Repair or replace? It's the question every homeowner faces eventually. Here are five signs it's time for a new roof.
If your asphalt shingle roof is 20+ years old, repairs become a losing game — you're patching a roof that's failing everywhere at once. Replacement is usually the smarter investment at that point.
A few missing shingles is a repair. But if shingles are curling, cracking, or losing granules across large areas of the roof, the whole system is wearing out.
When a storm damages a large portion of the roof — as opposed to one spot — replacement is often the right call, and it's frequently covered by insurance.
One leak from a clear cause is fixable. But if you're chasing leak after leak, water has likely compromised the underlying structure, and patching just moves the problem around.
A sagging roofline or soft, spongy spots point to structural damage underneath — this is a safety issue and almost always means replacement.
Here's our honest promise: we'll never tell you that you need a new roof when a repair will do. Sometimes the answer really is "your roof has more life left" — and we'll tell you that too.
The only way to know for sure is a professional inspection. We'll give it to you straight. Call for a free, no-pressure assessment.
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