Roof Replacement

When It's Time for a New Roof

Your roof doesn't last forever. Most asphalt shingle roofs need replacement after 20 to 25 years, depending on material quality and weather exposure. If your roof is approaching this age or showing serious wear, replacement makes more sense than constant repairs. A new roof protects your home, improves energy efficiency, and adds real value to your property.

We specialize in complete roof replacements for homes and businesses throughout Centreville, VA. Our team has replaced thousands of roofs in this area, and we know exactly how to handle the specific challenges our climate creates. From material selection to final cleanup, we manage every detail so you can relax knowing the job is done right. Your new roof will keep your family safe and dry for decades to come.

Signs You Need Roof Replacement

How do you know when repairs aren't enough anymore? Watch for these warning signs that indicate your roof has reached the end of its useful life:

• Age over 20 years – Even if your roof looks okay, materials deteriorate over time. Older roofs are more vulnerable to leaks and storm damage.
• Widespread shingle damage – When large areas show cracking, curling, or missing granules, patching individual spots won't solve the underlying problem.
• Multiple leaks – One leak might need a repair, but several leaks in different areas suggest systemic failure throughout your roof system.
• Sagging roof deck – A sagging roofline indicates structural problems that require complete replacement, not surface repairs.
• Daylight through roof boards – If you see light coming through your attic ceiling, your roof deck has serious gaps that compromise the entire structure.
• High energy bills – An old roof with poor insulation lets heat escape in winter and enter in summer, driving up your utility costs unnecessarily.

If you're seeing several of these signs, it's time to schedule a professional roof inspection. We'll assess your roof's condition honestly and help you decide whether repairs or replacement makes the most sense for your situation and budget.

Our Replacement Process

We make roof replacement as smooth and stress-free as possible. First, we inspect your current roof and attic to identify any hidden problems like damaged decking or inadequate ventilation. Then we help you choose the right materials for your home, budget, and style preferences. We work with top manufacturers and can show you samples so you know exactly how your new roof will look.

When installation day arrives, our crew protects your property with tarps and magnetic rollers to catch nails. We carefully remove your old roof, inspect and repair the deck as needed, then install new underlayment, drip edge, and shingles according to manufacturer specifications. This attention to detail ensures your warranty stays valid and your roof performs as it should.

Most residential roof replacements take two to four days, depending on size and complexity. We work efficiently while maintaining high quality standards. Our crew cleans up thoroughly each day and completes a final inspection before we consider the job finished. You'll also receive warranty documentation and care instructions to help your new roof last as long as possible.

Material Options and Warranties

We install several types of roofing materials to match different needs and preferences. Architectural shingles offer excellent durability and come in many colors to complement your home's style. Metal roofing provides superior longevity and energy efficiency. For commercial properties, we install flat roofing systems including TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen that handle low-slope applications perfectly.

Every roof we install comes with manufacturer warranties on materials and our own workmanship guarantee. We only use products from trusted brands with proven track records. As your local Centreville roofing contractor, we'll be here if you ever need service or have questions about your new roof. Your investment is protected, and your home is secure.

Frequently Asked Questions