Not sure whether your roof needs replacing? Watch out for these 10 signs to avoid bigger problems and costly repairs down the road.
Common Indicators of Roof Wear and Damage
- Missing or damaged shingles: Gaps in your roof can allow water to seep in.
- Shingles that Are Curled or Cracked: Shingles that curl or crack often point to an old roof needing replacement.
- Gutters Full of Granules: Asphalt shingles losing granules signal wear.
- Water Stains or Leaks: Visible spots on ceilings or walls indicate roof leaks.
- Roof Sagging: Structural issues may be compromising your roof.
- Visible Light in the Attic: Light entering through the attic signals holes or weak points in your roof.
- Moss or algae growth: Excess moisture can degrade materials over time.
- Increased Energy Bills: Poor insulation from roof damage affects efficiency.
- Roof Age: Most roofs last 20–25 years; older ones may need replacement.
- Storm-Damaged Roof: After a storm, check for signs of damage such as broken shingles or punctured roofing.
The Risks of Delaying Replacement
If you wait too long to replace your roof, you risk extensive damage, mold issues, and increased repair bills.
Roof Replacement Options for Different Roof Types
Here are several roofing materials to consider for your replacement:
- Asphalt Roof Shingles: Asphalt shingles are widely used for their cost-effectiveness and longevity.
- Metal Roof Options: Long-lasting and ideal for various climates.
- Tile or slate: Tile or slate roofing is known for its aesthetic appeal and long-lasting quality.
- Flat roofs: Flat roof replacements often use TPO, EPDM, or PVC for durability and energy savings.
How Weathercraft Makes Roof Replacement Easy
At Weathercraft, we make roof replacements seamless and stress-free:
- Inspection: Comprehensive assessment of your roof's condition.
- Personalized Consultation: A detailed consultation to help you choose the best roofing solution for your home.
- Selecting the Best Materials: Choose from a wide range of high-quality options.
- Roof Installation: Expert craftsmanship with minimal disruption.
- Final inspection: A final inspection ensures the roof meets our high standards of quality.
