The best candidates for restoration have sound structural elements with surface-level wear and minor damage. If your roof decking is solid, rafters are intact, and problems are primarily cosmetic or related to worn protective layers, restoration is likely an excellent option.
We look for specific indicators during our assessment: the condition of underlying structure, extent of leak damage, age and type of original materials, and overall integrity. Roofs with extensive structural damage, multiple leak points, or severely compromised decking typically need replacement rather than restoration.
During our free inspection, we’ll examine your attic space, check for water damage, assess structural components, and evaluate the roofing materials themselves. We’ll explain exactly what we find and give you honest recommendations. If restoration isn’t right for your situation, we’ll tell you why and discuss your replacement options instead.