How do I know if I need a full replacement or just a repair?

That's a great question. A repair is often the right call for isolated issues, like a few missing shingles after a storm or a small leak around a vent. However, if your roof is nearing the 20-year mark, you see widespread curling or cracking shingles, or you find lots of shingle granules in your gutters, those are signs that the entire system is wearing out. A full replacement addresses the roof as a whole, ensuring consistent protection and preventing you from having to patch one problem after another.

Is it really worth paying more for architectural shingles?

In almost every case, yes. While 3-tab shingles have a lower upfront cost, architectural shingles provide significantly more value over the long term. Their layered construction makes them much more durable against wind and impacts, and they typically last years longer. This means you get better protection for your home and you won't have to replace your roof again as soon. Plus, their dimensional look adds a lot of curb appeal, which can be a real asset if you ever decide to sell your home.

What happens if you find rotten wood after tearing off the old roof?

This is a common concern, and it's exactly why a full tear-off is so important. If our crew discovers any soft or rotted wood on the roof deck, we'll stop and show you exactly what we've found. We will then explain the necessary repairs and adjust the plan with your approval before moving forward. Replacing damaged decking is critical for the structural integrity of your new roof, ensuring it has a solid foundation to last for decades.

How long will the roof replacement process take from start to finish?

For an average-sized home, the physical work of tearing off the old roof and installing the new one typically takes just one to three days. Our team works efficiently to protect your home and minimize disruption to your daily life. The entire process, from the initial inspection and quote to the final cleanup, can take a bit longer depending on scheduling and material availability, but we prioritize clear communication so you always know what to expect.

Why can't I just get a single, flat-rate price over the phone?

Every roof has its own unique characteristics, so a one-size-fits-all price just isn't accurate. The final cost depends on specific factors like your roof's exact size, its steepness, the number of valleys and dormers, and the condition of the underlying structure. Providing a quote without a thorough inspection would be a disservice to you. A detailed, on-site estimate ensures the price you receive is fair and comprehensive, with no surprises.