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If you see a brownish stain on your ceiling, it might be a roof leak. Don't panic! Sometimes, leaks aren't as severe as they seem. It could be a cracked pipe collar or caulk around a vent. If you suspect a leak, call a roofing company for an inspection. Most leaks start small but can worsen if ignored. Often, a small leak just needs a repair, not a full roof replacement. However, if your roof is very old and the plywood is rotting, you might face bigger issues. Prompt action can prevent further damage and save you money.

If you notice rotten plywood, leaks, or missing shingles, your roof likely needs attention. Look for missing shingles, water stains inside your home, and exposed roof components. Some issues, like rotting plywood or hidden leaks, might not be visible right away. It's wise to have your roof inspected every few years, especially as it gets older. Roofs over 15 years old may not last as long as newer ones. Regular inspections can help catch problems early and save you money in the long run.

According to last year’s 2024 COST VS VALUE REPORT, the average cost to replace an asphalt shingle roof (the most common type) in the United States is $30,680. This general price doesn't account for roof size, complexity, and the other cost factors.

On top of this, roofing prices are very area-dependent. For example, the average cost to replace an asphalt shingle roof is $24,533 in our area of Treasure Coast, Florida.

Even with the averages, an asphalt roof replacement will cost around $20,000 for a standard middle-class home. Unfortunately, roofing costs have continued to rise due to manufacturers increasing the prices of their roofing materials.

Replacing a roof can be quicker than you think! Our team usually completes a roof replacement in just one day. We handle everything from tarping for tear-off, removing old shingles, inspecting plywood, laying underlayment, installing new asphalt shingles, to a thorough cleanup using magnets to collect nails. Simple and efficient! You can expect minimal disruption and a beautiful new roof in no time.

We have an entire article on the metal vs. shingle roof debate. Generally, the choice depends on your budget, personal preference, long-term aesthetic desires, and location. Most people choose shingle roofs because they are affordable, easy to install, and come with long-lasting warranties. Metal roofs, on the other hand, offer durability and a modern look. Consider your needs and consult with us to make the best choice for your home.