Roof replacement, start with one call
Curling shingles, repeated leaks, bald patches or a roof past its age. Call and we'll connect you with a roofing company that handles full replacements in your area.
Signs it's time for a new roof
- Shingles curling, cupping or cracking across the roof.
- Bald spots and granules piling up at downspouts.
- Leaks in more than one place, or the same leak coming back.
- Daylight through roof boards in the attic.
- A sagging roofline.
- An asphalt roof roughly 20 years old or more.
How a replacement works
- Inspection: the roofer checks decking, ventilation and flashing.
- Material choice: asphalt shingle, metal, tile or flat roofing, depending on your home.
- Tear-off: old layers come off down to the decking.
- Repairs: soft decking is replaced.
- New roof: underlayment, flashing, roofing and ridge vents go on.
- Clean-up: debris and nails are cleared from the property.
Most homes are re-roofed in one to three days, weather permitting.
Choosing a roofer
Ask how long they've worked in your area, who will be on the roof, how they protect your property, and what the written scope of work includes. Get the details in writing before work starts.
How it works
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Call (855) 635-9281
Tell us what's going on with your roof and your ZIP code.
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We connect you
Your call goes straight to an independent roofing company that serves your area.
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You decide
Talk it through with the roofer and choose whether to go ahead. No obligation.
FAQ
Roof Replacement: common questions
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most homes take one to three days. Larger or complex roofs, and tile or slate, take longer.
Can a new roof go over the old one?
Some areas allow a second layer of shingles, but many roofers prefer a full tear-off so they can check the decking. Ask what they recommend and why.
What roofing material should I choose?
It depends on climate, the home's style and how long you plan to stay. See our roof types pages, and ask the roofer to compare options.