Roof Replacement

New roofs are one of the biggest home improvement projects you can undertake — and a necessary part of owning any home. The cost will depend on the type of roof you want, whether the wood needs to be replaced, and how large your house is, among several other variables. Take a look at our blog on how much a new roof costs to understand the costs of replacing your roof. If you're considering a roof replacement, book a free consultation with one of our roofing experts who can walk you through what your roof needs to keep the rest of your home safe and dry.

At Resilient Roofing, we offer a variety of different roofing materials to choose from. To better understand which materials will work best for you, take a look at our blog on 10 roofing materials to consider for your home. The most common type is a shingle roof, and if you'd like to see what a certain color of shingle looks like, check out the Owens Corning Roof Visualizer.

We offer a 50-year manufacturer warranty on most of our products, plus a 10-year warranty on our workmanship when we replace your roof.

There are many signs that your roof is nearing the end of its lifespan. If any of the following applies to you, schedule a free consultation so we can go over your options:

• Your roof leaks
• You can see damage to your roof
• You can see your roof sagging
• Your power bill has increased significantly
• Your roof is over 25 years old

Check out our blog on 10 signs you need a new roof for more information. And please don't wait too long — the longer a roof is neglected, the more damage we tend to see in the wood structure, which leads to additional costs.

Any new roof should last at least 20 to 25 years as long as it is properly ventilated and maintained, with certain materials lasting longer than others. Some modern roofs can last over 50 years. Proper maintenance is key — examine your roof once a year for loose tiles or shingles, leaks, excess debris, or signs of damage. Preventative maintenance keeps small, easily fixable issues from becoming larger and more costly ones.

The most common causes of wear on a roof are:

• Ultraviolet radiation from the sun — natural, and why roofs deteriorate over long periods.
• Expansion and contraction from heating and cooling, which can be minimized by choosing lighter shingle colors that reflect more heat.
• Wind and water damage — sometimes unavoidable, though properly installed materials are extremely resistant to most weather.
• Improper maintenance — which is why we recommend having a professional maintain your roof.
• Debris — prevented by keeping branches, sticks, and dirt buildup cleared off.

To keep your roof in great shape, inspect it every 1 to 2 years for shingle damage, debris build-up, caulking, and overhanging branches.

A roof replacement might seem like a daunting task, but our team can complete most residential roof replacements in 1 to 4 days.

Thankfully, not every issue needs a full roof replacement. Minor issues can usually be solved with a roof repair rather than a full replacement, which can save you a lot of money. That said, eventually every roof needs to be completely replaced, and we're well versed in doing that quickly and painlessly. At Resilient Roofing, we will never replace a roof unless it genuinely needs replacing. For more, read our blog on roof replacement vs. roof repair.

Yes! We offer a few different financing options to best fit your needs. For more information, check out our financing options page.