The outbuilding before the project, its wind-worn three-tab shingles near the end of their life
The roof on this barn-style outbuilding outside Utica had taken years of open-field wind, and a storm finally pushed its aging three-tab shingles past their limit — lifting, creasing, and tearing loose across the slopes. We documented the wind damage slope by slope for the insurance claim, tore the old roof off down to the decking, and rebuilt it with new synthetic underlayment and charcoal architectural shingles, finishing with a full cleanup.
The outbuilding traded a storm-worn, patched roof for a clean, durable charcoal one built to stand up to open-field weather — and Northcrest handled the damage documentation so the insurance claim went smoothly. New underlayment, fresh architectural shingles, and sealed flashing throughout, with the property left as we found it.