Roofing and roof repair in Banner Elk, NC

The old roof is torn off down to the deck, and the decking gets checked board by board.

Soft or stained sheathing is replaced, because new shingles cannot fix a weak surface.

Drip edge goes on along the eaves and rakes so water drops clear of the fascia.

Ice-and-water shield goes down at the eaves and in the valleys, where meltwater tends to back up.

Underlayment covers the rest, then step flashing is woven in at walls, chimneys and dormers.

Shingles are nailed in the right zone, and pipe boots and vents are sealed.

A High Country roof sees heavy snow, freeze-thaw cycles and ice that forms along the eaves.

Good ventilation keeps the attic cold so snow does not melt from below and refreeze at the edge.

Ridge and soffit vents are checked and cleared as part of the job.

Wind can lift weak shingles on an open lot, so nailing and starter courses matter.

On a steep pitch, careful staging and cleanup protect the decks and landscaping below.

Repairs are on the table too, from a leaking valley to chimney flashing in Banner Elk or Boone.