Signs You Need a New Roof (Not Just a Repair)
You likely need a full roof replacement (not just a repair) when shingles are widely curling, cracking, or missing; granules are filling gutters; there are multiple leaks or daylight in the attic; or the roof is past 20–25 years old. Isolated, localized damage on an otherwise healthy roof can usually be repaired.
Replace vs. repair
- Repair: a few damaged shingles, one small leak, localized flashing issue on a newer roof
- Replace: widespread shingle failure, age past 20–25 years, repeated leaks, storm damage across the field
A free inspection with a photo report gives you an honest answer instead of a guess — and documents storm damage if a claim is warranted.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I need a new roof or just a repair?
Localized damage on a newer roof is usually repairable; widespread shingle failure, age over 20–25 years, or repeated leaks point to replacement. A free documented inspection gives you a clear, honest answer.
