Asphalt shingle roofs typically last between 20 and 30 years. Other materials, such as metal roofing, can have a longer lifespan of 40 to 50 years or more.

Common indicators of roof damage include missing or damaged shingles, shingles with curled edges, loss of granules from shingles, water leaks, and areas of the roof that appear to be sagging.

Our roofing team brings a wealth of knowledge to every project, with our combined experience exceeding 60 years in the industry.

We do not utilize subcontractors. Our workforce consists of full-time employees, and the owner of our business is present on-site for all roofing projects.

When reviewing roof warranties, it's important to ensure there's a manufacturer's warranty covering the materials used, as well as a separate workmanship warranty provided by the roofing contractor.

The lifespan of siding varies by material. With proper installation and maintenance, vinyl, aluminum, and fiber cement siding can last anywhere from 10 to 50 years. Wood siding typically lasts 15 to 40 years but requires more frequent maintenance.

Gutter cleaning should be performed two to four times per year. Properties with nearby trees may require more frequent cleaning. Regular maintenance can prevent common issues associated with clogged gutters.

Indicators that your gutters may need repair or replacement include visible dents or sagging, loose fasteners, leaking seams, and poor drainage during heavy rainfall.

The lifespan of gutters can vary based on material, climate, and maintenance. Generally, aluminum gutter systems can last about 20 years, while downspouts may remain functional for up to 30 years.

Common gutter materials include vinyl, aluminum, steel, and copper. Vinyl is cost-effective and easy to install. Aluminum offers lightweight durability and rust resistance. Steel provides strength and longevity. Copper is known for its long-lasting properties and aesthetic appeal.