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GAF Charcoal Roof Replacement with Full Deck Repair in Cambridge Ohio

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This Cambridge, Ohio home needed more than just new shingles. When we stripped the old roof down, we found what a lot of older homes have hiding underneath - compromised decking that had gone soft over time. That's not something you can shingle over and call it a day.

We replaced 43 sheets of decking before a single shingle went down. That's the part most homeowners never see, but it's also the part that matters most. A new roof is only as good as what's underneath it. Skipping that step just means problems down the road - leaks, soft spots, and a roof that won't hold up the way it should.

For the shingles, we went with GAF in Charcoal. It's a clean, deep color that works well on a two-story home like this one, and GAF is one of the most trusted names in residential roofing for good reason. The coverage is consistent across the entire roofline - upper section, lower wraparound, all of it.

If your roof has soft spots when you walk on it, or you've noticed storm wear that's been sitting for a while, that's worth getting looked at sooner rather than later. Decking damage doesn't fix itself, and the longer it sits, the more it tends to spread.