Vane & Ridge Roofing Co.

Services

Architectural shingle

Laminated asphalt shingle over a fully adhered deck. The system most First Coast houses want, installed to the rating it was tested at.

A laminated shingle is rated to 130 mph, and it earns that number only when it is fastened the way the test assembly was. That means six nails per shingle rather than four, driven flush in the common bond line, on a deck that has been re-nailed first. A crew working to the four-nail minimum is installing a different product than the one on the wrapper.

We run self-adhered underlayment over the whole deck before any shingle comes up the ladder. In a climate where the covering can come off in a named storm, the underlayment is the layer that keeps the house dry until we get back to it.

Best for: Most pitched roofs between 4:12 and 9:12.

Typical timeline
One to three days on site
Wind rating
130 mph when fastened at six nails
Material warranty
Lifetime limited, transferable once
Workmanship
10 years, ours, in writing

What the price covers

  • Full tear-off to bare deck, with sheathing replaced by the sheet
  • Deck re-nailed to the current fastening schedule
  • Self-adhered underlayment, full coverage
  • New drip edge, valley metal, step and counter flashing
  • New pipe boots, and lead where the old boots were lead
  • Ridge vent, hip and ridge caps
  • Permit, inspections and manufacturer warranty registration

Next step

Get on the roof before you get a number.

We walk the slopes, open the attic and photograph what we find. The report is yours whether or not you hire us, and it is the only way to compare two estimates line to line.

Duval, Clay, St. Johns and Nassau counties · Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm