Roofing Solutions That Make Sense

3 Quick Things

  • 1. What We Found

    1. What We Found

  • 2. How It Can Affect You

    2. How It Can Affect You

  • 3. How We Can Help

    3. How We Can Help

  • Total Protection For Your Home

    • Signs of Concern
    • 1st Line of Defense
      • Mold and fungus damage on roof shingle

        Mold & Fungus

      • Curled and damaged roof shingles

        Curled Shingles

      • Missing shingles on residential roof

        Missing Shingles

      • Granule loss on asphalt shingles

        Granule Loss

      • Cracked and damaged pipe boot seals

        Cracked Pipe Boots

      • Damaged roof flashing around chimney

        Damaged Flashing

        • Total Home Defense
        • Hail
        • Wind
        • Debris
        • Expansion & Contraction
          • Total Protection for Your Home

          • Hail Protection

            • Class 4 impact-resistant shingles withstand severe hailstorms without damage.
            • UL 2218 rated for maximum impact resistance, protecting your investment.
            • May qualify for insurance discounts on hail-resistant roofing systems.
          • Wind Protection

            • Wind resistance rated up to 130 MPH, protecting against severe storms.
            • Advanced sealant technology prevents shingle blow-off during high winds.
            • Reinforced nailing pattern ensures secure attachment in extreme conditions.
          • Debris Protection

            • Durable construction resists damage from falling branches and storm debris.
            • Impact-resistant technology prevents punctures and tears from airborne objects.
            • Heavy-duty materials maintain structural integrity during severe weather events.
          • Thermal Movement Protection

            • Flexible materials accommodate thermal expansion and contraction cycles.
            • Advanced engineering prevents cracking and splitting from temperature extremes.
            • Maintains watertight seal through seasonal temperature changes and daily cycles.
    • Adhesion - Starter strips and bonding
    • PRQ Analysis
    • Complete System
    • Areas of Inspection
      • Performance

        Pliability & Adhesion

        Pliability: Measures a roof's ability to flex and withstand movement without cracking or breaking during temperature changes, settling, and environmental stress. Adhesion: Evaluates the bonding strength of shingles, underlayment, and starter strips to ensure all components stay securely attached during high winds and severe weather events.

      • Repairability

        What can be done

        Determines how easily damaged components can be replaced. Addresses common issues including granule loss (which reduces UV protection and water resistance) and low nail patterns (improper fastening that compromises wind resistance). Quality roofing systems allow for targeted repairs without compromising system integrity, efficiently extending the roof's lifespan cost-effectively.

      • Quality of Repair

        Life Restoration Rating

        Evaluates how effective a repair would be and how much useful life can be restored to your roof. This rating considers the current condition, extent of damage, quality of available repair materials, and the potential longevity gain from professional restoration versus full replacement.

        • Complete System
        • Ridge Cap Shingles
        • Attic Ventilation
        • Accessories
        • Shingles
        • Starter Strips
        • Roof Deck Protection
        • Leak Barrier
          • A Complete System of Protection

            Complete roofing system diagram
          • 7. Ridge Cap Shingles

            • Installed on the hip and ridge areas of the roof to help provide additional protection.
            • May have colors available to complement your chosen shingles.
          • Ridge cap shingles diagram
          • 6. Attic Ventilation

            • Balanced attic ventilation helps reduce damaging heat and moisture in your attic
            • Helps reduce the risk of ice dam formation in the winter
          • Attic ventilation diagram
          • 5. Accessories

            • Specialty roofing accessories designed to enhance the performance of your roofing system.
          • Roofing accessories diagram
          • 4. Shingles

            • Asphalt shingles are the most popular shingle type in the U.S. because they’re affordable to buy, install, and maintain.
            • Made from a sturdy fiberglass base, coated with asphalt and tiny mineral granules.
          • Asphalt shingles diagram
          • 3. Starter Strips

            • Starter strips shingles have specially positioned sealant applied at the factory.
            • Installed at the eaves and rakes to help reduce the risk of shingle blow-offs.
          • Starter strips diagram
          • 2. Roof Deck Protection

            • An underlayment that provides a secondary layer of wind-driven rain protection between your shingles and roof deck.
          • Roof deck protection diagram
          • 1. Leak Barrier

            • A self-sticking membrane that helps protect against leaks caused by wind-driven rain and damaging ice dams.
            • Typically applied to eaves and rakes, in valleys, and around chimneys and skylights.
          • Leak barrier diagram
        • Ridges
        • Hips
        • Rakes
        • Pitch
        • X Dormers
        • Flashings
        • Drip Edge
        • Roof Decking
        • Valleys
        • Side Walls
          • 1. Ridges

            • The top peaks where two roof slopes meet. Ridge caps - pre-bent shingles installed along ridges - to help prevent leaks and give roofs a finished look.
          • Roof ridges diagram
          • 2. Hips

