Colerain Township Roof Replacement

See this Colerain Township roof replacement featuring CertainTeed Landmark® shingles in Heather Blend, new ridge ventilation, flashings and sheet metal.

Project Type

Roof Replacement

Residential Type

Single Family

Project Size

3,400 sq. ft.

Materials Used

CertainTeed Landmark® shingles, SwiftStart® starter shingles, ice and water shield, ridge ventilation, new flashings and sheet metal

Project Location

Colerain Township, Ohio

Shingle Color

Heather Blend

For this Colerain Township roof replacement, TruCraft Exteriors removed the existing roofing system down to the wood sheathing and installed a new CertainTeed Landmark® shingle roof in Heather Blend.

With the existing roofing removed, the crew could prepare the roof deck for the new roofing system. CertainTeed SwiftStart® starter shingles and ice and water shield were installed as part of the roof preparation before the new Landmark shingles went down.

More Than New Shingles

Beyond the shingles, the project included several important roof details. TruCraft installed new pipe flashings at the plumbing vent penetrations, reflashed the home’s skylights, added new sheet metal flashing and trim, and installed new ridge ventilation.

Roof penetrations and transitions are particularly important areas to address during a replacement because they can become potential points for water intrusion when they’re not properly flashed. Taking care of these components while the roof was being replaced allowed the crew to approach the project as a complete roofing system rather than simply replacing the visible shingles.

The new ridge ventilation also helps warm, moist air escape from the attic when working together with adequate intake ventilation, supporting better airflow through the attic space.

CertainTeed Landmark® in Heather Blend

The homeowners selected CertainTeed Landmark® shingles in Heather Blend, a dimensional color that combines warm brown, tan and earthy tones. The variation adds texture across the roof while complementing the natural surroundings and warm exterior colors of the home.

At 34 squares, the roof represents approximately 3,400 square feet of roofing, making the shingle color and overall finish an important part of the home’s exterior appearance.

The completed Colerain Township roof replacement addressed the components homeowners see as well as many of the details they don’t always notice. From the shingles and ridge ventilation to the skylight, plumbing vent and sheet metal flashing, each part contributes to the performance of the finished roofing system.

Related Residential Roofing Projects

See more completed roofing projects from TruCraft Exteriors throughout Greater Cincinnati:

Pleasant Ridge Roof Replacement – A complete roof replacement on a distinctive Cincinnati property.

Mason Roof Replacement – CertainTeed Landmark PRO® shingles in Burnt Sienna give this Mason home a warm, dimensional finish.

Hyde Park Tudor Roof Replacement – CertainTeed NorthGate® shingles in Driftwood complement the architecture of this Hyde Park Tudor home.

Planning Your Own Roof Replacement?

Replacing a roof is also an opportunity to evaluate ventilation, flashing, penetrations and other components that affect how the entire roofing system performs.

Learn more about TruCraft Exteriors’ Roof Replacement services, explore our complete Residential Roofing Services, or find information about Storm Damage Repair and scheduling a Roof Inspection for your home.

Frequent Roof Replacement Questions & Answers

What shingles were used on this Colerain Township home?
TruCraft installed CertainTeed Landmark® shingles in Heather Blend. The dimensional shingles combine warm, natural tones that add variation and depth across the roof.
A complete tear-off removes the existing roofing materials down to the wood roof deck. This gives the roofing contractor access to the underlying surface before the components of the new roofing system are installed.
A ridge vent allows warm, moist air to escape from the attic when paired with adequate intake ventilation. Proper attic ventilation can help manage heat and moisture and support the long-term performance of the roofing system.
Ice and water shield is a self-adhering roofing underlayment that provides additional protection against water intrusion in vulnerable areas of a roof. Its placement depends on the roof design, manufacturer requirements and applicable building codes.
Existing flashing should always be carefully evaluated when a roof is replaced. Damaged, deteriorated or improperly installed flashing can create potential water-entry points even when the shingles are new. This project included new pipe flashings, skylight flashing and additional sheet metal flashing and trim.

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