Roof restoration is the process of restoring your existing roof to extend its lifespan. It’s a cost-effective solution when your roof is in generally good condition but may require some attention due to typical wear and tear. For asphalt roofs, this process typically includes repairs from leaks to damaged shingles. Flat roofs, however, typically involve sealing and applying a protective coating for enhanced durability once repairs are made.

Roof replacement, on the other hand, involves the complete removal and disposal of your old roof, followed by the installation of a new roofing system. This is usually necessary when your roof has endured extensive damage or weathering or is beyond its original lifespan. While it may be a more significant investment, roof replacement is a necessary process that provides a fresh start and helps increase your home’s value – giving you decades of worry-free protection.

There are several warning signs you can watch for that help indicate your roof requires restoration. Aging is the most common factor, with most roofs needing attention after 20-25 years. Other red flags include missing or damaged shingles, bald spots where granules have worn away, curling or buckling shingles, and constant leakages even after repairs. Discoloration or dark streaks caused by algae growth, as well as moss and lichen accumulation, are also tell-tale signs of deteriorating roof health. Evidence can be visible Inside the home, too – a sagging roof deck, light penetrating through the roof boards, or moisture and water damage are all clear indications that the roof needs restoration.

If you continue to ignore the signs of wear and tear on your roof, you can experience severe damage that not only is on your roof but starts to damage the interior of your property. As your roof deteriorates, the inside can start to experience issues like water damage and in more severe situations, compromised structural integrity.

The longer you wait to restore your current roof, the higher the potential costs can be and the lower the property value is. Restoring your roof can help protect your home, family, and investment.

To start off, we’ll complete a full inspection of your roof to identify specific issues and/or damage that need to be addressed.

After our inspection and we have a plan in place, we’ll clean your entire roof to remove any debris, moss, lichen, or other unwanted items from it.

After we finish cleaning and prepping your roof, we’ll start with general repairs. These could be anything from replacing damaged or missing shingles, addressing a leak, or any other needed work.

With all the repairs done, we will then apply a sealant to help prevent future water damage.

After all previous steps, we will then apply a protective coating to help enhance the durability and extend the lifespan of your home’s roof.