Roof Replacement in Spring, TX: Atlas Pinnacle Pristine in Pewter
Updated: 6 days ago
An aging roof with wear and wind damage
Roofing Keeper completed a roof replacement for a home in Spring, Texas, using Atlas Pinnacle Pristine shingles in Pewter. The original roof was aging and worn, with wind damage reported by the project lead. The completed scope was a full roofing system installation of 30 squares.
Materials documented for this project
The project used Atlas Pinnacle Pristine shingles in Pewter. The documented project quantity is 30 squares. Ask for the materials and components in your own roofing proposal to be listed in writing.
Does "30 squares" mean the house is 3,000 square feet?
No. A roofing square is 100 square feet of roof area. Thirty squares corresponds to 3,000 square feet of roofing area, not the home's floor area. Our Spring case reports a 30-square project quantity.
Project quantity note: The 30-square figure is the reported project quantity. It does not establish an exact measured roof area or specify a waste allowance.
The completed roof
The project photographs show the installed gray shingles, roof planes, ridge and roof penetrations. Roofing Keeper's owner has confirmed that the work is complete. The selected photos document the visible installation; they do not show the original wind damage or establish the condition of concealed materials.
Questions to ask about your own roof
Ask what condition is driving the recommendation, what a repair would address and which components are included in a replacement. Request the applicable product and installation warranty documents with the proposed work.
Concerned about an aging roof or wind damage? Request a FREE roof inspection.
Is the Spring project's 15-year period a Roofing Keeper installation warranty?
No. The published case identifies an Atlas Signature Select Limited Warranty with a Lifetime Limited Shingle Warranty Term and a 15-year Premium Protection Period. The 15-year period is part of that Atlas warranty. Refer to the applicable documents for conditions, exclusions and any separate installation coverage.
Start with a free preliminary roof measurement
Planning a roof replacement like the Spring project? Start with a free preliminary measurement of your own roof. Available imagery can help explain roof area and roofing squares; an on-site inspection is still needed before a project estimate.
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