            • The outward diagonal joints where two roof slopes meet. Hip caps serve the same purpose as ridge caps.
          • Roof hips diagram
          • 3. Rakes

            • The exposed portions on the sides of a gable roof that extend to cover the top edge of the roof.
          • Roof rakes diagram
          • 4. Pitch

            • The term for the measurement used for the steepness of a roof.
          • Roof pitch diagram
          • 5. Dormers

            • Windows that stick out vertically from a dormer roof to add space and light to a top floor or attic.
          • Roof dormers diagram
          • 6. Flashings

            • Thin metal sheeting, such as aluminum, that diverts water away from areas like chimneys or vents.
          • Roof flashings diagram
          • 7. Drip Edge

            • Strip of metal that sticks out past rakes to keep rainwater from curling around the shingles and back onto the house.
          • Roof drip edge diagram
          • 8. Roof Decking

            • The wooden boards that make up the framing of your roof. All other parts of the roof are attached to the deck.
          • Roof decking diagram
    • REPAIR

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    • Adhesion - Starter strips and bonding
    • REPLACE

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The PRQ Advantage

  • Let’s talk about the best solution for your home.

    "Amazing company. Went through every detail and answered all our questions. Great job getting the roof done quickly... Will definitely recommend and use them again."

    • Becky Ellis Testimonial
    • Becky Ellis
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  • Your New Roof Starts Here

    • What to Expect
    • Insurance
    • Packages
    • Timeline
        • Overview
        • Insurance
        • Project Management
        • Install Day
        • Weather and Safety
        • Skylights & Rafters
        • Installation
        • Cleanup
        • Permit & Inspection
        • Satellite & HVAC
        • HOA
        • Deposit Payment
        • Supplements & Final Payment
        • Today's Meeting

          • 1. Build Expectations

            2. Insurance Estimate

            3. Pick Out Colors

            4. Introductions

            5. Move Into Production

        • Insurance

          PRQ Exteriors directly deals with your insurance company.

          • Please make sure that you give verbal authorization for us to work with them directly if your insurance asks.

          • What you need to know:

            1. PRQ will send roof reports to your insurance company to review and approve any discrepancies.

            2. Please give any additional insurance paperwork directly to your PRQ Rep

        • Project Management

          PRQ Exteriors is here to work diligently on your project to make it as smooth as possible for you.

          • What you need to know:

            1. Every project will be thoroughly reviewed multiple times before we begin work.

            2. All materials will be delivered up to 2-3 weeks before your project begins.

            3. You will be notified 2-3 days before delivery.

        • Install Day

          Crews will arrive between 6 - 9 AM

            • 1.

              Remove loose items from shelves and walls
            • 2.

              Move all yard furniture away from construction zone
            • 3.

              Remove all cars from the garage and driveway
            • 4.

              Leave any yard gates unlocked so the crew can have access they need
              • Loud Noise

                Controlled Mess

              • Roof replacement is a controlled but messy process—it will be loud and can take several days, depending on size and weather. Our team manages debris and cleans up throughout.
            • Other considerations:
              1. If certain items are too large or difficult for you to move, our roofing crew will move or protect all items.

              2. If you do not want heavy equipment on your driveway, please notify PRQ before your install so we can get insurance approval for the additional expense.

              3. Ceiling fixtures that are loosely installed or improperly secured may detach during roof work due to vibrations or movement, and PRQ Exteriors is not responsible for any resulting damage.
          • Weather & Safety

            • Weather: We will only remove a portion of your roof that can be replaced in a day.
              You will be notified of any changes in schedule due to weather.

            • Children & Pets: It is important to keep children and pets away from the work zone.

            • Workzone Safety: There is a lot of falling debris along with other hazards like sharp metal, nails on the ground, and tools that could fall off your roof and could harm your loved ones.

            PRQ Exteriors is not liable for the unavoidable damages.

              • Skylights

              • Protect interior areas under skylights from debris. Sheetrock and caulking may crack during roofing—this is unavoidable, and PRQ is not liable for repairs.

              • Exposed Rafters

              • Notify your PRQ Rep if your home has exposed rafters on the exterior or interior.

            PRQ Exteriors will not be working on the interior of your home and will not be liable for these possible damages.

          • Installation & What to Expect

            • Damage: Due to the thousands of pounds being taken off and added back on to your roof, ceilings may expand and contract causing cracks or other damages from the flexing of ceiling trusses.

            • Driveway: Our supplier and crew will bring heavy equipment onto your driveway. We document driveway conditions before construction.

            • After completion of your roof, sidewalls that have siding, brick or stucco may incur unavoidable damage during flashing and/or roofing material installation.

            PRQ Exteriors and ABC Supply are not liable for the unavoidable damages.

