New Roofs That Handle Snow and Wind

Strom Roofing LLC installs complete roofing systems across Spokane when you are building a new home, when your existing roof has reached the end of its serviceable life, or when repeated repairs no longer make financial sense. You schedule installation because an inspector flagged widespread shingle curling and granule loss, because you want to upgrade from a twenty-year product to a heavier architectural shingle, or because the house you bought came with a roof that leaked in three places and showed sagging along the ridge. A full installation replaces every layer down to the decking, giving you a fresh start with materials chosen to withstand freeze-thaw cycles and wind gusts that test fastener strength each winter.

The process begins with tearing off old shingles and underlayment, inspecting the plywood or oriented strand board sheathing for soft spots or rot, and replacing any compromised sections before rolling out synthetic underlayment. Crews install drip edge along eaves and rakes, then apply ice-and-water barrier in valleys and around chimneys to block meltwater intrusion. Shingles go down in staggered rows starting at the eave, with each course nailed through the adhesive strip so wind cannot peel tabs upward. Ridge vents get installed along the peak to exhaust hot attic air, balanced by soffit intake vents that create continuous airflow and prevent moisture buildup that rots sheathing from below.

If you need to replace your roof or want to discuss shingle options for a new build in Spokane, requesting a consultation lets you compare warranties and see sample materials before the crew schedules tear-off.

Visible Changes After Installation Day

You see a uniform color across every slope with no patched sections or mismatched shingles, and the roofline appears straight without dips or waves that signal decking problems. Strom Roofing LLC completes most residential installations in two to three days depending on square footage and roof complexity, and the crew hauls away all debris so you do not find nail-studded shingle scraps in flowerbeds weeks later. Flashing around chimneys and vent pipes sits flush against the surfaces it protects, sealed with roofing cement that remains pliable through temperature swings, and step flashing along dormers or sidewalls interlocks with each shingle course to guide water down the slope without letting it seep behind siding.

Inside the attic, you notice brighter conditions during daytime if the old roof had gaps, and you hear less wind noise when gusts hit because properly fastened shingles do not flutter. The manufacturer warranty covers material defects for twenty-five to fifty years depending on the product line you select, and workmanship coverage addresses installation errors for a specified period detailed in your contract. Installation does not include gutter replacement or fascia repair unless you add those items during the estimate review, so inspect those components beforehand if you suspect they need attention.

The consultation phase helps you choose between three-tab and architectural shingles, compare color options that complement your siding, and understand how attic ventilation affects long-term performance. Proper ventilation prevents ice dams that form when heat escapes through the roof deck and melts snow unevenly, so crews verify that intake and exhaust vents meet the square footage requirements for your attic space.

Common Questions About Roof Installation