Roof Replacement for a Jefferson Street / Town Center District Home in Converse

The civic core running along North and South Jefferson Street, where Town Hall sits at 210 N. Jefferson and the Converse-Jackson Township Public Library stands nearby, is flanked by some of the oldest residential structures in town, most built from the late 1800s through the early 1900s. Roofs on these homes are typically original pitch gable designs covered in multiple generations of asphalt shingles, and many are overdue for a full tear off and replacement rather than an overlay. The dense older growth tree cover throughout this district adds debris load and shading that traps moisture and speeds shingle deterioration between storm seasons.

A Jefferson Street / Town Center District job usually starts with a stain on a ceiling or a shingle in the yard. What follows is a documented roof visit, a photo report, and a scope that says plainly which findings are urgent and which are simply age.