Making the decision to update your roof can be tough. It’s very important to exam your roof once in a while. Proper roof maintenance and or inspection can prevent you from spending so much money in the long run. Waiting to maintenance your roof or install a new one can be very expensive. By the time you notice a roof leak the structural damage have already occurred.

How do you know if its time to replace your roof?

• If shingle lines are no longer straight that may be an indication that the sheathing underneath is rotting.
• Look at the slopes of your home that get direct sunlight and if you notice the shingles are curling and losing granules, it could mean the shingles are past their life expectancy.
• If your roof shingles are falling apart or missing in this area, it’s a definite sign you need a new roof. Valleys are one of the most important areas of your roof
• If you find a large amount of asphalt granules in the gutter thats an indication the asphalt shingles are breaking down.
• Chimney flashing is another area to be concerned about. If your flashing consists of roof cement or tar, it may need to be replaced with a long-term, water-tight fitting, which would be a metal flashing system.
• Check attic for leaks and or moisture

How to Extend the Life of Your Roof

 Proper insulation, ventilation and regular cleaning will add years to the lifespan of your home’s roof and save money by delaying replacement costs.

What Does a New Roof Cost?

There’s a huge price range for the various roofing types available — from asphalt shingles to metal, tile, and slate — and the type of roofing material you choose will be one of the biggest cost factors. Your roof’s size and pitch also play an important role in price, as does accessibility to the roof. Contact us today for an estimate