ROOFING BASICS

Protection from hailstones, 1.75 inch (asphalt) to 2 inch (metal) in radius.
Protection from high windspeed, up to 120 mph. Your roof is difficult to blow off in the wind.
Long-term protection, from 30 (asphalt) to 50 (metal) years, from direct sunshine.

Minimized ultra-violet (UV) exposure, with inbuilt stone-top coating on metal roofs.
Cleaner air, with composed polymer granules self-clearning the air around asphalt roofs.
Protection from water damage, with bonding-strip fittings developing a strong bond.

The durability of our materials are exceptional, enabling us to offer some of the longest-term warranties you will have ever seen.
The Class 3 asphalt and Class 4 metal roofs are among the best-in-class standards available anywhere today.
The high-quality heating insulation of our roofs leads to indoor thermal preservation. This reduces your air-conditioning and cooling energy requirements, saving money.

Due to availability in a wide range of colors, patterns and styles, you can choose from a wide range of options matching your taste.
A good roof increases the value of your home. It showcases stability of the home. Both the perception about your home and its monetary value receive a great uplift.
Overall, top-notch roofing provides you with fantastic returns on your investment, from both living and monetary value perspectives.

When should you change your roof? Should you do it yourself or hire a licensed professional? Which factors play a role in budgeting for a roof?

Design Options

Roof Beaten by Weather: If your roof has taken long-time beating from weather, debries and elements (wind, rain, sun, hailstone, ice) and showing symptoms of wear and tear or crack, it is time to consider a change.
Age-Related Deprecation: If your older roof is 20+ year old, showing cracks or water leakage, or mold, moss, rodent, bugs, algae, rot etc. are seen, or has falling pieces and/or daylight visible through cracks, it is time.
Structural degradation: If there are visible damages from hailstone, sunlight (UV), decoloration, dark spots (loss of granules), stress cracks or curling shingles, you need to consider a change.
Shelf Life: Any material in real life has a shelf life, and your older roof is not an exception. Roofs wear out over time and require periodic replacement. So watch out for symptoms in general, as it is a question of your safety. And replace with good-quality material to enjoy better protection and a longer shelf-life.

Should You Change Your Roof as DIY?

Hire A Licensed Professional: Whatever your current roofing material is (wood, tile, asphalt, metal), it takes trained skills, heavy work and appropriate machinery for roofing well, that only a qualified licensed professional would have. Also, the material warranties might be nulled if you do it yourself.
Leveage Their Domain Skills: Your skilled contractor (professional roofer) can help you in choosing your material for your safety, budget and taste, plan and follow a time schedule and overall help you with their domain experience and skillset.
Build Safe and Protected: Work with an insured roofing profession that complies with requirements of all the authorities. Avoid the risk of heavy lifting, ladder-climbing, and other potential accidents.

Factors To Consider: Several factors play a role in determining the total cost.
1. Size: The cost of your house varies with its size.
2. Material used: Steel will cost more as compared to asphalt.
3. Maintenance cost: Asphalt is slightly more expensive to maintain in the longer run than steel, though your build-expense is lower using asphalt.
4. Labor costs: The skill-level and how labor-intensive your roofing would be, will impact the total cost.
5. Roof design: The shape, pitch, and slope of the the roof - all play a role in the total cost.
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