Turnkey Roof Replacement Services

Vidal Construction provides a variety of roof replacement options for steep and low slope applications. Focal points are energy savings, manufacturer's extended warranties, best practice installation, code compliance, and safe work practices. We have worked on the insurance side of numerous claim evaluations and assist with avoiding confusion and expediting the re-roofing process.

Steep Slope Services

Composition Shingles: Composition shingles are a widely used roofing cover and offer great value at reasonable pricing. We are an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor and offer a wide variety of shingle options. With our manufacturer-backed warranty, you can rest easy knowing you have extra coverage.

Tile: Offered with an elevated batten system providing for passage of heat.

Metal: Standing seam Galvalume roof systems are offered, which have been proven to be energy-efficient and long-lasting.

Low Slope Services

Coatings: Elastomeric coatings extending the life of your aging metal roof panels at a sixty percent savings of replacement cost.

Metal Decking: We proudly offer the installation of metal decking and re-decking services, mechanically fastened or welded with varying gauges and finishes.

Insulation Board: Insulation is a critical component of a roof's thermal performance. We proudly offer the installation of rigid foam board insulation (polyisocyanurate) on flat roofs prior to the installation of TPO. ISO board offers the highest R-value per inch, significant energy savings, low water absorption, and resistance to compression.

Single-Ply Roofing: We proudly offer Single-Ply TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) roofing systems which exceed energy code requirements and offer proven savings. Once installed, TPO becomes a hassle-free single sheet of waterproofing that provides a reflecting blanket of protection.

Green Roofing: Each roofing application has varying degrees of green value and we will be happy explain the advantages of appropriate materials and proper installation techniques.

Haag Certification: What Does That Tell You About Us?

Throughout a product's life cycle, the ability to keep you dry and insulated can be affected in a variety of ways. The natural processes of weathering and aging can be accelerated by several factors, including problems during manufacturing, design issues or errors during installation, or the damaging effects of hail, wind, or other non-natural (mechanical) forces. While these issues are very different in origin, on the surface they can look quite similar. Determining the true cause of an issue with confidence requires advanced knowledge and thorough investigation techniques.

This is why Haag Certification is so important! Experts in their field, Haag certified inspectors are adjusters, estimators, home inspectors, roofing contractors, consultants, and other industry pros who have fine-tuned their inspection skills to find damage where it exists.

Haag's course developers and instructors draw on Haag's long history as a leader in the field of forensic engineering. Course instructors have over 300 years of combined field experience and have authored numerous industry-leading reports and researched studies on damage assessment. To earn their designation as Haag Certified Inspectors, each student must meet prerequisites to be accepted into the program. After three days of direct and intensive training from seasoned Haag Engineers, students must prove an in-depth understanding of advanced damage assessment techniques and philosophies by passing a comprehensive final exam. Students must maintain active status as Certified Inspectors by requalifying through testing on an annual basis.

Haag Certified Inspectors are tested professionals who possess the resources to assess damage with confidence.

Check out our Haag Certified Inspector profiles for Edwin Vidal and Blair Juarez today!

Wind/ Hail

Vidal Construction employs Haag certified staff inspectors and is an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor.

Our roofing services include:

• Complimentary hail and wind damage inspections.
• Emergency tarp cover-ups.
• Interior reconstruction.
• Lifetime manufacturer warranty products.