          • Cleanup

            An average roof has about 70 pounds of nails for every layer of roofing which equates to 15,000 to 45,000 nails. During installation, the crews will use another 15,000 nails which could mean up to 60,000 nails on your property during the installation. This is almost 300 one-pound boxes of nails!

            • What you need to know:

              1. Our crew will use magnets to remove as many nails as possible, but some may be missed as they can get caught in grass, shrubs, and rocks.

              2. You can request additional nail clean up if necessary.

              3. Please do not throw any personal items in our dumpster.

              4. Materials may be left after the installation & will be picked up.

              5. We will leave behind 2 - 3 bundles of material for future repairs.

          • Permits & Inspection

              • Permits

              • PRQ will pull and may post necessary permits on your home.

                If permit is posted, please do not remove these until notified to do so.

              • Inspections

              • Timeline for inspections is based on the County.

                If there is a concern, a group call can be arranged with your account manager and the county office.

              • Ladder

              • We will need to lock & secure a ladder to your home for inspectors.

                Do not remove this ladder. It will be locked to your gutter.

                A PRQ representative will remove the ladder from your property after all inspections are completed.

                Any left over material will be picked up at that time.

            PRQ Exteriors is not responsible for anyone injured on or by the ladder.

              • HVAC

              • The crew may come into contact with your flue stack that runs down your furnace. Please make sure your furnace is working properly before and after the construction is completed. PRQ Exteriors will not replace your furnace cap even if it’s damaged from the storm. We are not insured to do HVAC work.

              • Satellite Dish

              • If you have a satellite dish attached to your roof, our crew will need to detach the dish. You will need to schedule your provider to come to your home to adjust your satellite dish in order to restore service.

          • HOA

            • What you need to know:

              1. PRQ Exteriors is not responsible for HOA requirements.

              2. If you have an HOA that has shingle requirements please submit the required paperwork to get it approved.

          • Deposit Payment

              • Due Upon Receipt

              • The Actual Cash Value (ACV) and Deductible are due when the upon receipt of the invoice. We will not move forward with scheduling the build unless paid.

              • PRQ will handle your Mortgage Endorsement

              • Many homeowners trust PRQ Exteriors to handle their mortgage endorsement because it saves them time and hassle.

                If your insurance check includes your mortgage company, simply provide it to us with your endorsement, and we’ll manage the process for you.

          • Supplements & Final Payment Schedule

              • 1
                Complete All Work
              • 2
                Finalize Pricing with Insurance
              • 3
                Invoice for Final Amount
              • 4
                Collect Final Payment
              • Supplements
              • Final Payments
              • Trades
                • For insurance claims, you may receive supplemental payments, which cover additional costs for code upgrades, manufacturer-required items, and necessary labor.

                  PRQ works with your insurance to secure these funds, which can increase your total RCV, but the process takes time.

              • You may receive multiple checks over several weeks or months.

                • Final Payment

                • Your final payment(s) which can include depreciation and supplements from insurance are due once received and your roof has been installed to its functional purpose.

                • Trades

                • If your project includes additional trades such and windows and siding, you may recieve insurance funds and invoices for this at the time of their completion.

              • Any areas of concerns, city inspections, or other non-functional matters should not interfere with payment to PRQ Exteriors as we will address any concerns in a timely manner per our warranty. Please make sure to reach out to your representative for these concerns.

            Warranties are unenforceable until the project is paid in full.

          • Deposit & Final Payment Schedule

              • 1
                Contract Signing & Deposit
              • 2
                Complete All Work
              • 3
                Final Payment & Completion
              • Deposit
              • Final Payment
              • Payment Methods
                • Contract Deposit is required upon signing to secure your project slot and begin material ordering.

                  The deposit amount will be clearly specified in your contract and is applied toward your final project cost.

              • This secures your installation date and allows us to order materials specific to your project.

                • Final Payment

                • Final payment is due upon completion of all work and your satisfaction with the project. We walk through the completed work together before requesting payment.

                • Payment Options

                • We accept cash, check, or approved financing options. Payment plans may be available - discuss with your representative during contract signing.

              • Any concerns about workmanship or materials should be addressed before final payment, as we will work to resolve all issues to your satisfaction. Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction.

            Warranties are unenforceable until the project is paid in full.

        • ACV

          Actual Cash Value

          The ACV is the "actual cash value" of the current claim. This amount is found in your insurance paperwork and includes your deductible, taxes, labor charges and overhead. This is the deposit amount owed to PRQ Exteriors.

        • $

          Deductible

          Your deductible is your portion of the claim that you owe. Your insurer reduces your total payment by the amount of your deductible. Example: A $10,000 claim would release $9,000 for a customer with a $1,000 deductible.

