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Every roofing system, no matter the quality, has an expiration date. However, choosing the correct contractor and materials will extend the life of your investment. On average, the acceptable lifespan for a new roof is 20 years and can last longer depending on the level of maintenance. 

Failing to replace your roof when it’s time can lead to further damage. Here are a few things that often tell when it is time for a new roofing system: 

• There are wet spots on your ceiling, in the attic, or crawl spaces.
• Shingles are curled, buckling, missing or broken.
• Your shingles are blistering.
• Shingles are badly aging and missing granules.
• You notice signs of roof rot (spongey feeling when you walk on it).
• Your flashing is damaged, or completely compromised.
• Your roof is 20+ years old.

We stand by our work, so if there are any leaks or other inadequacies in the new roof, we cover the repair cost to ensure peace of mind.