Roofing, siding and storm repair.
Every estimate lists the materials, the scope, and what we do if we find damage under the old roof.
What we take on
Five categories of exterior work. Most jobs combine two or three of them, which is why we quote them together rather than sending separate trades at separate times.
RoofingReplacement and repair in architectural asphalt shingle, three tab shingle and standing seam metal.
SidingLap, board and batten and fiber cement siding, taken back to a sound wall before new material goes up.
Storm restorationAssessment and repair after wind, hail and fallen limbs, with the damage documented properly.
GuttersSeamless gutter and downspout systems sized to the roof area they actually have to drain.
Exterior improvementsWindows, doors, porch and trim work handled on the same schedule as the roof and siding.
The work, up close
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Architectural asphalt shingleThe most common replacement we quote. Full tear off, deck repair where it is needed, new underlayment and flashing, then a laminated shingle with a matching ridge cap. 
Full exterior replacementRoof, siding, trim and garage surrounds replaced on one schedule, so the finishes actually match when the scaffolding comes down. 
Siding, fascia and soffitWall assemblies opened up, flashing corrected at every opening, then new cladding, trim and soffit fitted as a single scope. 
Standing seam metalConcealed fastener panels for low slope sections, porch roofs and full replacements where a homeowner wants a longer service life.
Demonstration photography. These images illustrate the categories of work described on this site. They are not photographs of completed Stonepitch projects, because Stonepitch is a concept created by CAI to demonstrate website design and build quality.
How an estimate works
We walk the roof
Someone gets on the roof rather than guessing from the driveway. We look at the decking, the flashing, the valleys and the ventilation, and we photograph what we find.
You get the scope in writing
An itemised estimate: materials with their actual product names, the work included, what is excluded, and what happens to the price if we find rotten decking underneath.
The work gets scheduled
A start date, a realistic duration, and a named point of contact. Materials are delivered before the crew arrives so nothing sits open longer than it has to.
Tell us what the roof is doing.
Describe the problem and we will tell you whether it needs a repair, a section, or the whole roof. If it is a repair, we will say so.