How often should I replace my roof?

Most roofs typically last 15-30 years depending on materials and maintenance. Signs of wear like curling shingles or leaks indicate it might be time for replacement.

What are the signs that I need a roof replacement?

Look for missing shingles, water leaks inside the home, and granule accumulation in gutters as indicators that your roof may need replacing soon.

Can I install a new roof over an old roof?

While it’s possible, it’s generally advisable to remove the old roofing to ensure a solid foundation and prevent any underlying issues.

How do I choose the right roofing material?

Consider factors like climate, budget, desired aesthetic, and maintenance requirements to select the optimal material for your new roof.

What should I expect during the roof replacement process?

You’ll typically experience consultation, material selection, installation, and final inspection phases, all closely guided by our team to minimize disruption.

Do I need a permit for roof replacement?

Yes, most locations require permits for roof replacement, so check with local authorities to ensure compliance and avoid fines.

Will my homeowner's insurance cover roof replacement?

Many policies cover roof replacement, especially after storm damage. Check with your insurance provider for specifics on coverage terms and conditions.