The system, not just the shingle
Ridgeline started as a two-person tear-off crew working subcontract for larger outfits, and got tired of watching corners get cut on decking and flashing that nobody who signed the contract would ever see. The company went independent so those decisions would be made in front of the homeowner, not around them.
Every estimator on staff has worked a tear-off crew, so the person writing your bid knows what a rotten sheet of decking looks like and what a reused piece of valley flashing looks like from ten years out.
The crew is fourteen people across three tear-off teams, plus two full-time estimators and one office lead who answers the phone.
