Roof Replacement

Wind, hail and heavy rain can cause extensive damage to your roof. When a storm damages your roof beyond repair, a roof replacement is in order. There are some very important facts that will help you know the difference between when roof repairs will do the job…and, when it’s time for a new one. We at Peterson Homes Restoration & Roofing are here to walk you through it so you will know for sure.

Signs of Roof Damage

The problem with looking for signs of roof damage is that often it cannot be seen by someone who is not a trained professional in the field. If you have been through a severe storm lately, have damage to other areas of your home (like windows) or if your neighbors have roof damage from the storm, there’s a chance that you may as well. You will want an expert in roofing to take a look at your roof. We will be happy to come out and give you a free assessment.

When is it Time for a Total Roof Replacement?

How do you know when it’s time to replace your roof? There are a number of factors that can determine the answer. Here are some things to consider:

How old is your roof? If your roof is a mere five years old and is having leaking issues, there may be an underlying problem such as shoddy workmanship upon installation or poor quality materials. A 20-year-old roof, however, may have seen its better days. You may be better off to replace than to repair.
Extent of water. If you are seeing a lot of different issues such as numerous places that are leaking, brown spots in more than one place, etc., you may be better off to totally replace your roof. Our experts can take a look and give you a professional view on the situation.
Extreme conditions. If you have just experienced severe weather like a tornado or major flooding, even if your roof isn’t that old, Mother Nature may have taken her toll. The only smart and safe thing to do may be to completely replace the roof.

Roof Replacement

Signs of Roof Damage

When is it Time for a Total Roof Replacement?

How do you know when it’s time to replace your roof? There are a number of factors that can determine the answer. Here are some things to consider:

Extent of water. If you are seeing a lot of different issues such as numerous places that are leaking, brown spots in more than one place, etc., you may be better off to totally replace your roof. Our experts can take a look and give you a professional view on the situation.

Extreme conditions. If you have just experienced severe weather like a tornado or major flooding, even if your roof isn’t that old, Mother Nature may have taken her toll. The only smart and safe thing to do may be to completely replace the roof.