FAQs

  • How long do shingle roofs last?

    Most asphalt shingles last 20-30 years depending on quality and climate conditions. Metal roofing can extend up to 50+ years with proper installation and maintenance.
  • What's the difference between TPO and rubber roofing?

    TPO is a single-ply thermoplastic membrane that's heat-welded at seams. Rubber roofing (EPDM) uses adhesives or mechanical fasteners and typically costs less upfront.
  • When should I replace my residential roof?

    Replace when you see multiple missing shingles, widespread granule loss, or frequent leaks. Most roofs need replacement after 20-25 years of normal wear.
  • How do I know if storm damage occurred?

    Look for missing or cracked shingles, dented gutters, and granules in downspouts after severe weather. Professional inspections can identify hidden structural damage.
  • What factors affect roofing replacement costs?

    Size, pitch, material choice, and accessibility drive pricing. Complex roof shapes, multiple levels, and premium materials like metal increase overall project costs.
  • Can metal roofing be installed over shingles?

    Yes, metal roofing can often overlay existing shingles if the deck is structurally sound. This saves removal costs but adds weight considerations.
  • How often should commercial roofs be inspected?

    Commercial roofs need professional inspection twice yearly and after major storms. Early detection prevents minor issues from becoming costly structural problems.
  • What preparation is needed before roof replacement?

    Clear outdoor furniture, protect landscaping, and ensure attic access. Contractors typically handle permits and material delivery scheduling for the project.
  • Why choose TPO for commercial buildings?

    TPO offers excellent energy efficiency, UV resistance, and seamless installation. It's cost-effective for large flat surfaces and meets modern building energy codes.
  • How long does roof installation take?

    Most residential projects complete in 1-3 days depending on size and weather. Commercial installations vary widely based on building complexity and square footage.

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