Generally, if your roof is under 20 years old and structurally sound, restoration is worth considering. We look for intact decking, minimal granule loss, and repairable damage rather than widespread deterioration.
Signs your roof might be a good restoration candidate include surface wear, minor leaks, faded appearance, or energy efficiency concerns. Signs you need replacement include extensive structural damage, widespread rot, or multiple layers of previous repairs.
We provide honest assessments because our reputation depends on it. If restoration won’t solve your problems long-term, we’ll recommend replacement. If it will add significant life to your roof, we’ll show you exactly how and why it makes financial sense.