Like most Pinnacle roofing projects, the work was completed in a single day — minimizing disruption for the homeowner.

Pinnacle makes every roof affordable with monthly financing options to make your home project affordable with low monthly payments, including 0% interest for 18 months.

This home in Lincoln was ready for a fresh, solid roof. Pinnacle Roofing & Skylights installed the complete CertainTeed Integrity Roof System with Landmark PRO shingles in Charcoal Black — a deep, dimensional color that sharpens the whole house — and re-detailed the chimney flashing while we were at it, because a new roof deserves better than tired flashing.

Scope of Work

After tearing off the old roof, the crew built it back in layers: waterproofing underlayment at the vulnerable eaves and valleys, water-resistant underlayment across the rest of the deck, new drip edge and starter strip, Landmark PRO field shingles, and matching hip and ridge caps. At the chimney, we installed fresh step-and-counterflashing — each shingle course gets its own step flashing piece, capped by counterflashing let into the brick — and confirmed the roof’s ventilation balance before wrapping up.

What We Installed (And Why)

CertainTeed’s Integrity Roof System is a layered defense: waterproofing membrane where wind-driven rain and ice dams attack first, water-resistant underlayment as a second line across the field, and heavyweight Landmark PRO architectural shingles over it all — Class A fire rating, 110 MPH wind warranty, StreakFighter algae resistance, and CertainTeed’s lifetime limited warranty with SureStart protection behind them.

Charcoal Black is a Max Def color that blends deep black with charcoal-gray granule tones, so the roof shows real dimension in sunlight instead of going flat. On this Lincoln home it plays the classic role dark roofs do best — grounding the house, sharpening the trim, and making the whole exterior look crisper than a worn, faded roof ever could.

Project Photo Gallery

The finished roof set against the Lincoln neighborhood.

Fresh step-and-counterflashing detailed into the brick chimney.

A crisp new ridge line across the Charcoal Black roof.

Good To Know: Why do chimneys leak more than any other part of a roof?

Chimneys are the single most common leak point on a roof — and the culprit is almost always flashing, not shingles. Step flashing has to be woven course-by-course with the shingles, then protected by counterflashing set into the masonry itself. Reusing old, bent flashing under new shingles is a shortcut that shows up as a ceiling stain two winters later. When your roof is replaced, the chimney detail deserves the same fresh start the shingles get.

Why This Approach Works

Roofs don’t fail in the middle of a field of shingles; they fail at the edges, valleys, and penetrations. That’s why the Integrity Roof System concentrates its strongest protection exactly there — and why we re-flash chimneys rather than working around them. Every component, deck to ridge, is new, matched, and installed as one system, which is what keeps water out and the CertainTeed warranty strong.

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. Chimney flashing, ventilation balance, ice-dam protection — the unglamorous details are where a Lincoln roof succeeds or fails, and they get full attention on every project. With more than 100 five-star Google reviews and an A+ BBB rating, our track record speaks for itself.

Lincoln, RI

Lincoln sits in the heart of the Blackstone Valley, where historic mill-village housing in Saylesville, Manville, and Albion mixes with newer neighborhoods near Lincoln Woods and Lime Rock. Many of the town’s homes carry decades of roofing history — often with chimneys and additions that make flashing details matter even more. Pinnacle has completed many projects throughout Lincoln and northern Rhode Island. See our Lincoln roofing page for more on how we serve this community.