How do you know when to replace your roof?
Potential signs that your roof may need to be replaced: Shingle edges are curled or shingle tabs are cupped. Bald spots where granules are missing. Cracked shingles. Your roof is at least 20 years old; while many shingles today are produced for durability, many factors can accelerate the aging of shingles. Click to see full…
Potential signs that your roof may need to be replaced: Shingle edges are curled or shingle tabs are cupped. Bald spots where granules are missing. Cracked shingles. Your roof is at least 20 years old; while many shingles today are produced for durability, many factors can accelerate the aging of shingles. Click to see full answer. Also question is, how long does a 30 year roof really last?The truth is, a 30-year shingle will not really last 30 years. The expected service life of a 30-year product, if properly cared for, is approximately 25 years. If it’s not cared for properly, that 30 year shingle will only last 12 to 15 years. That’s one of the big misconceptions in the roofing marketplace.Likewise, how long does it take to roof a house? A: It really depends on the size and pitch of your home, however, our average time frame is 3-4 days for a complete tear off and re-roof. For an overlay and new construction, it is about 1-2 days. Similarly, how do you know if your roof is damaged? 10 Signs That You Need Roof Repair ASAP Shingles that are curled, cracked, or absent. Shingles that are dark, dirty, or even wet. Lots of shingle granules in gutters. Wear and tear around roof objects and openings. Blistering or peeling exterior paint. Staining on interior ceilings or walls. Leaks in the attic after a rainstorm. A roof deck that is sagging. Should I stay home during roof replacement?The easy answer is, you don’t have to. Roof replacement for an average sized single-family home only takes a few days. But, if you work from home, or spend most of your time at home, it’s possible you may want to stay out of the house for the few days your roof is being replaced.
