A roof replacement may be necessary if your roof is approximately 20-25 years old, exhibits noticeable damage such as warped, fractured, or absent shingles, displays indications of water infiltration like discoloration on your ceiling or walls, or if you discover shingle granules in your gutters. These signs often indicate that your roof has reached the end of its serviceable life.

A full roof replacement begins with a comprehensive evaluation to determine your roof's condition and provide a cost estimate. Following this, the existing roofing materials are removed to examine the underlying decking. Any compromised decking is then repaired or substituted. Subsequently, new underlayment and shingles are applied. The process concludes with a final inspection to confirm proper installation and thorough site cleanup.

The duration of a roof replacement can fluctuate based on several factors including the roof's size, prevailing weather conditions, and the job's complexity. For a typical residential property, the roof replacement process usually spans between one to three days.