Problems caused by having a bad roof…
Established in 1992
- Bartlett Roofing has been helping homeowners since 1992 when the Bartlett family first started in construction.
- Since the owners name is on the business he expects everyone in our company to treat our customers the way he would want to be treated if he were the customer.
Professional installations
Certified by the manufacturers
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Improper nailing
can cause MAJOR problems!
Improperly nailed shingles will literally pull through the nails and slide off of your roof!
Improperly nailed shingles will literally pull through the nails and slide off of your roof!
Duration SureNail (optional upgrade)
- The most technologically advanced shingle in the industry.
- 130mph wind warranty with only 4 nails (we use a minimum of 5).
- SureNail technology with patented woven fabric nailing strip with Triple layer protection.
- Superior blow through and pull through resistance.
- Tru-Bond sealant specifically formulated to have better longer lasting adhesion.
- Lays flat, even in cold temperatures.
- Copper embedded algae resistant granules.
Woodcrest
Dual laminated shingle
350 pounds per square
Woordmoor
Triple laminated shingle
465 pounds per square
Choose your shingles
These are our base shingle. 110 MPH wind rated.
This is a recommended upgrade. 130 MPH wind rated. Has the embedded duration nailing strip which helps wind rating as well as preventing blow throughs on installation.
350 pounds per square, heavy duty dual laminated roofing system. Has a distinctive look on the home. Highly wind resistant as it is rare to see a Woodcrest roof with wind damage. Requires metal valleys to be properly installed
465 pounds per square, heavy duty TRIPLE LAMINATED roofing system. Has a very distinctive look on the home. Highly wind resistant as it is rare to see a Woodmoor roof with wind damage. Requires metal valleys to be properly installed.
Why is attic ventilation important?
Other factors to consider for proper ridge ventilation
Benefits of ridge venting:
- Shingles stay cool, last longer
- Roof structure stays dry
- Lower energy bills
- Helps prevent rot, mildew, peeling paint, and drywall damage
- Keeps insulation from accumulating moisture
The contractor you choose can make a huge difference to your home!
Pipe flashing cracks and needs replaced with the roof or water will run through directly into your attic.
Worn out flashing can rust through and leave behind problems with mold, rot, brown spots, and damaged interiors.
New flashing where needed will insure no leaks for years to come!
Choose your pipe flashing.
- Made from silicon so it does not break down with the UV exposure
- Has a lifetime guarantee
- Normal vents last typically 10-15 years before they are cracking in the sun
- Last a lifetime and you don’t have to worry about leaking from cracked pipe boot rubber seals every 10 years
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A roof isn’t just shingles…
- Rhino is Owned by Owens Corning and qualifies for their enhanced warranty programs.
- 12 times stronger than 30# felt.
- Synthetic construction, inert to mold growth.
- Lays flat, does not absorb water and wrinkle
- No oil leaching – no hazardous material content.
- Class A Fire rating.
- 20 year manufacturers warranty (unless it is part of an enhanced warranty).
- Ice and Water Shield is an adhesive backed fully adhered upgraded underlayment system.
- No Nails are needed, so the only nails penetrating are the shingle nails.
- Self healing around shingle nail penetrations, there is no rip or tear.
- Lightly granulated for better surface grip.
- Full adhesion insures that even if shingles are blown off the ice and water will stay attached.
- Protects against wind driven rain.
- Required on low slope roofing.
- Required in areas where there is a lot of snow.
Ice and Water shield
Protects roof structure from water seepage caused by ice dams and wind driven rain. Ensures water-tightness in the roof system critical areas. Also ensures the roof won’t leak in critical areas like valleys where cracking is most common.
Good
Eaves and Valley's
Better
Eaves, Valley's, and Rakes
Best
Full Coverage Ice and Water on the Intere Roof
- Reinforces the most vulnerable areas like the valleys and eaves.
- Self adhering with a granulated surface for durability.
- Optional additional perimeter and field protection.
- Recommended in high wind and heavy snow and ice areas and in all roof valleys.
Ice and Water Shield options
No ice and water upgrade (required in areas with consistent snow).
None, Good, Better, or Best?
Starter Strip
- Adds a second layer of protection on the first row of shingles.
- Completely hidden when shingles go over the top.
- Some companies try to use cut up shingles turned upside down as the starter strip, this won’t hold because the adhesive strip is not positioned correctly and will cause the roof to be susceptible to wind damage.
- Included on every roof.
Drip Edge
- Outward projecting lower edge helps water drip away from the roof surface.
- Protects underlying building components.
- Included on every roof, and you can choose to color match your roof or your Facia (siding).
Proper ventilation calculation
- One normal vent has 38 square inches of NFA (net free area).
- Ventilation requirements are one square foot of net free vent area per 150 square feet of attic area to be vented (1/150 rule). Requirements change to one square foot of net free vent area per 300 square feet of attic area to be vented (1/300 rule) when:
- The ventilation is balanced between the lower (eave) and upper (ridge) portion of the attic such that a minimum of 40% and no more than 50% of the required net free vent area is provided in the upper portion fo the attic, AND/OR
- A Class I or II vapor retarder is included in the ceiling assembly (on the warm-in-winter side) in climates zones 6, 7 and 8.
