Frequent Questions

All too often, roof problems are discovered after leaks are discovered or when more severe damage occurs. Twice-yearly inspections can often uncover cracked, warped, or missing shingles, loose seams and deteriorated flashings, excessive surface granules accumulating in the gutters or downspouts, and other visible signs of roof problems. Indoors, look for cracked paint, discolored plasterboard, and peeling wallpaper as signs of damaged roof areas. If you're unsure, call us and get your roof inspected.

Not necessarily. Leaking can happen because some flashings have come loose or a section of the roof has been damaged. However, a roof failure is generally irreversible and are caused by improper installation or choice of materials or from the installation of a roof system inappropriate for the building. The only way to know if you need a total roof replacement or just some minor repairs is to have your roof inspected by a professional.

Most roofing work is not a safe DIY project. Professional roofing contractors are trained to safely and efficiently repair or replace a roof. Working on your roof without experience can harm your roof with improper techniques, and you may severely injure yourself by falling off or even through a roof in need of repair or replacement. Homeowner maintenance should be confined to roof inspections in both the fall and spring to check for cracked or curling shingles, as well as cleaning rain gutters filled with dead leaves and other debris. If you must see the roof for yourself, use a firmly braced or tied-off ladder equipped with rubber safety feet. Wear rubber-soled shoes and stay on the ladder (and off the roof) if possible. When in doubt, call a professional.

When researching your roofing options, the following formula may help you determine the annual cost of different roofing types: Total Cost (materials and labor)/Life Expectancy of Roof (in years) = Annual Cost

Before your roofing project, you can prepare by ensuring your property is free of any obstructions or debris. This helps our team work quickly without any issues. You can also familiarize yourself with the project timeline so you know when our team will be there and what to expect.

Regularly clear debris from your roof, gutters, and downspouts. Inspect for damage after severe weather, and keep up with regular roof inspections to catch issues early.

In the case of rain, we take proactive measures to protect your property. We will pause work to ensure the safety of our team and cover any vulnerable areas of your roof with tarp and waterproofing. Delays can occur, but we strive to make the roofing process as painless for you as possible.

Yes, we offer emergency repairs to keep your roof functional while you await full-scale repairs after events such as leaks, damages, or severe storms.

Yes, we provide comprehensive roofing inspections. We also provide free estimates for any project. You can call or contact us for either!

We partner with various environmentally-conscious distributors and recycle as many materials as possible to minimize our environmental impact.