Want to know the best way to fix your roof?

1.  How do I know if it's time for a roof repair?

• Signs to look for when determining if a roof needs repair include missing or damaged shingles, water stains on the ceiling, leaks after heavy rain, mold or mildew in the attic, sagging rooflines, or excessive granules in the gutters.

2. How much does roof repair cost?

•  There are factors to consider to estimate roof repair cost, like the size of the damage area, complexity of the repair, roofing material, and labor costs in your area. Roof repairs can cost from $150 to $1,000 or more on average. For major repairs or full replacements, costs can exceed $10,000

3. How long does roof repair take?

•  The timeline for roof repairs varies based on the extent of the damage. Minor fixes can often be completed within a few hours, while more significant repairs may require several days. In cases of major damage or full roof replacements, the project could take up to a week or longer, depending on the complexity and weather conditions

4. Can I repair my roof myself?

• Minor repairs such as fixing small leaks or replacing a few shingles might be doable for an experienced DIYer. However, for safety and effectiveness, it's recommended to hire a professional like our team for larger repairs or if you’re unsure how to handle the job. We can assure you out top-quality service.

5. Is roof repair covered by homeowners’ insurance?

• Roof repairs may be covered by homeowners’ insurance if the damage was caused by a covered peril, such as a storm or fire. However, if the damage is due to wear and tear, neglect, or lack of maintenance, it likely won't be covered.  Double check your property policy for more specific details on your coverage

6. Can a roof be repaired in winter?

• Yes, roof repairs can be done in the winter, although weather conditions like snow and ice may make the process more challenging. Roofing professionals may need to use special techniques to ensure repairs are done safely and effectively during cold weather.

7. What happens if I delay roof repairs?

• Delaying roof repairs can lead to more extensive damage over time, resulting in higher repair costs. Small leaks can turn into large water damage, mold issues, or structural problems, which could require a full roof replacement.

8. What to Do If You Suspect Storm Damage?

•  After a severe storm, check your roof for visible signs of damage such as missing shingles, cracked flashing, or fallen debris. If it’s unsafe to inspect the roof yourself, contact a licensed roofing professional right away. A prompt inspection can help prevent leaks and costly structural issues.

9. Can a roof be repaired instead of replaced?

• Yes, in many cases a  roof can be repaired without a full replacement. If the damage is localized and the rest of the roof is in good condition, a targeted repair can save you money. A professional roofer can assess and recommend the best solution.