The decision comes down to the roof’s structural condition and the extent of damage. If your roof has good bones but is showing surface wear, minor leaks, or aging materials, restoration is usually the smart choice. Signs that point to restoration include granule loss, small leaks, weathering, or energy efficiency concerns.
Replacement becomes necessary when there’s major structural damage, extensive leaks throughout the roof, or when the roof is approaching the end of its expected lifespan. We also consider factors like how long you plan to stay in the property and your budget priorities.
During our free assessment, we’ll give you an honest evaluation of both options. We make money either way, so our recommendation is based on what’s actually best for your situation, not what generates the highest bill.