Frequently Asked Questions

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Signs that your roof may need replacement include missing, cracked, or curling shingles; leaks in your home; and excessive granule buildup in your gutters. An inspection from a professional can give you a more definitive answer.

The cost of a new roof can vary widely depending on the size of your home, the type of materials used, and your location. On average, homeowners can expect to spend between $5,000 and $10,000, but prices can go higher for larger or more complex projects.

Typically, a new roof can be installed in a few days, although the exact timeline depends on the size of the roof and the materials used. Weather conditions can also impact the installation time.

There are several types of roofing materials to choose from, including asphalt shingles, metal, tile, and slate, among others. Each material has its own benefits and costs, so the choice depends on your budget, climate, and aesthetic preference.

While it is possible to install a new layer of shingles over old ones, this is generally not recommended because it can mask underlying problems such as deck deterioration or mold growth. Most professionals recommend removing the old roofing material first.

Look for a contractor who is licensed and insured, has good reviews or recommendations, and offers a warranty on their work. It’s also important to get multiple quotes and to ask for references from recent projects.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning gutters, removing debris from the roof, inspecting for damage, and getting professional inspections at least once every few years. Addressing minor repairs quickly can also extend the life of your roof.

Yes, installing a new roof can increase your home's resale value. It improves curb appeal, energy efficiency, and provides a reassuring selling point that the new homeowners won’t need to face immediate roofing expenses.