Conventional asphalt shingles typically provide 20 to 30 years of service life, whereas metal roofing systems can endure 50 to 75 years, and slate or tile roofs often exceed 50 years.

We recommend examining your roof a minimum of twice annually, ideally during spring and fall, as well as following any significant weather events.

Key indicators include missing, damaged, or curling shingles, significant granule accumulation in your gutters, visible sagging, or water intrusion inside your home.

The majority of residential roof replacement projects require approximately 1 to 2 days for completion, though this timeline may vary based on weather conditions and the size of your roof.

This approach is typically not recommended, as layering roofs creates heat retention issues, increases structural load, and conceals potential decking deterioration that requires attention.

Architectural asphalt shingles remain the most widely chosen option due to their balance of performance and affordability, though metal and tile systems provide enhanced durability and extended service life.

Adequate ventilation is essential to eliminate heat and moisture accumulation that can compromise wood structural components and cause premature shingle deterioration from underneath.