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Roof Replacement in Brighton: What to Expect From Start to Finish

Reed Coston
Oct 8
1 min read

A roof replacement is a big project, and not knowing what's coming makes it more stressful. Here's what the process looks like when Brighton homeowners work with Makers Roofing & Exteriors.


Step by step


  1. Free inspection. We check your roof, attic ventilation, gutters and flashing, and take photos.

  2. Clear estimate. You get a written estimate that explains what's included, with no surprise line items.

  3. Choose your materials. We'll help you pick shingle style and color, and check any HOA requirements.

  4. Scheduling. We set a date and let you know what to expect on install day, including where the dumpster will go.

  5. Tear-off and install. Most homes are completed in one to two days, depending on size and weather.

  6. Cleanup. We sweep for nails with magnets and haul away all debris.

  7. Final walkthrough. We review the finished roof with you and go over your warranty.


Tips for install day


  • Move cars out of the driveway and away from the house

  • Take down fragile items hanging on interior walls, since hammering can cause vibration

  • Keep kids and pets inside and away from work areas

  • Expect noise. It's temporary, we promise


Backed by our warranty


Every roof Makers installs comes with a lifetime labor warranty on top of the manufacturer's warranty, so you can stop thinking about your roof once we're done.


Free roof inspections in Brighton


Makers Roofing & Exteriors is a local, family-run roofing company based in Erie. We're licensed and insured, and every roof we install comes with a lifetime labor warranty plus the manufacturer's warranty.


Call the office: (720) 383-7116


Call Reed directly (24/7 for emergencies): (520) 248-3926


Email: reed@makersroofs.com

 
 
 

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