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Choose what belongs in your brief.

A worn, damaged or obsolete item renewed in its existing role. For added capability or a larger performance change, explore Upgrading. This is a starting list, not a package, fixed price or promised combination of providers. Your home and the responsible trades determine the final scope.

• Roof replacement — Renew an existing roof with decking, ventilation, flashing and drainage scope assessed.
• Gutter replacement — Replace existing gutters with sizing, falls and discharge arrangement reviewed.
• Downspout replacement — Renew existing downspouts with connections and appropriate discharge paths.
• Siding replacement — Replace worn cladding with moisture management and underlying condition assessed.
• Soffit replacement — Renew existing soffit with ventilation and substrate condition reviewed.

Connect the dependencies.

A replacement proposal should identify preparation, disposal and concealed-condition allowances. Before ordering a replacement, check why the old item failed. Moisture, poor fit, inadequate capacity or damaged supports may need attention first.

Record the condition before work, who owns preparation and how the area will be handed to the next provider. Ask for written approval before any change to cost or scope.