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If your roof is over 20–25 years old or exhibits widespread issues such as curling, missing, or cracked shingles, water leaks, granule buildup in gutters, or a sagging roof deck, it’s usually more effective to fully replace rather than repair it. Annual inspections can catch early signs and help determine if a replacement is needed before major damage occurs.

• Asphalt shingle roofs generally last 20–30 years, with architectural shingles offering the higher end of that range.
• Metal roofs can endure 40–70+ years, sometimes up to 100, and often come with lengthy warranties.
• Tile, slate, or concrete roofs can exceed 50 to 100+ years, depending on materials and climate.

Costs vary based on:

• Roof size and complexity (pitch, dormers, chimneys)
• Roofing material choice (asphalt, metal, tile, slate)
• Labor and regional pricing
• Underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and any structural decking repairs
• Permitting and waste disposal

For most residential projects:

• 1–3 days, depending on roof size and complexity
• Preparation and drying conditions can affect schedule
• Weather, material availability, and necessary repairs may extend the timeline 

Yes. Permits ensure the project complies with local building codes, safety standards, and inspections—your contractor should handle these. Professional installation ensures proper flashing, underlayment, ventilation, and overall system integrity—preventing leaks and premature failure.

Source1 Roofing offers:

• Asphalt shingles (threetab or architectural)
• Metal roofing (including standingseam)
• Tile or slate (where suitable)
We help you select based on your home's climate, architecture, budget, and desired lifespan. We’ll also review color and energy-efficiency options to fit your needs.

Yes. A properly installed roof—especially with reflective shingles, metal options, and sufficient attic ventilation—can reduce summer cooling costs and improve winter performance.

• Remove vehicles, outdoor furniture, and fragile items from driveways/yards.
• Protect landscaping and flowerbeds.
• Be available (or have a representative) during the start of the project for coordination.
• Expect noise and some debris—clear pets and kids away for safety.

If hidden damage—such as rotted decking—is found, we’ll inform you immediately with an updated estimate before proceeding. Overall project scope and timeline may adjust accordingly.

Yes. Roof replacements are completed safely with minimal disruption. Many homeowners stay inside the house—though we recommend avoiding noisy areas as crews work above.

To extend your new roof’s lifespan:

• Inspect annually, especially after storms or during seasonal transitions
• Clean gutters and remove debris
• Trim overhanging branches
• Watch for signs of damage or flashing issues
Source1 Roofing also offers ongoing maintenance plans and periodic inspections to help protect your investment.

Look for visible signs such as missing, cracked, curling, or bent shingles, granule buildup in gutters, water stains or leaks on ceilings or walls, or areas of sagging roof structure. These are typical indicators that your roof may require professional attention. 

At Source1 Roofing, we specialize in repairing:

• Damaged or missing shingles
• Flashing around chimneys, vents, and skylights
• Roof vents and drip edge installations or replacements
• Leaks from storm damage or general wear-and-tear
• Minor decking repairs as needed

If damage is localized (like a few shingles or flashing), a repair is often the most cost-effective solution. But when damage is widespread or your roof nears its lifespan, replacement may be recommended. 

Most repairs—such as shingle or flashing fixes—can be completed within a few hours to one day depending on severity. More complex or structural repairs may require additional time. 

Costs depend on the type and extent of the repair.

Best maintenance practices include:

• Annual inspections, especially after severe storms
• Cleaning gutters to prevent water buildup
• Trimming overhanging trees to avoid damage and debris
• Addressing small issues promptly to prevent escalation.

While replacing a single shingle or cleaning gutters is possible for handy homeowners, most repairs—including flashing—require professional tools and expertise. DIY repairs carry safety risks and can void warranties. 

• Move valuables away from the area
• Contain any water with towels or buckets
• Contact Source1 Roofing ASAP for inspection—delaying repairs can lead to structural damage or mold

Look for companies that:

• Are licensed, fully insured, and bonded
• Offer local references and online reviews
• Provide transparent estimates with detailed work scope and cost
• Explain the warranty terms clearly, including for materials and labor

Yes. Source1 Roofing offers priority response for urgent issues such as active leaks, fallen-tree damage, or severe storm-related harm. Emergency repairs may incur additional fees but are scheduled as soon as possible to protect your home. 

• A comprehensive inspection to diagnose the issue
• Detailed written estimate describing repairs, timelines, and costs
• Expert repair work using reliable materials
• Proper cleanup of debris and job materials
• Final inspection to ensure everything meets quality standards