Residential Roof Replacement

The heating and cooling of your home cause expansion and contraction. Shingles are built to be flexible so that they can adjust to these shifts. As your roof ages, the shingles naturally start loosening, and you may see some curling and debris. No matter the age of your roof or your home, curling shingles are a sign that it’s time to consider a replacement.

Has there been hail recently that could cause shingle bruising and loss? If you notice an uptick in granule quantity in your gutters, it might be a sign to replace your roof.

Large amounts of moss, moisture, or mold may indicate an issue with the roof not drying out. Moss holds moisture against the roof and may increase the likelihood of leaks.

If your shingles have lifted and blown away, your home is vulnerable to further and more expensive damage.

A water stain is typically created by a leak from your roof, heating appliance, or plumbing leak. The water stain appears when the liquid seeps into the ceiling and evaporates, so you're left with dried and discolored deposits.