        • RCV

          Replacement Cost

          The RCV is the current project total before supplements are added to the estimate. Supplements are the funds for code related items, permits, or other necessary line items missing from the initial estimate.

          • Ironclad50 yr workmanship
          • Fortress30 yr workmanship
          • Guardian20 yr workmanship
          • Core5 yr workmanship
          • Unified Steel stone-coated steel roof in Charcoal
            Unified Steel — Stone Coated Roofing

            Top Tier · Stone-Coated Steel

            Ironclad

            50YR

            Workmanship warranty · Fully transferable

            Stone-coated steel — the last roof you'll ever buy

            • Stone-coated steel roofing system
            • Lifetime-grade durability & curb appeal
          • FORTIFIED sealed roof deck with taped seams and enhanced underlayment
            FORTIFIED Roof™

            Storm-Rated · FORTIFIED Roof™

            Fortress

            30YR

            Workmanship warranty · Fully transferable

            Build it once. Build it Fortified.

            • FORTIFIED Roof™ certified for high winds & hail
            • Hail damage supplementing included
            See FORTIFIED details
          • Class 4 impact-resistant dimensional shingles on a PRQ install

            Impact-Rated · Class 4

            Guardian

            20YR

            Workmanship warranty · Fully transferable

            Class 4 impact-resistant protection

            • Class 4 impact-resistant (UL 2218) shingles
            • Upgraded underlayment & accessory materials
          • Completed PRQ residential roof with mountain backdrop

            Essential · Base Coverage

            Core

            5YR

            Workmanship warranty · Fully transferable

            Entry-level base coverage

            • Essential workmanship protection
            • Budget-conscious option
        • Project Timeline

          Essential Steps Only
          • 1
            Labor Meeting
          • 2
            Submit Material Order and Permits
          • 3
            Material Delivery / Collect Deposits
          • 4
            Schedule Installation
          • 5
            Install Roof / Clean up
          • 6
            Schedule Final Roof Inspection
          • 7
            Collect Final Payment
          • 8
            Receive Roof Warranties
    • FORTIFIED Roofing Certification

      Build stronger. Protect better. Save more.

      • Why Choose FORTIFIED?
      • What is FORTIFIED Roofing™?
    • FORTIFIED Roofing Installation Example
        • STRONGER EDGES

          Enhanced drip edge and fully adhered starter strips protect vulnerable roof edges from wind damage.

        • SEALED ROOF DECK

          Deck sealing prevents water intrusion if wind damages your roof covering.

        • BETTER ATTACHMENT

          Ring-shank nails in an enhanced pattern nearly double your roof's wind resistance.

        • IMPACT-RESISTANT SHINGLES

          Premium shingles that outperform standard Class 4 ratings, protecting against hail up to 2" diameter.

        • Superior Protection - Proven to withstand extreme weather events
        • Insurance Savings - Qualify for premium discounts from most insurers
        • Increased Home Value - Certification adds to your property's worth
        • Peace of Mind - Third-party verified construction standards
        • Lower Repair Costs - Reduce damage from severe weather
        • FORTIFIED is a voluntary construction and re-roofing standard developed by the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS). It's designed to strengthen homes against severe weather including hurricanes, high winds, and hail.

          • ✅ Sealed roof deck prevents water intrusion
          • ✅ Enhanced attachment for high wind resistance
          • ✅ Impact-resistant shingles rated for hail
          • ✅ Proper flashing at all penetrations
          • ✅ Third-party inspection and certification

    PRQ's FORTIFIED Expertise

    As a FORTIFIED-trained contractor, PRQ Exteriors handles the entire process from design through certification. We coordinate with third-party inspectors and provide all documentation needed for insurance discounts.

    Invest in FORTIFIED and protect your home with the highest standard in severe weather protection.

    FORTIFIED Benefits at a Glance

    🛡️ Weather Protection

    Hurricane-force winds & severe hail resistance

    💰 Insurance Discounts

    Premium reductions from major insurers

    📈 Home Value

    FORTIFIED certification increases resale value

    ✅ Third-Party Verified

    Independent inspection and certification

    PRQ Residential Installs

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    GAF-E Timberline Solar

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    GAF Warranties Compared

    • System Plus
      SYSTEM PLUS LIMITED WARRANTY
      Silver Pledge
      SILVER PLEDGE LIMITED WARRANTY
      Golden Pledge
      GOLDEN PLEDGE LIMITED WARRANTY
      Eligibility RequirementsInstallation of GAF Shingles + At Least 3 Qualifying Accessory Products*

      Installed by GAF Certified or Master Elite Roofing Contractor**
      Installation of GAF Shingles + At Least 4 Qualifying Accessory Products*

      Installed by GAF Master Elite Roofing Contractor**
      Installation of GAF Shingles + At Least 5 Qualifying Accessory Products*

      Installed by GAF Master Elite Roofing Contractor**