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Mrs. Sabiha´s Roof Construction

Project type

Roof Replacement

Date

Feb 2026

Location

SugarLand

This project involved a full roof replacement in Sugar Land using GAF Timberline 30-year architectural shingles in a Charcoal color, completed in February 2026. The existing roof had areas of rotten decking, creating a high risk for water intrusion and hail damage. Our team removed all damaged materials, replaced the compromised wood, and installed a new, high-quality roofing system. The result is a durable, weather-resistant roof that improves both protection and curb appeal, ensuring long-term performance and peace of mind for the homeowner.

The initial condition of the roof shows severe decking damage, including a visible hole and rotted wood. These issues indicate a high risk of water intrusion and structural problems caused by moisture and possible hail impact.

The roof after the damaged decking was fully replaced and reinforced. A high-quality synthetic underlayment has been installed, providing superior moisture protection and preparing the surface for the new shingle system. This step ensures a strong, secure, and long-lasting foundation for the roof replacement.

This stage shows the structural repair process, where the damaged decking was removed and replaced with new wood panels. The area is properly leveled and prepared for the installation of the new roofing system.

Final result of the project featuring the installation of GAF Timberline shingles in Charcoal color. The roof appears uniform, durable, and professionally finished, enhancing both weather protection and the overall appearance of the home.

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