Author name: Ankit Makkar

Unlike when your phone needs an update or your car needs repair, there’s no flashing indicator that’s going to tell you it’s time to repair or replace your roof. While you may be under the impression it requires a trained eye to do so, there are certain warning signs that are easily noticeable once you’ve been made aware of them.

So, you’ve got a roof and yeah, it mostly sits there while you’re ignoring its existence, but in order for you to appreciate the importance in maintaining or replacing it, you have to understand why it’s integral to your home in the first place. Roofs provide functions for your home that simply can’t be replicated, such as providing protection from the elements and increasing the overall value of your property.

While it may not be as exciting as remodeling your kitchen with that backsplash you’ve always wanted, or building that man cave you’ve begged your wife for, one of the most fruitful home improvement projects you can perform is getting a roof replacement. You can admire the improved, modern appearance while appreciating the improved resale value that comes with it – that’s the beauty of a new roof.

There are a number of factors to consider prior to your pending roof replacement that will influence the length of installation, such as extent of damage, square footage and potential bad weather.

If you just purchased a new a/c, sealed your windows and doors and installed all new energy-saving lighting, yet your bills are still ballooning like the Michelin Man – you may need a new roof. Rather than be a captive witness to the mountain of utility bills piling up, you probably want to consider the options available to you and take action.

At Rapid Restore, we separate ourselves from the typical roofing contractor by providing a stress-free, refreshingly simple roof replacement experience for all of our customers. We don’t want you worrying about an over-complicated estimate process. We prefer to get to the nuts and bolts of a roof assessment, putting an emphasis on clear and concise communication.