The answer depends on your roof's current condition and age. If you're noticing missing shingles, small leaks, or limited damage, a repair is typically the most economical solution. On the other hand, if your roof is between 15 and 25 years old (depending on the roofing material) or shows extensive damage, a complete replacement is usually the better long-term choice. During our roof inspection, we'll review all your options with you and recommend what's truly best for your home—not simply what generates the most revenue.

The majority of residential roof replacements are finished within 1 to 3 days, depending on your home's size, weather conditions, and the roof's complexity. Both preparation and cleanup are equally important as the installation itself, which is why we ensure every step is handled efficiently without shortcuts. Our objective is to reduce disruption to your daily life while providing a roof that will last for decades.

In many situations, yes—particularly when the damage results from storms, hail, or strong winds. We suggest scheduling a roof inspection after significant weather events, even if you don't see visible damage. We assist homeowners through the entire insurance claim process, helping document all damage and making sure nothing gets overlooked. Keep in mind that typical wear and tear usually isn't covered, which is why catching problems early matters.