10/15/2026
You might be asking yourself, why in the world would I sit through a 54 second video of a roof being replaced?
The straight answer is you probably should not, unless you are in the market for a new roof or you just love watching one get built the right way. If that is you, welcome. Pull up a chair.
Here is what you are looking at. We are installing Class 3 impact resistant shingles and fastening everything down with Lumanails. High quality products as far as the eye can see.
But the real story is the house itself. This historic home was built in 1937, and it came to us with gable ventilation as its only attic ventilation. That worked for its day, but it is subpar for the technology we have in 2026.
So we rebuilt the entire system. We boarded up and sealed the old gable vents, then installed intake vents along the bottom edge of the roof to pull fresh air in. Since this home was built long before soffit ventilation was standard practice, we used 6 inch Roofivent rotos up top to create the exhaust and let the hot air escape.
The result is a brand new, properly balanced attic ventilation system on a home that never had one. That means lower electric bills, a cooler attic space, and a house that breathes the way it should.
And it does not stop at comfort. Better ventilation helps the shingles run cooler, perform better, and last longer. You are protecting your energy bill and your investment at the same time.
That is the difference between slapping shingles on and truly building a roof.
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