New Roof
New Roof | Roofing Done Right | Roofing | Flintville
Homeowners across Flintville know weather can turn on a dime, so HEP’s seasoned crew makes sure every nail, shingle, and flashing detail is carried out with precision. We arrive when we say we will, safeguard your landscaping, and consult you at every step—because peace of mind starts with roofing done right.
Partnering with HEP means factory-certified materials, transparent pricing, and a spotless cleanup that leaves only a flawless new roof behind. From modern metal panels to classic architectural asphalt, we match durability with style to protect your investment for decades. Reach out today and feel the difference of roofing done right.
FAQs
What roofing materials do you recommend for Flintville’s climate and why?
For Flintville, we typically recommend architectural asphalt shingles, metal roofing, or synthetic slate. Architectural shingles handle the area’s seasonal temperature swings and high winds up to 130 mph, while offering good affordability. Standing-seam metal roofs reflect summer heat, shed winter snow quickly, and last 40–70 years with minimal maintenance. Synthetic slate gives a premium look with Class 4 impact resistance—great for hail—at about half the weight of natural slate, so it doesn’t require structural reinforcement. We review your budget, aesthetic goals, and energy-efficiency needs before finalizing a material.
How long does a complete roof replacement usually take?
Most single-family homes in Flintville can be re-roofed in 1–3 days, weather permitting. Day 1 covers tear-off of the old roof and inspection of the decking. Day 2 is for underlayment, flashing, and most shingle or panel installation. Large homes, complex rooflines, or specialty materials (e.g., metal or synthetic slate) can add an extra day. We provide a detailed schedule in advance and keep you updated if weather causes delays.
Do I need permits or inspections for a new roof in Flintville?
Yes. Lincoln County requires a building permit for any full roof replacement, and the work must comply with the 2018 International Residential Code (IRC) as adopted locally. As your contractor, we handle the permit application, schedule mid-project and final inspections, and supply documentation for your records. This ensures your new roof meets wind-uplift, fire-rating, and ventilation standards, protecting both your home and resale value.
What does a new roof cost and what factors affect the price?
In Flintville, the average roof replacement runs $4.50–$7.50 per square foot for architectural shingles, $8–$14 for standing-seam metal, and $11–$18 for synthetic slate. Total price depends on: (1) Roof size and pitch—steeper or larger roofs require more labor and safety gear; (2) Material choice and color; (3) Decking repairs if rot or water damage is found after tear-off; (4) Number of penetrations (chimneys, skylights, vents) needing flashing; and (5) Disposal fees for old roofing. We provide a written, itemized estimate so you can see exactly where every dollar goes.
What warranties and workmanship guarantees do you offer?
We are certified by Owens Corning and Drexel Metals, enabling us to extend their 50-year material warranties. On top of that, Roofing Done Right includes a 10-year workmanship guarantee that covers installation-related leaks, flashing failures, and ventilation issues. All warranties are transferable to a subsequent homeowner within the first 10 years, which can boost your property’s resale appeal.
How can I tell if I need a full roof replacement or just a repair?
Signs you may need a full replacement include: shingles curling, cupping, or missing in multiple areas; widespread granule loss exposing shingle mats; recurrent leaks in different rooms; soft or sagging decking felt underfoot; and roofs older than 20–25 years (asphalt) or 40 years (metal) with visible wear. Localized issues—like a single blown-off ridge cap or minor flashing gap—usually warrant repair. We offer free inspections using drone imagery and attic moisture checks to give you an unbiased recommendation.