Materials and dumpster arrive before the job starts.

Move cars and cover outdoor items to protect them.

Roofers tear off the old shingles—it will be loud.

They check the wood underneath and replace any bad spots.

A new waterproof layer and shingles are installed.

Roof vents and metal flashing are added where needed.

The crew cleans up all debris and checks for nails.

A final inspection makes sure the job is done right.

Keep your warranty info and plan for future roof checks.

Roof removal is a noisy, messy process, but it usually only takes a few days. A good crew will protect your home, clean up afterward, and leave you with a strong, new roof. Being prepared makes the whole process smoother and less stressful.