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Thank you for visiting the blog. It is dedicated to the 2025 storm restoration project. Please refer to the map for reference as to when your area of the community will be worked on. Please visit the blog periodically for project information, answers to frequently asked questions, and project status updates. We appreciate your patience during the project.
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Satellite Dish Removal Notice
Shingle Replacement Notice: 1-2 days
Per building summary$$$_with map bldg #
On-site Project Manager: Henry Hernandez
Cell: 612-638-8700
Shingle color selected by the Board (Will match current color)
“CertainTeed Landmark”
Heather Blend
Equipment to be used during the project
All dates and proposed plans are “Weather Permitting” and subject to change with little notice
11/12/2026- The siding crew is expected to have building 8 wrapped up by the end of the day. They will start completing the repairs to the rest of the buildings tomorrow.
Buildings 10, 11, and 12 have shake siding that will be repaired. They will start on building 10 (314/316) tomorrow, weather permitting. They will move from building 10 to 11, and then 12. Once these buildings are repaired. They will jump to building 1 and move numerically until all repairs are complete.
Because each building varies on the location and number of repairs, we cannot provide an exact date as to when the crew will be at your home. They could be at multiple buildings on a single day. They will set up, complete the repairs and then move to the next building in a timely manner. We expect the repairs to be completed in 1-2 weeks, weather permitting.
11/11/2026- The siding crew has made great progress on building 8 (309/311). It’s looking like they may finish this building by end of day tomorrow.
The weather on Friday and over the weekend looks pretty cold. If the temps are too low, the vinyl siding becomes brittle. Next week is back in the 50s. The repairs to the rest of the buildings will begin and continue as long as the weather permits.
11/9/2026- After a fast start to the project, rain halted work on a few occasions. On Saturday, November 7th, we completed building 12 (336/338). This means all 12 buildings have new roofs.
Today, a crew will walk the community and complete a final cleanup. The roof equipment and materials will be cleaned up and hauled away this week.
The siding crew started on building 8 last Friday, 11/6. We’re trying to wrap up a few siding projects at the moment. Once the other jobs are complete, we’ll get the full crew on-site to finish building 8 and work on the repairs.
11/5/2026- Still no sun and a bit chilly, but the crew was able to work today. They will have building 10 completed by the end of the day and will complete building 11 (332/334) tomorrow. The crew will be on-site this Saturday, November 7th, to complete the roof of building 12 (336/338). Once all roofs are complete, we will begin removing the equipment and materials from the site next week.
Tomorrow, 11/6, the siding crew will begin working on building 8 (311/309). This work will continue until all of the siding is replaced. Once the work is complete, the siding repairs with the harvested siding will begin.
11/4/2026- After 3 straight days of rain, it looks like we’ll be able to work tomorrow. The crew will complete roof replacement on building 10 (314/316) if the rain actually stops.
With all of the lost days, we plan to work on Saturday, November 7th. If everything goes as planned, we’ll be able to get all of the buildings’ roofs replaced at that time.
The siding material for building 8 (309/311) was delivered today. We’re trying to line the siding crew up for Friday, but we may wait until Monday, the 9th, so we don’t have roofing and siding crews on-site.
10/30/2026- Yesterday, the crew completed the roof on building 8. Today, they will complete building 9 (310/312). No work will be completed tomorrow, so the kids can trick-or-treat.
The forecast for the beginning of next week doesn’t look great. As of now, there’s a high chance of rain on Monday and Tuesday, 11/2 & 11/3. We’ll make the call in the morning on whether work will or will not take place.
If Weather permits, we will start the siding replacement of building 8 (309/311) on Tuesday, November 3rd. If the weather doesn’t permit, we’ll start on the next available day. The siding is a much slower, more detailed process with a smaller crew. We expect the siding work to take approximately 2-3 weeks to complete. Once the siding has been harvested from building 8, the siding repairs to the rest of the buildings will begin.
10/28/2026- Update two for today. The crew worked feverishly to get building 7 done before the rain moved in. After a quick burst of rain, the weather looks good.
Tomorrow, 10/29, the crew will begin roof work on building 8 (309/311). Please plan accordingly if this is your building.
10/28/2026- The crew is hard at work today after two days of rain. They are working on building 7 (315-/317). There’s a chance of rain around 5:00, but the crew should have the new system in place before then. Once the underlayment is installed, the roof will be watertight.
Thursday and Friday show no rain in the forecast! This should allow us to get buildings 7-10 completed before the weekend.
With Halloween falling on Saturday, we won’t be completing any work this weekend.
10/27/2026- Henry has been on-site for the last hour or so. We want to start work, but there’s a chance of rain until 11:00 am. If we can’t complete a full building in a day, it’s not worth starting. It’s better to be safe than sorry, so we’ve decided to not start on building 7 today.
Tomorrow doesn’t look great either. We’ll continue to monitor the forecast and radar and decide tomorrow.
