Day one starts before Andrew's crew lifts a single shingle. Tarps go over the landscaping, downspouts get protected, and a catch tarp sits at the base of every working face. Then the old roof comes off completely. No layovers. Layering a new roof over old shingles hides problems, shortens the lifespan of the new material, and most reputable manufacturers won't honor the warranty on a layover installation anyway. Once the deck is bare, every sheet of OSB or plywood gets walked and probed. Soft spots, delamination, and rot get marked, cut out, and replaced with matching material. Only after the deck is solid does the underlayment go down. Then flashing, ice-and-water shield in the valleys, drip edge on the rakes and eaves, and then your chosen shingle or roofing system. When the crew leaves, a magnet runs the yard twice for nails. Your gutter cleaning gets flagged if we spot debris issues while we're up there, and we'll tell you straight if your gutters look like they need attention before we pack up.