Residential Roofing Options
Your roof protects the home from weather. What it needs depends on the materials, its condition, and any previous repairs.
Residential roofing projects may involve replacement, repairs, or new installation. Contact One Truss to confirm whether the requested work is currently within scope.
Roofing Materials to Discuss
Available roofing materials depend on the roof design, product specifications, local requirements, and project scope. Options may include:
Asphalt Shingles
Compare shingle lines, warranty terms, and wind ratings.
Metal Roofing
Review panel profiles, finish options, and roof details.
Tile Roofing
Confirm roof structure, underlayment, and weight requirements.
Cedar Shakes
Consider maintenance needs, ventilation, and local requirements.
Composite
Compare material composition, appearance, and manufacturer coverage.
Slate
Assess structural support, installation details, and service life.
What to confirm before work starts
- Roof Assessment: Review your roof's condition and the work being considered
- Project Estimate: Review proposed work, materials, and pricing
- Material Selection: Review options and product specifications for your home
- Installation: Confirm the work scope and project schedule
- Completion Review: Review completed work and any project documentation
- Warranty Terms: Review applicable manufacturer and workmanship terms in writing
Planning Roofing and Solar Together
If the roof may need replacement, compare the cost and timing of doing both projects together with installing solar later. A future roof replacement may require panel removal and reinstallation, but project-specific costs determine whether combining the work is a good fit.
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