Complete Roof Replacement in Sharonville, Ohio

TruCraft completed this Sharonville roof replacement with Malarkey Legacy® shingles in Antique Brown and a complete new roofing system from the decking up.

Project Type

Roof Replacement

Residential Type

Single Family

Project Size

3,200 Sq. Ft.

Materials Used

Malarkey Legacy® dimensional shingles

Project Location

Sharonville, Ohio

Shingle Color

Antique Brown

For this Sharonville roof replacement, the homeowner chose to go beyond replacing the existing shingles. TruCraft completed a full tear-off and, at the homeowner’s request, replaced the roof decking before installing a complete Malarkey Legacy® dimensional shingle roofing system.

Starting with new decking provided a fresh foundation for the roofing system and gave the crew a clean, consistent surface for the layers that followed. Once the decking was installed, TruCraft added ice and water barrier and underlayment providing protection beneath the finished shingles.

Starter shingles, field shingles and ridge ventilation complete the roofing assembly. Each component serves a specific purpose in the roof’s performance.

Malarkey Legacy® in Antique Brown

The homeowner selected Malarkey Legacy® dimensional shingles in Antique Brown, a warm, variegated color that works especially well with the home’s brick exterior and dark garage doors. The variation within the shingles adds dimension to the home’s broad roof lines without overpowering the existing exterior.

Legacy® shingles are manufactured using Malarkey’s NEX® Polymer Modified Asphalt, which incorporates rubberized asphalt technology designed to improve flexibility, granule adhesion and impact performance.

The shingles also incorporate upcycled rubber and plastics along with smog-reducing granules. Those features give homeowners another consideration beyond appearance and weather protection when choosing a roofing material.

A Complete Roofing System from the Deck Up

The project photos offer a good look at something homeowners don’t normally see once a roof replacement is finished: everything underneath the shingles.

From the homeowner-requested decking replacement through the protective underlayment, starter shingles, ventilation and finished Malarkey Legacy® shingles, each layer contributes to the completed roofing system.

The result of this Sharonville roof replacement is a completely renewed roof assembly finished in Antique Brown, complimenting the home’s traditional brick exterior.

Planning Your Own Roof Replacement?

If your roof is showing signs of age, leaking or has been affected by severe weather, the right solution starts with understanding its current condition. Learn more about TruCraft’s roof replacement services, explore our residential roofing services, or schedule a professional roof inspection to determine what your roof needs.

If you’re planning a roofing project, our guide to choosing a roofing contractor explains what to look for, what questions to ask and what homeowners should consider before making a decision.

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.

Frequent Roof Replacement Questions & Answers

What roofing system was installed on this Sharonville home?
TruCraft installed a complete Malarkey Legacy® dimensional shingle roofing system. The project included tear-off of the existing roof, preparation of the roof deck, ice and water protection, underlayment, starter shingles, dimensional shingles and ridge ventilation.
Malarkey Legacy® shingles use NEX® Polymer Modified Asphalt, which incorporates rubberized asphalt technology. Malarkey also uses upcycled rubber and plastics in its shingles and incorporates smog-reducing granules into the roofing material.
Removing the old roofing materials exposes the roof deck and allows the roofing contractor to identify areas that may need repair or replacement before the new roofing system is installed. A sound, properly prepared deck provides the foundation for the new roof.
Ice and water barriers provide additional protection against water intrusion in vulnerable areas of the roof. They work with the underlayment, flashing and shingles as part of the complete roofing system.
Ridge ventilation allows warm, moisture-laden air to escape from the attic. When properly designed with adequate intake ventilation, it can help regulate attic temperature and moisture and support the long-term performance of the roofing system.

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