Attic ventilation requirements instructions:
- Use 1/150 if there is no soffit venting.
- Use 1/300 if there is soffit venting.
- Square footage of attic area needs to be the square footage of the main level of the home plus the square footage of the garage for a combined total.
- We do not offer rolled ridge venting options, only the VentSure 4 foot vent option for ridge vent due to quality concerns.
- In order for a roof to be covered by the manufacturers warranty it MUST BE PROPERLY VENTED.
- If the roof does not have the proper intake ventilation it will also void the warranty.
Valley options
We don’t weave our valleys for two reasons. 1st, the bending of the shingles creates a stress point where they are likely to crease and leak. Second, the crossing of the valley creates a gap in the overlap where ice and water are likely to accumulate.
Gaps and Stresses are not good for your roof!
Metal valley vs Cut (or point set) valley
Metal Valley:
Costs more, provides the ultimate protection for your valleys. Qualifies for all warranties. Required on heavy shingle types (Pres., Woodcrest, etc.)
Less expensive, Qualifies for all warranties, great system.
Buy 3 get the warranty free!
- Duration shingles or better upgrade.
- Silicon pipe boots (minimum of 4 boots).
- Ice and water on eaves, valleys, and rakes (all 3, just eaves and valleys does not qualify).
- Ice and water full roof coverage.
- Ridge venting (minimum 50 feet).
Which 3 options do you want?
All system warranties must be installed over a clean deck and include the Bartlett Roofing 5 year workmanship warranty!
Buy Three and get a System Warranty FREE!
Oakridge and Duration color choices
Arizona Duration: Brownwood, Chateau Green, Desert Tan, Driftwood, Estate Gray, Harbor Blue, Onyx Black, Quarry Gray, Teak, Terra Cotta.
Arizona Oakridge: Amber, Brownwood, Desert Tan, Driftwood, Estate Gray, Onyx Black, Sand Castle, Shasta White, Sierra Gray, Teak.
Idaho and Eastern Oregon Duration: Brownwood, Chateau Green, Desert Tan, Driftwood, Estate Gray, Harbor Blue, Onyx Black, Quarry Gray, Shasta White, Sierra Gray, Teak.
Idaho and Eastern Oregon Oakridge: Aged Cedar, Black Walnut, Brownwood, Desert Tan, Driftwood, Estate Gray, Flagstone, Onyx Black, Peppermill Gray, Shasta White, Sierra Gray, Teak
Utah Duration: Amber, Brownwood, Chateau Green, Desert Tan, Driftwood, Estate Gray, Harbor Blue, Onyx Black, Quarry Gray, Shasta White, Sierra Gray, Teak, Terra Cotta.
Utah Oakridge: Aged Cedar, Amber, Black Walnut, Brownwood, Desert Tan, Driftwood, Estate Gray, Flagstone, Onyx Black, Peppermill Gray, Shasta White, Sierra Gray, Teak.
When will my roof be done?
- But don’t worry! We never leave a roof open to the elements.
- We only tear off what we can get dried in on the same day.
- We watch the weather daily and install roofs year around (yes even in the winter).
- We submit your roof information to our production team.
- You will get a phone call or text message to schedule your installation date.
- When it is time to start your roof we will have either a dump trailer or a dumpster placed at your property, and then we will get to work. It normally takes between 1 and 5 days per roof depending on the size and complexity.
Other than the price or payment, is there ANY reason you would not want us to start your project today?
Remodeling Magazine Cost vs Value report
- They publish Remodeling / Builder / Architecture magazines
- Compile data about the building industry to help drive magazine sales
Remove and dispose of existing roofing to bare wood sheathing. (We do this.) Install 30 squares of asphalt roofing with a minimum 25 year warranty. (We have a 50 year warranty.) 30 pound felt or equivalent synthetic felt. (We use synthetic.) Galvanized drip edge. (We use galvanized or better, usually color matched to roof.) Mill finish aluminum flashing. (We replace all flashing that is needed but in order to not disturb siding we do not replace flashing that is under siding unless it is going to fail.)
What should a job like this cost?
Mountain Region Averages: Job Cost: $21,614.00 Resell Value: $14,171.00 Cost Recouped: 65.6%
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Are you thinking cash or financing?
Let’s see if you can qualify for the financing and then you can decide from there which way to go.
Pricing Table
| Pitch | Oakridge | Duration | Woodcrest | Woodmoor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/12 | $400 | $425 | $550 | $675 |
| 7/12 | $405 | $430 | $555 | $680 |
| 8/12 | $410 | $435 | $560 | $685 |
| 9/12 | $425 | $450 | $575 | $700 |
| 10/12 | $445 | $470 | $595 | $720 |
| 11/12 | $470 | $495 | $620 | $745 |
| 12/12 | $475 | $500 | $625 | $750 |