On this Silverton roof replacement, our crew installed Malarkey Vista AR shingles in Storm Grey across an approximately 6,000-square-foot roof. The work took four days in October 2026. During tear-off, we found damaged decking near the valleys and replaced the affected areas before continuing with the roofing work.

Project at a glance

Location: Silverton, Oregon
Roof: About 6,000 square feet
Shingle: Malarkey Vista AR, Storm Grey
Time on site: Four days
Decking: Damaged areas near the valleys replaced

What we found during tear-off

Once the old roofing came off, our crew found rotted and damaged decking, particularly along the roof valleys. We replaced the affected decking before moving ahead. The homeowner had already supplied decking material, which we used for part of that work.

Aerial view of exposed roof decking with darker areas near a valley on the Silverton project.

Exposed decking during tear-off on the Silverton roof.

Wide aerial view of exposed roof decking around a valley during the Silverton tear-off.

Roof decking and valley areas after the old roofing was removed.

Aerial view of exposed roof decking during the Silverton replacement.

The existing roofing has been removed, exposing the roof deck.

Damaged roof decking with a hole and darkened areas near a valley after tear-off.

Lighter replacement roof-deck panels fitted beside existing decking on the Silverton roof.

That detail matters because the surface underneath the shingles is part of the job, too. On this project, the decking work became clear after tear-off, when the crew could see the condition of the roof deck.

Photos from the work

The aerial photos below document the replacement in progress, from exposed decking through underlayment and shingle installation. They show stages of the job, not the final finished-roof view.

Aerial view of green underlayment across sections of the Silverton roof.

Aerial view of new shingles beside underlayment on the Silverton roof.

Close aerial view of grey shingles being installed beside green underlayment.

The finished roof

After the decking repairs and shingle installation, the completed Storm Grey roof shows the home’s long, intersecting rooflines. These aerial views show the finished result from several angles.

Wide aerial view of the completed grey shingle roof on the Silverton home.

A wide view of the completed Silverton roof.

Aerial view of the completed grey roof above the rear deck and long roof plane.

The completed roof from the opposite side of the home.

Aerial view of the completed Silverton roof showing several grey shingle planes.

Completed Storm Grey roof from a roof-focused aerial angle.

Close aerial view of intersecting grey shingle roof planes and roof vents.

A closer look at the finished rooflines and shingles.

What if damaged decking is found during a roof replacement?

On this Silverton project, damage became visible after tear-off, and our crew replaced the affected decking before installing the new roofing. If your roofer finds damage on your home, ask to see the condition and discuss the repair scope before work continues.

Learn more about our roof replacement service, or tell us what is happening with your roof. We can help you sort out a sensible next step.