Residential Roof Replacement

1. Missing or Damaged Shingles: If you notice missing or damaged shingles from the ground, there may be more just out of sight. Multiple missing, torn, broken, curing, ripped, or cracked shingles often indicate roof replacement.

2. Water Leaks Inside Your Home: One or two leaks can be repaired, but if there is water damage on the ceilings or water running down your walls, it may be time to call the roof replacement experts.

3. Roofline Problems: Snow, ice, and tree debris can sit on roofs, causing sagging, dipping, or curving to the roofline or roof decking. 

4. Storm Damage: Mother nature is usually the leading cause of roof replacements. Hail, wind, and heavy rain can pound your roof, loosening granules and weakening your roof.

5. Age: If your roof has made it 30 years or longer, congratulations! As you get closer to the lifespan of your shingles or roofing material, age-related wear and tear and insurance requirements become two big reasons for roof replacement.