Residential & Commercial New Roof Installations
A New Roof Is Only as Good as What’s Underneath It
Most homeowners judge a new roof by what they can see — the shingle color, the clean lines, the curb appeal. But the roofs that fail early almost always fail because of what was skipped underneath: improper underlayment, poor ventilation, flashing installed without attention to detail, or fasteners driven at the wrong angle.
CTR Roofing has installed new roofing systems across Northern Nevada for over a decade. We don’t just put material on a deck — we build a system: deck inspection, underlayment, ventilation, flashing, and the final roofing material, each one installed to manufacturer spec so your warranty actually holds if you ever need it.
A new roof is one of the largest investments you’ll make in your property — and one of the most consequential if it’s done wrong. CTR Roofing installs to code, to spec, and to last.
Signs You Need a New Roof, Not Another Repair
A repair makes sense when the problem is isolated. A full replacement makes sense when the roof itself — not just one section — has reached the end of its service life. Here’s how to tell the difference:
- Age over 20 years — Most asphalt shingle roofs are engineered for a 20–25 year service life. Past that point, repairs treat symptoms, not the underlying material fatigue.
- Granule loss and bald spots — If you're finding granules in your gutters or see shiny, exposed patches on shingles, the UV protection layer is gone and the material underneath is degrading.
- Curling or buckling shingles — A sign the roofing material has lost flexibility — usually irreversible, and a strong signal the whole field is aging at the same rate.
- Daylight through the attic deck — If you can see light coming through the roof boards from inside the attic, the deck itself may be compromised, not just the surface material.
- Recurring leaks in different spots — One leak is a repair. Leaks that keep appearing in new locations season after season usually mean the underlayment has failed system-wide.
- Visible sagging — Any dip or wave in the roofline is a structural concern, not cosmetic, and should be assessed immediately.
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Licensed and insured commercial roofing contractor headquartered in Sparks, NV, serving properties across Nevada.
