Frequently Asked Questions

Unlike commercial buildings with flat roofs, your sloped residential roof relies on shingles to shed water and weather the elements. Asphalt shingles are the most popular choice for a reason:

• Affordable and Easy to Install: Asphalt shingles offer a balance of value and performance, making them a cost-effective solution for most homeowners.
• Durable and Reliable: Asphalt shingles come in a wide variety of styles and colors, and with proper maintenance, they can last for decades.
• Versatility for Your Roof's Shape: Asphalt shingles are suitable for most roof pitches on residential homes.

Considering Alternative Shingle Options?

While asphalt shingles are a great choice, there are other options available for your residential roof:

• Metal Roofing: Consider metal roofing for a sleek look and exceptional durability. However, metal roofs tend to be a more expensive option.

Unfortunately, there's no one-size-fits-all answer. The cost depends on the extent of damage, roof size, materials needed, and labor costs.

Similar to roof repairs, the cost of a roof replacement depends on several factors like roof size, chosen material, labor costs, and any necessary repairs to underlying structures.

Unlike commercial roofs, residential replacements typically have a more predictable timeframe. The size and complexity of your roof are the main factors influencing the project duration.

For most homes, a residential roof replacement can be completed within 1-3 days. Asphalt shingles, a common choice, are relatively quick to install. However, keep in mind that factors like roof size, chosen material (such as slate or metal), and unforeseen complications can extend the timeline.

Our team will provide a detailed estimate outlining the expected timeframe for your specific project.

A professional roof replacement involves a step-by-step process, usually including a detailed inspection, securing permits if needed, protecting your property, removing the old roof, installing the new roof, cleaning up, and final inspection.