🤕 Symptoms: -Active leaks coming through a worn, aging roof -Exposure of new interior framing due to full gut renovation -Risk of further structural and moisture damage if left untreated -No current protection in place for the interior investment -Aesthetic and resale value threatened by roof's visible decline 🩺 Diagnosis & Evaluation: This roof had reached the edge of its lifespan — and the stakes were higher than usual. The home’s interior had already been completely gutted to the studs and siding removed, signaling a full-scale rebuild in progress. But without a sealed lid, all that fresh framing was at risk. The roof wasn’t just old — it was leaking, inconsistent in ventilation, and long overdue for replacement. The job wasn’t about patchwork; it was about securing what’s next. 🛠️ Treatment Plan: -Removed 22 squares of old shingles across all house roof sections -Inspected the full surface and replaced four compromised 4x8 plywood sheets as needed 🧠 Installed full layers of weatherproofing protection, including: -Drip edge -Ice & water shield -Full tar paper underlayment -Starter shingles at all eaves and rakes -Installed Owens Corning architectural shingles for performance and visual upgrade -Integrated ridge venting system with cap shingles for better attic breathing -All debris removed and job left clean, dry, and secure 💡 Prognosis: With the roof locked in, the rest of the rebuild can continue with confidence. This upgrade didn’t just stop water — it laid the foundation for a smooth resale or safe long-term use. The structure can now breathe, resist the elements, and move forward without risking what’s already been invested inside.