If your roof is under 15 years old and the damage is localized to a specific area, repair is usually the most cost-effective option. Problems like isolated leaks, damaged flashing, or a few missing shingles can often be fixed without replacing the entire roof.
However, if you’re dealing with widespread damage, multiple leak points, or a roof approaching 20-25 years old, replacement might be more economical in the long run. Continuing to patch an aging roof often becomes more expensive than installing a new one.
A professional inspection can help you make this decision. We’ll assess the overall condition of your roof and provide honest recommendations based on your specific situation and budget. We won’t push unnecessary work, but we also won’t recommend temporary fixes when a more permanent solution is needed.