We specialize in full roof replacement for homeowners across Central Iowa. If your shingles are worn, aging, or failing, replacement is the right long-term solution.
Most roof replacements fall between $8,000 and $20,000+ depending on size, pitch, and materials. Waiting too long often leads to higher costs once underlying issues are exposed.
We focus on asphalt shingle roof replacement for homeowners who want a clear, predictable process and a roof that will last. Every project includes full tear-off, new underlayment, proper ventilation, and complete installation of architectural shingles.
We make asphalt shingle roof replacement simple with a straightforward, customer-focused approach.
We thoroughly inspect your roof and provide a detailed assessment.
Receive a transparent quote with material options and pricing.
Our skilled crew completes the work efficiently and cleanly.
We inspect the finished project with you to ensure satisfaction.
We provide asphalt shingle roof replacement across Polk and Dallas counties. Click a city to learn more about our services in your area.
Gaps between shingles and the roof deck or framing members around a skylight, chimney, or valley are not cosmetic — they are a pathway for water on every rain event. When shingles separate from the curb or adjacent decking, moisture works into the underlayment, then the sheathing, and eventually appears as staining or soft spots on interior ceilings.
Skylight leaks in particular are common in Iowa homes because the step flashing and counterflashing that seals the joint between the skylight frame and roofing degrades independently of the shingles. A roof can be in otherwise good condition and still leak at a skylight when flashing has failed or was installed without correct overlap. Caulk is not a lasting fix — the correct repair requires removing the surrounding shingles, replacing step flashing, and reinstalling with proper sealant and overlap.
If you see daylight through gaps near a skylight, water stains on the ceiling below, or shingles that have lifted or separated around the curb, get an inspection before the next rain event. These openings do not close on their own.
If you can see metal nail heads or screw tips when looking up at the underside of a roof overhang, or if fasteners are visible through the shingle surface from the attic, that is a sign the roof may have an installation problem. Properly installed asphalt shingles are nailed in the nailing zone — a concealed strip covered by the course above — so no fastener head should be exposed to weather or visible from below under normal conditions.
Exposed fasteners allow water to track down the shank and into the sheathing over time. On steep-slope residential roofs, this is one of the more common sources of slow leaks that do not produce obvious interior staining until the sheathing is already soft. The leak point is typically several feet away from where the water eventually appears on the ceiling.
Nail heads visible on the shingle face itself — rather than under the next course — indicate the shingles were face-nailed, which is outside manufacturer installation specifications and typically voids the material warranty. If you notice any of these conditions on a newer roof, a professional inspection is the right next step to document the installation method and determine whether remediation is needed before water damage occurs.
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Here are a few of the roof replacements we've completed across Central Iowa.
Full tear-off and architectural shingle installation on a two-story home with upgraded ventilation.
Complete roof replacement with new underlayment and ridge vent system for improved airflow and long-term performance.
Removed aging shingles and installed a full replacement roofing system with clean flashing and edge detail work.
Full roof replacement addressing wear and ventilation issues, completed with a clean jobsite and detailed final inspection.
If your shingles are worn, aging, curling, losing granules, or your roof has recurring issues, waiting usually makes the project more expensive. We provide clear written estimates so you know what replacement will actually cost.
Most asphalt shingle roof replacements fall between $8,000 and $20,000+ depending on size, pitch, access, layers, ventilation, and material selection.
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