A Bridgman homeowner recently replaced their roof with CertainTeed Landmark Pro Prairie Wood shingles. The work started with two appointments — a measure-and-meet visit, then an attic inspection — so the new roof would meet code, manufacturer requirements, and the terms of a lifetime warranty.
What was installed
• CertainTeed Landmark Pro lifetime-warranty shingles in Prairie Wood
• A leak-proof system approach, including proper underlayment and ventilation products
At the first visit we introduce the company, provide license, insurance, and certification copies, and talk through the home’s history — leaks, ice buildup, shingle blow-off, and the homeowner’s goals. At the second visit we inspect the attic. Manufacturers require proper intake and exhaust ventilation to keep a new shingle warranty valid. That is why we check airflow before the tear-off, not after the job is already sold.
CertainTeed filtered ridge vent with an external baffle, paired with enough intake ventilation, moves air along the underside of the roof deck. That helps the attic stay drier, can reduce energy waste, and supports the 50-year, 100% transferable labor and material warranty with no proration during the life of the shingles.
Homeowners searching for a roofing contractor in Bridgman, Sawyer, or Harbor Country should ask whether the estimate includes an attic inspection. A roof that only looks new from the street is not the same as a warranted system.
Request a free estimate at DennisonRoofing.com or call the office serving Southwest Michigan and Northern Indiana.
