Brand-new Roof
Brand-new Roof | Siding Solutions | Roofing
For decades, HEP has been the trusted name homeowners turn to when storms rage, paint fades, or energy bills climb. Our new page celebrates that legacy with a fresh showcase of precision-installed roofs, energy-smart shingles, and color-matched exteriors that boost curb appeal while guarding what matters most. Whether you need a rapid repair or a full exterior transformation, you’ll find honest guidance, transparent pricing, and craftsmanship backed by iron-clad warranties—all delivered by crews who treat your home like their own.
Dive deeper and explore our curated siding solutions alongside interactive design tools, financing options, and an inspiration gallery that turns “someday” into “scheduled.” From your first click to the final nail, HEP makes upgrading simple, stunning, and stress-free—so you can love coming home again.
FAQs
How do I know whether my home needs a full roof replacement or just repairs and new siding?
A professional inspection is the best way to tell. We look for widespread shingle curling, granule loss, soft or rotted decking, multiple leaks, and siding that is cracked, warped, or pulling away from the wall. If damage is localized, a repair may suffice, but when more than 25–30 % of the roof or siding is compromised, a full replacement is generally more cost-effective and better for long-term protection.
What roofing and siding materials do you offer, and how do I choose the right ones?
We install architectural asphalt shingles, standing-seam metal, synthetic slate, and cedar shakes for roofs, and vinyl, fiber-cement, engineered wood, and metal panels for siding. Selection depends on budget, desired lifespan, maintenance tolerance, appearance, and local climate. For example, asphalt is economical and widely used, metal excels in longevity and energy efficiency, fiber-cement resists fire and insects, and engineered wood delivers a natural look with less upkeep than real wood. During your consultation we review samples, performance data, and cost comparisons to help you decide.
How long does a typical roof and siding replacement project take?
A single-family roof replacement usually takes 1–3 days, depending on size, complexity, and weather. Adding full siding replacement can extend the project to 4–7 days in total. We provide a detailed schedule before starting, and our crews work in coordinated phases—tear-off, substrate repairs, underlayment, roof installation, then siding removal and installation—to minimize disruption. Weather delays are communicated immediately, and all work areas are cleaned daily.
What warranties and guarantees come with your roofing and siding solutions?
You receive two layers of protection: 1) Manufacturer warranties—up to 50 years on premium shingles and lifetime on metal panels; 30–50 years on fiber-cement and engineered wood siding—covering material defects. 2) Our 10-year workmanship guarantee, which means if any issue arises due to installation error, we fix it at no cost. All warranties are transferable once within the first 10 years, adding resale value to your home.
How much will a roof and siding replacement cost, and do you offer financing?
Costs vary with material choice, roof pitch, home size, and removal complexity, but most projects fall between $7–$12 per sq. ft. for roofing and $5–$11 per sq. ft. for siding installed. After an on-site measurement we present a written, line-item estimate so you can see labor, materials, and disposal charges. We partner with lending institutions to offer 0 % promotional financing for up to 18 months or long-term low-interest plans up to 15 years, subject to credit approval.
What maintenance is required after my new roof and siding are installed?
Minimal upkeep keeps your investment performing its best. For roofs: clear gutters twice a year, trim overhanging branches, and schedule an inspection after severe storms. For siding: rinse with a garden hose annually, use mild detergent on stubborn spots, and avoid high-pressure washing that can force water behind panels. We provide a maintenance checklist and offer optional annual service plans that include inspection, minor sealing, and priority storm response.