10/26/26- After a week of beautiful weather, reality has set in. Due to the rain today, no roof work will take place. At this point, we’re halfway through the community. Buildings 1-6 have new roofs installed.
Today’s rain looks to linger into tomorrow morning. We will monitor the forecast, but we are planning to start building 7 (315-313) tomorrow, 10/27. Keep an eye out for additional updates regarding weather delays.
10/22/26- Today, Building 4 is receiving the roof work. The crew found a great example of why we recommend the vent rework in conjunction with the roof replacement.
As you can see from the photos, the bathroom exhaust vent and the dryer vent were partially disconnected. This allowed lots of dryer lint and warm, moist air to enter the attic space. This will contribute to ice dam issues and sheathing deterioration. The vent rework completed will prevent this from happening, but it does not prevent condensation from happening.
We recommend routine visual inspections of attics, cleaning of your bathroom exhaust vent housing, and keeping your fan running for an hour after showers, especially during the winter months. Installing a timer switch to your bathroom exhaust fans will allow you to keep the fan on after a shower is taken.
Tomorrow, the crew will complete roof replacement on building 5 (321/323). Assuming the weather cooperates, building 6 will receive roof replacement on Saturday, October 24th.
10/21/2026- More nice weather equals another building with a new roof. The crew should have building 3 wrapped up around 5:30 pm.
Tomorrow, building 4 (325/327) will receive roof work. Please have your vehicles out of your garage and off the driveway if you will need them for the day.
We’d like to remind everyone that the crew will be working on Saturdays to take advantage of the nice weather and reduce the time the community will be inconvenienced. There’s currently a slight chance of rain on Saturday, so we’ll monitor the forecast and keep everyone updated on the status of work on Saturday.
10/20/2026- With more beautiful weather in October, the crew is moving along well. They will get building 2 completed and cleaned up by the end of the day and will start on building 3 (329/331) tomorrow. Please plan accordingly if you live in these homes.
Here are some photos of the new roof on building 1 from yesterday. Have a good night!
10/19/2026- Today, the restoration work started with roof replacement of building 1 (337/339). The crew has a few more hours of work and cleanup but will have it completed by the end of the day. You can resume your normal routine as soon as the crew has cleaned up.
Tomorrow, the roofs on building 2 (333/335) will be worked on. Please plan accordingly if this is your home. Notices were taped to the garage doors as a final reminder.
On Monday, October 19th, the restoration work is scheduled to begin. The roof replacements will be the largest and first work to be done. Each building will take roughly one day to complete. Work will start around 7:00 am and end at dusk each day. The crew will move numerically through the community per the project progression map. Before work starts, a paper notice will be taped to your garage door with blue painter’s tape.
Next week, we will begin staging the community with our equipment, materials, and temporary restrooms. We plan to use the street between buildings 10 & 11 as the primary staging area. Roof materials will be placed in the driveways out of the way as best as possible. We’ll have a telehandler on-site to move material around as needed.
When work is scheduled to take place on your building, please have your vehicle out of the garage and off your driveway by 6:30 am to allow crews to begin staging the job site. A dump trailer will be placed in the driveway for the duration of the work and removed shortly after final clean-up. Roofs are expected to take 1- 2 days to complete. If you have a satellite dish on your home that is still active, service will be lost until
How to prepare for a roofing project and what to expect
KEEP CHILDREN AND PETS AWAY FROM THE WORK AREA. DANGER KEEP OUT!
Satellite television service will be disrupted during the re-roofing process. Once the new roof is completed, the dish will be realigned. If you have a dish that is no longer in use, please email or call us and provide your address, and we will remove and dispose of it properly.
Be prepared for the noise. The Crew generally starts early in the morning. There will be constant hammering during the construction process.
Remove all loose items from wall shelves and walls, and ensure all light fixture glass is secure. Hammering creates vibrations that may cause items to shift, move, and fall.
Remove all items from around the exterior of your home. All reasonable efforts are made to protect personal items and landscaping, but construction debris will fall and cause damage to these items. Atlas will be held harmless from any damage to items not moved.
Please move all motor vehicles from your garage and off of your driveway by 6:30 am while work is taking place, if you need them during the day.
Driveways, courtyards, patios, and sidewalks will be covered with debris. All debris will be cleaned up before the crew leaves for the day.
Large delivery trucks may be needed to load and unload materials and dumpsters.
The use of power tools may be needed to complete the approved work. Access to an outlet may be needed. Please notify us if you have any concerns about this.
Daily cleanup of the job site will be completed. Every effort is made to pick up nails. Magnetic rollers are used, but some nails may be hidden in the grass. Please contact the project manager if additional cleaning is needed.
Communication and responsiveness are top priorities. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns. Our mission is to provide high-quality work with as little impact on your community as possible.
Roof cap adaptors used for exhaust ductwork that are connected to the bottom of the roof decking may become dislodged when replacing the vent cap. We suggest owners check their attics after the work is completed and notify us if this occurs. Atlas will be held harmless from any issues arising from the adapters installed in this manner.
