Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the signs of roof damage?
A: If you're noticing water damage on your ceiling, this could mean there's a part of your roof exposed. If you notice missing tiles or lifted shingles on your roof, you should have your roof inspected for potential damage and have it repaired. If you notice that your shingles are shiny-looking or have a white film, this means the granules are going bad or are bad.
Q: How long does a roof last?
A: The lifespan of your roof is dependent on many factors such as: weather and climate, materials used, initial installation quality, and maintenance. Generally speaking, your roof should last at least between 20-40 years.
Q: What are the best roofing materials for my home?
A: When it comes to roofing, there's not a one size fits all solution. Factors like aesthetics, HOA guidelines, budget, climate and your personal preference will influence the material options. Our roofing experts will be able to provide you with multiple options based on their professional experience and knowledge and will assist you in making the best decision that will fit all your needs and wants!
Q: How much does a new roof cost?
A: The investment for a new roof will vary greatly depending on the size, complexity and materials. We understand that "a new roof" is not usually budgeted for and therefore, we will be happy to provide all options and solutions that can fit your budget!
Q: How do I choose a roofing contractor?
A: Choosing a roofing contractor can be a daunting task. At the very least, you should be choosing someone who is licensed, bonded and insured. Your roof is an investment on the overall security of your home and it's not something that should be taken lightly. Helping our customers feel confident and comfortable with their decision to work with us is something we strive for and take very serious here at Roofing 202.
Q: How long does a roof replacement take?
A: From start to finish the time it takes to replace your roof will depend immensely on the size and complexity of your roof. Material availability and the best scheduling with your life may also play a factor.
Q: How can I prepare to have my roof replaced/repaired?
A: Clear the surrounding areas of your home, including your driveway. Ensure that your contractor has all necessary gate codes and has knowledge of any pets that may have to be let out during the day while they're on site.