all rakes and eaves, ring shank coil nails were used for higher wind resistance, and plastic cap nails secured the underlayment. The crew installed new pipe boots, flashings, OmniRoll ridge venting for optimal airflow, and heavyweight IKO Hip & Ridge shingles for long-lasting performance. After detailed cleanup and a 15-yard dumpster haul-away, including chimney removal, Chuck’s home didn’t just look better; it was built to withstand years of harsh weather ahead.
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