The decision depends on your roof’s structural condition and the extent of damage. Generally, if your roof decking and framework are sound, restoration is the better choice. We look for sagging, extensive rot, or structural damage that would require replacement.
Surface issues like worn shingles, faded coatings, minor leaks, or granule loss typically respond well to restoration. Wind damage that hasn’t compromised the roof structure can often be repaired as part of the restoration process.
During our inspection, we’ll assess your roof’s structural integrity, examine the condition of key components, and evaluate how well it’s handling our local climate stresses. We’ll give you an honest recommendation based on what’s best for your home and budget. If restoration won’t provide adequate long-term value, we’ll tell you upfront and explain why replacement makes more sense.