Like most Pinnacle roofing projects, the work was completed in a single day — minimizing disruption for the homeowner.
Wind damage doesn’t have to become a fight with your insurer. Pinnacle Roofing & Skylights helped this North Providence homeowner file their claim, documented the damage, and got the entire roof — not a patch — approved under the policy. The rebuild: a complete CertainTeed Integrity Roof System finished in Landmark Granite Gray.
Scope of Work
Pinnacle handled the claim from first photos to final scope: documenting creased and missing shingles across the damaged slopes, meeting the adjuster on the roof, and securing full-replacement approval. The crew then stripped the roof and installed the Integrity system in layers — ice and water shield at the vulnerable zones, synthetic underlayment across the field, starter course, Landmark field shingles in Granite Gray, and matching hip and ridge caps over a vented ridge.
What We Installed (And Why)
CertainTeed’s Integrity Roof System is the point where a pile of good materials becomes an engineered assembly: waterproofing, underlayment, starters, shingles, and ridge components designed and warrantied to work together. After a storm proves what a piecemeal roof can’t survive, a matched system is the rational replacement.
Granite Gray blends light and dark gray granules into the most adaptable neutral CertainTeed makes — crisp against the home’s light siding, forgiving of street dust and tree shade, and dimensional enough that the roof never reads flat. It is a color chosen as often by builders as by homeowners, for good reason.
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Good To Know: What does an adjuster actually look for on a wind claim?
Adjusters look for evidence of storm damage as distinct from wear: creased shingle tabs from flexing in wind, missing shingles with clean tear lines, displaced ridge caps, and collateral signs like bent vents or dented gutters. A roofer who documents all of it — slope by slope, with photos — before the meeting makes the adjuster’s job easy and the homeowner’s outcome better.
Why This Approach Works
Full-replacement approval matters because patched storm roofs fail at the seams between old and new. One continuous system, one installation date, one warranty clock — that is what restores the roof’s integrity in both senses of the word.
Why Pinnacle
Pinnacle Roofing & Skylights is a CertainTeed ShingleMaster Premier contractor — the highest residential credential CertainTeed offers — which means verified installation standards and access to enhanced warranty coverage on every CertainTeed project. We meet the adjuster on every claim we handle — the scope conversation happens roofer-to-adjuster, on the roof. With more than 100 five-star Google reviews and an A+ BBB rating, our track record speaks for itself.
North Providence, RI
North Providence’s hillside streets — Marieville, Centredale, Fruit Hill — funnel storm gusts in unpredictable ways, and its housing stock spans a century. Pinnacle serves North Providence with claim-savvy storm response and full-system restorations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s wrong with a patched storm roof?
Patched storm roofs tend to fail at the seams between old and new shingles. Getting this entire North Providence roof approved meant one continuous CertainTeed Integrity system, one installation date and one warranty clock, instead of a mix of aged and new material that keeps wearing unevenly for the rest of its life.
Why Granite Gray?
Granite Gray blends light and dark gray granules into one of CertainTeed’s most adaptable neutrals. On this home it is crisp against the light siding, forgiving of street dust and tree shade, and dimensional enough that the Landmark field never reads flat. It is chosen as often by builders as by homeowners, for good reason.
Does wind behave differently on North Providence’s hills?
It can. Hillside neighborhoods like Marieville, Centredale and Fruit Hill funnel storm gusts in unpredictable ways, and the town’s housing spans a century. That is why this rebuild included ice and water shield at the vulnerable zones, synthetic underlayment, a starter course and matching hip and ridge caps over a vented ridge.