Roof Replacement & Reroofing in San Diego 

How to Tell When a Roof Needs to Be Replaced  

Preventing a collapsed roof is essential, so residents should schedule a full replacement as quickly as possible. The question is whether a replacement is absolutely necessary or whether repairs could take care of the problem. 

 If there are only a few bare spots or holes, professional troubleshooting may resolve the issue. When the overall structure has already received multiple repairs, however, it would be more cost-effective in the long run to just get a new roof. Replacing the roof will make it more energy-efficient, in addition to cutting down costs for expensive reconstruction. Our knowledgeable experts can examine the roof and advise which option would be most effective.  

Signs Your Home Is Viable for Reroofing 

While total replacements are often the best option for a severely eroded or leaky roof, there are occasions when residents can seek out reroofing instead. This unique method allows experts to add on a new layer of shingles without getting rid of the bottom shingles currently there. The benefit of this technique is that the process takes much less time to complete. Homeowners do not have to have their busy schedules interrupted by extensive renovations. Additionally, reroofing does not cost as much since there are fewer materials and less labor involved. Nevertheless, not all houses are able to be reroofed. 

Reroofing is only possible in situations where: 

• There is no mold or mildew growing on the shingles 
• The roof’s overall structure is still primarily intact without broken or warped beams 
• There are no large gaps, holes, or bald patches of missing shingles 
• A house has never been reroofed previously, since an additional layer would create too much weight and cause the roof to collapse