Chino Re-Roof in Progress on House and Detached Garage

Here's where we're at on this Chino re-roof - tear-off is done on both the main house and the detached garage, and the deck is fully exposed and ready for what comes next. When you pull off old shingles, you get a real look at what's been hiding underneath. On this one, we found damaged wood that needed to go.

That's the part a lot of roofers skip over or patch together. We replaced it. Clean material, solid foundation. But here's the detail that doesn't get talked about enough - we color matched the shiplap to the existing wood so everything blends together once the new shingles are on. It's a small thing that most homeowners never notice. Until they do.

Next up is Owens Corning Midnight shingles. It's a sharp, deep color that works well on a home like this, and Owens Corning makes a product that holds up. When we do a re-roofing job, the shingle choice matters - not just for looks, but for long-term performance under the kind of heat Chino sees.

Every step of this job gets the same attention. The tear-off, the wood replacement, the color matching, the underlayment - it all feeds into how the finished roof performs and how it looks. No shortcuts, no half-done details left behind.