New build roofing.
On time. Every time.
Rivers Construction was brought in to install the roofing system on a new construction project in Hinesburg, Vermont. This is the type of work we do regularly alongside general contractors and owner-builders — stepping in at the right phase of a new build to get the roof weather-tight so the rest of the interior work can proceed on schedule.
The drone photos capture the project mid-installation — architectural shingles going down on the left plane while ProPink synthetic underlayment is still exposed on the right. The SANY excavator and dump trailer on site give a sense of the active construction environment our crew works within. Coordinating with active job sites, working around other trades, and hitting schedule milestones is something we do routinely on new builds across Chittenden County.
New construction roofing differs from replacement work in one key way: you're working on a clean deck with fresh framing, which means the installation can move quickly and precisely. Ice & water shield goes down first at every eave and valley, synthetic underlayment covers the full deck, and shingles are laid on a new surface without the delays of tear-off or deck repair. The result is a fast, clean installation that keeps the GC's timeline intact.
- Coordinated installation alongside active new construction site
- Ice & water shield at all eaves, valleys, and penetrations
- ProPink synthetic underlayment — full deck coverage
- Architectural shingles — full roof installation
- Drip edge, step flashing, and ridge work
- Scheduled to keep the build timeline on track
