Generally people know they have roof problems after they notice a leak or whenever a roof is damaged by severe weather. This is certainly quite unfortunate, considering that on many occasions, you might have a leaking roof and not have any idea about it for some time. That’s why it’s always wise to look at your roof space periodically for leaks and any damage which might be cropping up.

A leaking roof when left unchecked for long periods of your time could exacerbate the damage and bring about extra costs in repairs and replacements. That is why, it’s worth checking your roof regularly to locate and resolve any problems as quickly as possible. Professional roofers might help assess your roof and help keep it in proper shape.

With regards to replacing a roof, there are generally two options:

1. An entire roof replacement, which generally entails removing the entire existing roof then replacing all the components, including the air barrier, insulation, vapor retarder, roof membrane, etc.
2. Re-covering the entire roof is a process sometimes called a reroof. This typically involves layering new material such as shingles on top of the current roof, and it can basically be done once. This means it’s never an option for homes with over one layer of roofing.

Yes, so long as the rooftop is intact and in great condition (not past its expected lifespan). Older roofs with multiple leaks and widespread issues including damaged underlying structures or damaged insulation will usually need to be replaced. However, problems such as cracked, missing, curling, or broken tiles or shingles might be repaired to prevent a leak.

Your expenses can vary in accordance with the kind of roof you possess, the roof’s pitch, as well as the condition of your respective roof. You can contact us to get a free estimate on the repair or replacement costs. Remember that for every type of roof material, there are various grades, a variety of shapes and designs, and different prices. You may need to browse through the entire product range and make your decision depending on your needs and budget.

Well, every roof is different and replacing one will take between a couple of days to several weeks, usually depending on the measurements of the roof and the amount of work that must be done.

An annual roof inspection is often recommended, even though there haven't been any visible types of damage or another issues. Still, you should schedule an inspection following stuff like:

• Extreme weather events like tropical storms, high winds, a tornado, or after a hurricane
• A hot summer or when there has been an extreme change in temperature. This is because your home’s roof is contracting and expanding more than normal, that may cause cracks.
• Just before the hurricane season, especially if you haven't done any recent inspection, so that repairs can be completed beforehand.

Yes. The manufacturer will typically provide a warranty period for your roof starting from 10 to 30 years according to the materials used. Plus, certain contractors will likely offer additional warranties on roof installations as evidence of their high quality craftsmanship.