New Roof in Crestwood South Birmingham, Alabama
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This split-level home in the Crestwood South neighborhood of Birmingham received a complete roof replacement to resolve issues with aging shingles. The project involved stripping the old layers down to the original horizontal wood plank decking, which was spaced with gaps between the boards. The crew re-decked the entire roof with new OSB sheathing over the plank decking to create a solid, continuous nailing surface and prevent future leaks. New gray dimensional architectural shingles were then installed across the various roof sections, valleys, and ridges. To complete the system, new white gutter installation was carried out along the roofline, alongside updated plumbing vents and flashing.
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