• 205-732-7231
  • 123 Hilltop Business Center Drive, Pelham, Alabama 35124
Rectangular blue and green
GET FREE ESTIMATE
Call Now!
Rectangular blue and green
Call Now

Home  /  Recent Projects  /  McCalla, AL

McCalla, AL Roof Replacement Project

Quality materials. Expert installation. A roof built to last.

  • ROOF TYPE
    Hip roof, two front dormers
  • COMPLETED
    August 2026
  • PRODUCT
    GAF Timberline HDZ®, Pewter Gray
  • DETAILS
    Chimney and two skylights flashed
Brick home in McCalla, AL with a new gray hip roof and two cream-sided dormers
Brick home in McCalla, AL with a new gray hip roof and two cream-sided dormers
Back of the house with a gray hip roof, brick chimney, skylight and wooden deck
Brick chimney with dark flashing and two skylights set into gray shingles on the back slope
Gray pipe boot with a sealed collar and fastener set into the shingles
Cap shingles stacked in a chevron pattern down a hip, with a vent pipe in the distance
Cream-sided dormer with a window, shingles running to its base under blue sky and clouds
Gray vent stack on the new shingles, with a pond and a flowering tree behind the house

Project Overview

New GAF Timberline HDZ roof on a brick home in McCalla, finished August 2026. A chimney, two skylights and two dormers means a lot of places for water to get in, so that’s where we spent our time.

The chimney got new flashing at its base, sealed where the brick meets the metal. Flashing is the strip that turns water away from anything that sticks up through a roof, and chimneys are where old roofs usually leak first. The skylights got shingles laid tight to their frames, and the dormer walls got flashing so water runs past them.

Every pipe through a roof is a spot that can leak once its rubber boot cracks with age. The pipes got new boots, and the vent stack got its own flashing. The hips are finished with cap shingles so the edges hold up in the wind.

The shingles are GAF Timberline HDZ in Pewter Gray, straight off the bundle labels. If your roof has a chimney or skylights that worry you, we’ll send a roofer up to check it in person. The inspection is free.

What we did

  • Flashed and sealed the chimney, where old roofs leak first
  • Laid the shingles tight to both skylights
  • New boots and flashing on the pipes and vents
  • Capped the hips to hold up in the wind
  • Flashed the dormer walls so water runs past

Ready for Your Own Roof Upgrade?

Get a free estimate and let’s make your home stronger, safer and more beautiful.

GET A FREE ESTIMATE →