Roofing installation made easy.

A good roof can last quite a while, but eventually, you’ll notice some clear signs that you may need to consider a replacement.

• Damage - If your shingles are curling or some are missing, you’ll likely want to replace your roof sooner than later.
• Missing granules - When inspecting your roof, missing granules are often obvious. If you’re checking things from the ground, look for dark or light patches that seem out of place.
• Moss buildup - A lot of moss on your roof can be a problem as it can lift your shingles and affect the way water drains.
• Age - Generally speaking, you’ll want to monitor your roof when it’s 15 years old. Once some of the other signs start showing, you can look into your options.

You can start off by booking your free in-home consultation with a Local Home Pro. They’ll inspect your current roof and show you different options based on your preferences and budget. When you’re ready to move forward with your project, an installation date will be set. Once your new roof is in place, your old roof will be disposed of.

Asphalt shingles have become popular over the years due to their versatility and cost. You can get asphalt shingles in a variety of colors, styles, and textures without having to spend a fortune. You can also get shingles that look like wood, slate, or even cedar. Since asphalt is a durable material, you can expect your roof to last a long time.

Asphalt shingles are available in a wide range of colors, but some of the more popular choices include:

• Black
• Charcoal
• Grey
• Slate
• Cedar
• Redwood
• Blue

Shingles can also come in a two-tone look so your roof will have a layered look that will be visually pleasing from any angle.

The estimated life of a new roof depends on the materials you choose and what your local weather conditions are like. Generally speaking, asphalt shingles will last about 20 years on average.

The cost of a new roof is determined by a variety of factors including:

• How many stories your home is and what the pitch of your roof is. If you have multiple stories and a steep roof, it’s more dangerous, so it may come with additional costs. 
• The square footage of your roof also plays a factor. The bigger the space, the more shingles that are required.
• The materials you choose will also affect the price. Although asphalt shingles are affordable, you still need to choose the type and color which may affect your costs.

Your Local Home Pro professional will be able to show you samples and go over costs during your in-home consultation. They’ll also provide you with a no-obligation quote, so you’ll know exactly how much your new roof installation will cost you.