Roofing Contractor in Antigo, WI

A lot of Antigo homes are on their second or third roof, and at least one of those went on over the last one. Layering hides everything that matters: soft decking, rotted eave boards, failed flashing at a chimney, and nail penetrations that never sealed. It also voids most manufacturer warranties and adds dead load to a structure that was never designed for it.

We tear off to the deck. That's how we can show you photos of what's actually under there, replace what needs replacing, and install a system — underlayment, ice-and-water shield, starter, field, ridge, and ventilation — that the manufacturer will stand behind. You'll see the decking photos and the cost of any repair before anything goes back on.

In older Antigo houses, the shingles are the symptom. The disease is heat leaking out of the living space into a poorly ventilated attic, warming the deck, melting snow from below, and refreezing at the cold overhang. That's how you get ice at the eave and a stain on the bedroom ceiling in February.

Correcting it means opening soffit intake that was painted or insulated shut, giving the ridge a real exhaust path, sealing the biggest attic air leaks, and getting insulation depth back where it should be. Do that, and the new roof lasts the way it's supposed to.