Before & After Photos

Gaf ArmorShield Triumphs Over Wood Shake

The wood shake (wood shingle) roof of Vickie's house had been totaled by the insurance company due to hail damage. When she got in contact with Fortenberry Roofing they worked together to set an appointment for her to get a free re-roof estimate. Fortenberry Roofing was able to work with Vickie's insurance company in order to get her all she was owed for her new roof. She chose to go from a wood shake (wood shingle) roof to an asphalt shingled roof. The re-roof crew installed new GAF ArmorShielf shingles in the color Antique Slate and a matching modified roofing system on the flat sections in a matching color that complimented the rest of her house perfectly. 

Adding to Addition

Timothy from Clovis, NM was able to get in touch with Fortenberry Roofing to assist him in completing roofing a new addition he added to his house, and roofing the existing garage. Though Timothy had already laid new synthetic underlayment over the addition to protecting it from the elements, Fortenberry Roofing was happy to assist him in flashing all of his pipe vents and laying the new metal properly. 

Fortenberry Roofing ended up laying M panel sheets in the color Sahara Tan, which matched the metal on the already roofed section of the house. They also flashed together the old and new sections of the roof making it look like one solid piece.

Fortenberry Roofing responded to a request from a resident in Littlefield, Texas, Mr. Edwards who sought assistance with insulation for his home.  Recognizing the benefits of blown-in insulation, especially in maintain optimal indoor temperatures throughout the year. Mr. Edwards requested an inspection. Upon assessment, Our team implemented serval improvements.  

We installed blown- in insulation to enhance energy efficiency and comfort, ensuring regulated temperatures during both winter and summer.  For safety measures we added 10 XL can lights covers. Additionally, a metal chimney wrap was applied to the side of the cathedral, enchaining aesthetics while providing additional insulation. We meticulously sealed around the chimney using silver glo and fire rated Foam to prevent heat loss. Finally, to achieve the targeted R-38 insulation level we added a total of 10inches of cellulose insulation.

Mr. Edwards expressed his satisfaction with the job well done by Fortenberry Roofing, praising the team for thier professionalism.

A homeowner from Clovis, NM reached out to Fortenberry Roofing for some help with the insulation in his home. The resident was not able to keep the house cool in the summer and Hot in the winter. Mr. W. wanted to see what option he had that would help him out.  Fortenberry’s Foreman scheduled a free quote to go over what was needed to get him back on track.  Fortenberry Roofing crew members drew up a proposal and Mr. W. was ready to get the job done.

The Fortenberry Roof team installed up to 10’ of Cellulose insulation to target R- 38 Value on the main house and to the add-on addition. Also ensuring that the chimney had a wrap and a seal. Fortenberry Roofing crew closed the day out by installing a 4” silver glo on the hatch cover.

Mr. W. was overjoyed that Fortenberry Roofing was able to get the job done in a matter of time. He was ready to tell his friends and family.

This cozy, three-bedroom, two-bathroom home has been facing unusually high energy bills. The homeowner, Peter, reached out to Fortenberry Roofing to assess the attic and evaluate the condition of the insulation. During the inspection, we identified deteriorating insulation. Our team conducted a thorough walk-through of the attic, measuring specific areas that could be contributing to inadequate air sealing.

We discovered sections of insulation that did not meet the required R-value standards, which are critical for minimizing heat transfer. Additionally, we found areas where the insulation was less than 2 inches thick. This deficiency in insulation is a primary factor contributing to the inefficient regulation of indoor temperatures, allowing hot and cold air to enter and escape the home.

To address these issues, we added 8 inches of cellulose insulation, bringing the total insulation to the recommended 10 inches. This upgrade ensures the attic now meets the required R-value range of 12-38, significantly improving the home's energy efficiency. After completing the inspection and installation, our team met with Peter to discuss our findings and the steps taken to ensure his home is properly insulated moving forward.