Residential

If your shingle roof is between 10-15 years old, it’s time to start considering a replacement. Roofs of this age may begin to show signs of wear and tear due to weather exposure, age, and general wear. Insurance companies often require a roof replacement after this age, especially if there’s noticeable damage or deterioration. Even without visible damage, older roofs are more vulnerable to leaks, missing shingles, and other issues that could put your home at risk.

If you’re noticing persistent leaks, visible damage, or extensive wear on your roof, it may be time for a replacement. These signs are clear indicators that your roof is no longer performing at its best, and continued wear could lead to more serious issues. Roofs with visible damage are more susceptible to leaks, structural problems, and further deterioration

After severe weather, it’s crucial to assess the condition of your roof. Storms can cause significant damage, leaving your roof vulnerable to leaks, missing shingles, and structural issues. Post-storm assessments often reveal damages that compromise your roof’s integrity, making a replacement necessary to prevent further problems. Waiting to address these issues can lead to more extensive damage, affecting both your home and your insurance coverage.