Tear-off, installation, cleanup and timeline
A roof replacement follows a clear sequence. Knowing it in advance makes the work far less disruptive.
Tear-off. The existing roof is removed down to the deck, and debris goes directly into a dumpster. Landscaping, pool areas, driveways and entries are protected, and the crew keeps the site organized throughout. On tile homes, tear-off is heavy, loud work, and it is the stage when the deck is fully exposed for inspection.
Dry-in and inspections. After deck repairs, the underlayment goes down and the home is sealed against weather. Local building departments typically inspect the work at set stages, and the next phase begins once those inspections pass.
Installation. Tile is loaded onto the roof and set, metal panels are fastened, or shingles are installed with matching accessories, along with ridge, hip, flashing and ventilation components.
Cleanup. Clean, organized jobsites are part of how Global works. A thorough final cleanup should include removing remaining debris and sweeping the property for nails and fasteners.
Timeline. The biggest variable is usually material production. Tile and some metal profiles are often produced to order, and lead times can stretch with demand, especially after a major storm. Once materials are secured, Global sets a timeline with you and sticks to it, so you know when the crew will arrive and when the work will be finished.
