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A new roof installation typically starts with an assessment of the existing roof, followed by preparing the surface and installing the new roofing system. The exact work depends on the condition of the roof, the materials selected, and the needs of the property.

Roof repair usually involves identifying the source of a leak or damaged area and addressing the affected section. Depending on the problem, this may include repairing roofing materials, seals, flashing, or other areas that need attention.

Roof maintenance generally focuses on keeping the roofing system in good condition. This can include checking for visible damage, clearing problem areas, inspecting seals and flashing, and addressing small issues before they become larger repairs.

Plywood decking is the structural surface underneath many roofing systems. When sections are damaged or weakened, the affected plywood may need to be replaced before the new roofing materials are installed.

Shingle roofing typically involves installing individual roofing shingles over the prepared roof surface, along with the necessary underlayment and supporting details. The right installation helps provide a durable layer of protection for the property.

Tile roofing usually involves preparing the roof surface and installing tiles in a planned layout, together with the supporting materials needed underneath. The process can vary depending on the type of tile and the existing roof structure.

Fascia is the finished trim along the edge of the roof. Work in this area typically involves replacing or repairing damaged sections and making sure the edge is properly finished and protected.

Silicon work typically refers to sealing areas where moisture could enter, such as joints, edges, penetrations, or other exposed connections. The goal is to create a reliable seal around areas that need additional protection from water.

Skylight work can involve installation, repair, sealing, or addressing areas around the skylight where water may be getting through. The surrounding roofing details are important to keeping the area properly protected.

Flat roof work typically focuses on the roofing membrane, seams, drainage areas, and other details designed to keep water moving away from the building. The specific approach depends on the existing roofing system and its condition.