In order to do the math, you might need to know how much the repairs would cost. That means to get a quote. Once you get a quote, you can be talking to the roofing company about the possibility of roof replacement, too. If you end up needing to get your roof replaced, you will be able to discuss that number with them as well.

You can certainly do a little looking around before you make the decision to call the roofing company. You need to take the time to pick a good company anyway. Once you have done that, you can then figure out what your next move is going to be.

This is a very important question and the answer depends on many things.

Most likely, it can be repaired for less than the cost of a new roof, but that doesn’t mean the repair scenario is the right choice. Often times it can be, but you really need to look closely at the situation to determine the best possible solution.

Taking a look at the national averages in terms of costs for repairing a roof can help you see what to expect more clearly. Roof repairs aren’t cheap, but the cost of a new roof isn’t cheap either. One of the things you need to determine before you do anything is how much longer you expect your current roof to last.

If you’re going to pay a considerable amount of money to repair your roof, only to replace it in the next couple of years, then maybe it’s time to replace it now. That’s one of the possibilities that you have, but it might or might not be the best solution. You’re going to have to do the math for your particular situation. 

Seeking professional opinion from a reliable roofer is the best strategy.

Yes we only send out certified and licensed technicians out to do client work. We recommend asking technicians to provide license before commencing any project in person to you.

Yes we maximize your insurance benefits for any job we initiate

No hidden fees, everything is transparent from the onset

If some estimates appear much lower than the others and sound too good to be true, it probably is. Some contractors bid much lower in order to get the contract but are mostly uninsured & perform low quality work. If an estimate is confusing, ask the contractor to break down the estimate into items/terms you can understand.